Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 38

Otherwise, the Ferguson Group wouldn’t have ended up directly in Bryant’s hands.

“How about you? How have you been?” I lifted my gaze, looking up at the sharp lines of his jaw, and asked hesitantly.

“These three

years since we got married,” he managed a slight smile, sighed softly, and said, “it’s been good.”

That answer made me want to cry even more.

It was regret, wasn’t it? After all, if it hadn’t been for all those issues, we could have grown old together.

On our way back, we both remained silent, an unspoken agreement between us. Some things are better left unsaid.

He couldn’t truly change what was happening, and I couldn’t just live with it.

Better to let go now, while we could still look at each other without disdain.

Autumn days are short and the nights-long. Through the car window, the setting sun cast a golden glow over his figure.

“I’ll walk you up.” When we arrived at Riverview Estate, he spoke before I could.

up together. Standing at the door, I pursed my

“Okay.”

slightly, yet

b

Christine’s radiant face. “You’re

my apartment seemed to ease Bryant a

“So you expected me to

a cook, but

at Bryant, raising her voice towards the kitchen,

then, “Mark’s here too?”

friends over. I just called Steven and

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trinkets around the

suddenly felt a genuine sense of

from sunny to a cold dreariness,

been helping Mark in the kitchen, came running

e door.

one hand in his pocket, looked at him with a half-smile,

“Ahem…”

I thought you were busy…”

“I’m not busy.”