Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 389

Gregory saw right through me. “I want the truth.”

I laid it all out. “I need some time to think things through.”

Gregory crossed his arms, nodding in agreement. “Fair enough. Take all the time you need.”

The following day, I had plans with Gregory to meet the person Farley had taken from Susan’s place. Gregory mentioned the person had spilled some beans. He thought it best I should hear it firsthand before deciding whether to believe it.

Gregory said, “Otherwise, coming from me, it might seem I’m trying to stir the pot, which would ruin my good guy image.”

The doorbell rang as I was about to get ready, change, and do my makeup.

After checking my phone, I saw I still had a good two hours before our meet–up. Smiling, I got up and breezed to the door, only to freeze at the sight of the visitor.

Ford,” I

figure at the hospital that night. He was more like an approachable middle–aged gentleman. “Mind

to let him in, my door remained ajar with a

for twenty years. He even got this

usually outsourced the renovations. They’d show up once it was all done to check

a cup of coffee. “Yes, Gregory

shouldn’t fear that he would turn on me as Bryant

and my silly son would have been a match made

to the point. “But now, whether you divorce, you were Mrs. Ferguson. And he, well, he

clenched my fists. “What are

a smart girl. Without the Myers family, you and Greg are worlds apart.” Klein continued, “And with the Myers family under Mr. Ferguson’s thumb, they’re not what they used to be. Plus, you know well whether Mr. Ferguson will divorce you.”

Whether I divorced or returned to the