Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 13

Bryant seemed stunned but remained silent.

I asked in a hushed tone, “What about our wedding night? Why did you leave?”

I vaguely remembered I sat on the balcony waiting all night that night. It was our wedding night, and he left his newlywed wife at home, carelessly heading out. I thought something serious had happened, worried about his safety while also fretting if I had somehow displeased him. At the same time, I was eagerly hoping for his early return.

I was only twenty-three then, having somehow married the man I had secretly adored for years. How could I not have expectations for our marriage and him?

Then, I finally learned that while I was eagerly waiting for him to come home, he was with another woman. It all felt like a cruel joke.

Bryant didn’t hide it anymore, his voice cold and steady. “That night, she had gone drag racing and got into a mishap. The police called me to pick her up.”

What a coincidence.

On the very day of our wedding, Margaret had an accident, and it was in the dead of night. But I remembered, just several days after the wedding, at the family dinner, she was there, without a scratch on her.

I rolled down the car window, silent for a while, and said calmly, “Bryant, if she’s the one you’ve got feelings for, we can go our separate ways on good terms.”

He slammed on the brakes and parked at the side of the road, his gaze fixed on me, his emotions finally surfacing.

unusual to see him anything other than cool and

vibration of a

face, and he said without hesitation, “She’s in trouble again. I might have

trying to control my emotions, and then I glanced at him through the

opened the car

Bryant for so many years. It wasn’t going to

of regret held me back. It was the fear that I might look back and feel

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Chapter 13

day.

bustling traffic and the flashing neon

“What’s

personality.

of the blue, her voice as vibrant and bright as

and wrapped my jacket tighter around me, crossing the

wandering,” I said.

the time and

cut her off, feeling

temper flared instantly. She could be indiscriminately combative when it came to my issues.