Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 225

Since Timothy passed away, it felt like Teresa was the sole source of warmth left in Bryant’s life when it was about family. But if what Margaret had said were true, it would change his view on the family affection. Decades of emotion would be all breaking apart

Growing up in a less–than–perfect family only to face this ordeal was like being dealt a devastating blow all over again.

1, for one, didn’t agree with the way Gary was handling things. For some things, it was better to rip the band–aid off quickly rather than slowly.

I fixed my gaze on Bryant. “Would you believe what I’m about to tell you?”

His voice was calm. “Yes.”

He must have thought it through before deciding to ask me, so his answer came without hesitation.

With that, I no longer held back, sipped my coffee, and spoke, “That day in the hospital room, what I said…”

“Bryant!” The office door burst open out of nowhere, accompanied by a crisp female voice, cutting me off mid–sentence.

high–heeled boots clicking against the

girl raised with money and affection, looking confident, bold,

when she saw an extra

at Bryant, she cooed, “Bryant, who is she?”

he introduced me in a cold tone, “My wife.”

pointing at me. “Isn’t your wife that woman from the trending searches? The less attractive

me was all

daughter.” Bryant

and cursed, “That Gregory

said, extending

him, “Bryant, I heard you’re getting a divorce.

her, his attitude

to dismiss her, yet she was bold enough to say, “I want to marry you. Does that count as something?”

After commenting, Bryant quickly reviewed the contract and called Kevin in, “Take this to legal and show our guest

before me, Dorothy stood up, annoyed, “The more you do this, the more I want to marry you! I have to marry you!” With that, she stormed out, not forgetting to give me a fierce glare on her way.