Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 172 Because She No Longer Loved Him

But now Deirdre didn’t have any reason to force herself to eat something she disliked.

“Can’t you understand why I ate it in the past?” Deirdre took a deep breath. “Because at the time, the things you gave me were the most precious to me Back then, even though the ring that you were forced to buy me didn’t fit, I was reluctant to take it off at all I preferred to put something on the ring and wear it on my finger, but now…”

She shuddered as she breathed but didn’t continue Brendan, however, looked like he had received a blow in the face and had found the answer himself

It was because Deirdre no longer loved him. Hence, she wouldn’t treat whatever he bought as a treasure The pastry had melted into a puddle of butter on the ground, as she didn’t need to force herself to eat this

anymore.

Brendan felt a sudden heartache and felt so stuffy that he had difficulty breathing.

understand why he would feel uncomfortable and furious However, he clearly felt that something

force you to do anything when we got married. I won’t force you to do anything now either. I won’t force you to eat this pastry if you refuse to.

forced me” Deirdre jeered “It was all wishful thinking on my part, so I

expression. “McKinnon, do you have to

admitted that she had spoken aggressively and with

been so ignorant back then and had clearly understood that she and Brendan were people from two different worlds,

I’m just telling the truth.” Deirdre lowered her eyes and looked tired

However, she had only taken two steps when Brendan suddenly grabbed her wrist.” Haven’t you eaten yet?

“I’m not hungry.”

smell of meat

you aren’t hungry.” With a frigid face, Brendan opened the refrigerator. There was everything one could want in it, but because he had limited cooking skills, he just took out some noodles and ordered Deirdre, “Go and sit at the

did what she was told while Brendan took off his coat, rolled up his sleeves, and started cooking. There were loud noises in the kitchen, but Deirdre merely sat blankly on the chair. She had no