Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 32 Don’t You Dare!

Deirdre found his reaction insulting. The corner of her lips curled into a sneer as she enunciated her next words clearly. “The condition of my eyes is completely your fault! It was all you, Brendan! Now, you’re pretending to want to treat my eyes. Will I get back the one year that I lived without my sight? Your trick of rewarding me after punishing me doesn’t work on me anymore!”

“What kind of nonsense are you talking about!” Brendan clutched the steering wheel tightly as he glared at Deirdre in confusion. “Did I blind your eyes? Deirdre, don’t you dare think that you can vilify me just because I treat you well! Don’t you dare!”

“Vilify you?” Deirdre felt a coldness course through her entire body, immobilizing her while also sobering her up.

She realized that her actions were futile.

‘Will Brendan acknowledge that it is his fault after what I said? He’s only losing his temper out of embarrassment. How could a conceited man like him ever admit his crime? ‘All he wants is a servant who will still approach him cautiously after being beaten up by him countless times. He does not want the truth.’ She shut her eyes in self-pity. She pitied herself for attempting to make him feel a tinge of guilt.

me the silent treatment.” Brendan’s face turned slightly pale, and he spoke in a higher voice. Deirdre turned her face to the side and said, “What do you want me to say?” “Show me the evidence, of course! You

Brendan’s behavior amusing. “Just consider this me

stopped speaking altogether. Brendan could not help frowning. He knew that it was impossible

wondered if something had happened in the past that he was unaware of. Otherwise, why would Deirdre’s

spark that ignited a fire, making Brendan grow uneasy. He left Deidre by the door of the villa and took the liberty to leave

stood by the door of the villa in a daze. Despite

back of her hand after living

very

ahead and the kitchen was right in front of her. She had spent countless days waiting for Brendan to come home during the two years when they had been married. She would head upstairs in disappointment by

be haunted by her memories, she made her way up the stairs, holding the

guest