Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 851

Merritt could only dream of the privileges Dailey was born into-privileges he would never attain, no matter how hard he tried.

This disparity, every time it was mentioned, felt like an invisible slap across his face. But even so, he was determined to help Christine.

"You don't understand her at all," he said bitterly. "You can't comprehend why she'd choose to be with someone like me-someone who's wronged her and has nothing to offer—over you, with all your wealth and power."

Dailey frowned at Merritt's words, clearly puzzled, yet unwilling to lose face in front of his rival.

"She will eventually be my lawful wife," Dailey stated confidently.

Merritt countered, "She won't be happy."

"You're not her. She will be happy," Dailey insisted.

Merritt pressed on, "And you're not her, so how can you be sure?"

Dailey had no interest in engaging in this childish argument. "Don't think that just because your grandmother is nearing the end of her life, there's nothing left to threaten you with. If I were in your shoes, Merritt, I'd tread carefully."

behind Dailey. "What nonsense are you

today primarily to pray for Helena, hoping the elderly woman would spend her remaining days in peace.

to pray today. Let's

"Alright," Dailey agreed.

she could fully exhale, Dailey added, "Once you've finished

decided

Merritt began, but Christine silenced him with a

their attention to their prayers, sincerely asking for peace. As they left,

on her wrist. But since they were about

Jane pulled Christine into the restroom for a

speak earlier, you signaled me to stop. Are you worried your issues would complicate things for me again?"

replied, squeezing Jane's hand. "You've already done

if Dailey

you don't

you. I know," Christine said, comforted

quiet conversation. "Are you sure we can get the license in Vista Town?"

sure, but we'll find out when