Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 262

A few days ago, Susan asked me if I was a good match for Bryant. Then, nothing had happened yet, so I didn’t think much of it. Butt being aggressively questioned by Dorothy, accusing me of holding him back, I hesitated.

After all, Bryant has been injured several times recently, all because of me. The moment that question hit me, I wondered if everything would have been different if Bryant had married Dorothy.

The Myers family was wealthy and influential. Dorothy wouldn’t just avoid causing Bryant trouble. She could also significantly boost his endeavors. Their combined strengths could achieve more than I could ever imagine. But with me, it felt like I could hardly help him.

The sharp pain from hitting my lower back against the corner of the cabinet suddenly seemed trivial.

Facing Dorothy’s righteous indignation, I was speechless for the first time. Without a prestigious family background, I was a drag on Bryant, a calamity to him. I was the reason he spent hours in the emergency room. I was the reason he lay unconscious in the hospital for two days and a night.

In my silent moment, Bryant suddenly chuckled, his voice cold and detached, “Ms. Myers, you don’t love me, do you?”

Dorothy’s neck stiffened as she insisted, “I do love

Bryant pulled me closer, his thumb gently caressing the back of my hand. “Do you love me or the idea of marrying into the

I wasn’t the head of the Ferguson family, she would

few words, Bryant tore away the facade of dynastic marriages. I had thought Dorothy

point of such worthless love? I want to marry you, whether for love or a

He’s single.” Bryant smiled,

Larson family. My family would have to invest a lot in connections and resources. You’re more suitable. Timothy is gone, and the Ferguson Group is in your hands. Your dad is only interested in women. Marrying you is like the saying goes, ‘a man with a car and a house and no

Teresa’s face darkened. Teresa had worked hard to support Dorothy’s ascent, only to be dismissed outright, even mentioning the lack of parents

back, Teresa interjected, “Ms. Myers, that’s

Dorothy frowned, looking down from her high horse. “You’re not seriously considering

play the part at home. No need