Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 161

After hearing that question, my mind briefly wandered off into a daze. Aside from Christine, who once asked me a similar question, I realized I’d never asked myself that.

Would I? If another guy had saved me that day, and I had woken up to see a different face, would I have fallen for him instead? Or, if Bryant had never been there for me, could my feelings for him have reached so deep? What then? What was my love over the years?.

My thoughts were a mess, too frightened to continue down that path. I shook my head, “Bryant, I can’t give you an answer.”

Bryant, who’s normally so laid-back, was clearly trying to hold it together. His jaw clenched as he let out a big breath. “Okay.”

“Does the reason why I fell for you matter that much?” I couldn’t figure out why, but he looked somewhat disappointed.

At the brink of our relationship’s end, why bother chasing the reasons that started it all?

Avoiding my gaze, Bryant hastily snuffed his cigarette, changing the subject. “I’ll take care of the thing you asked for.”

“What?” I paused, and it clicked. “You mean about Margaret?”

He nodded. “Yeah.”

you keep your word for your grandfather’s sake.” I was so tired of

briefly met mine, holding back something, before his voice turned hoarse and hurried. “You should get some

respond, he was already striding toward the entryway, slipping

I firmly said, ‘Since we’re getting a divorce, I’ll delete your fingerprint and change the locks. Let’s try not to cross paths unnecessarily.”

turning pale.

compliance took me by surprise, but it also

I dove into a long, relaxing bath. The house felt large and empty, yet I was in peace and relaxation for the first time in all the years. I took a

book, turned off the lights, and

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stuck around for the

the next

breakfast, the doorbell rang while I lounged on the couch

through

grocery delivery I had ordered, I shuffled to the door in my slippers, only to find an unwelcome quest on my doorstep, prompting me to try and close the door. Out of breath and in a rush, Margaret barged in, eyes wide. Jane, you bitch!