Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 439 Will You See Him Once Before the Surgery?

How Madame Brighthall was pleased and devoted to Deirdre’s previous identity felt so cynical to Deirdre.

Deirdre said, “You’ve mistaken me for someone else, Madame Brighthall. I’m Deirdre McKinnon and not Charlene McKinney.”

“I know.” Madame Brighthall’s gaze dimmed for a moment when her hands were flung away.

She then said hastily, “Brendan has already come clean to me. It was you who took care of me over the years, right? The daughter-in-law that I’m perfectly content with has always been you too. I’m sorry, Miss McKinnon. I… I was so reckless that I actually kicked you out and hurt you…”

‘Come clean?”

Deirdre felt her heart racing and felt a knot in the pit of her stomach. She said, “You shouldn’t apologize, Madame Brighthall. You didn’t do anything wrong from the start. On the contrary, I should thank you. I wouldn’t be able to leave Brendan had you not helped me. It’s a happy ending for the both of us now.”

it really a happy ending?” Madame Brighthall smiled bitterly. “The biggest mistake I made in my life is letting you leave. I’ve not only put you in harm’s way but also Brendan. Do you know that Brendan has been behaving like a lost

Brighthall, inhaled a deep breath, and

past her eyes. “Is… Is he good to

the very moment she thought about Kyran. “I’m already prepared to be with him,

outcome for both of us. Otherwise, are you going to get rid of Miss McKinney, whom Brendan truly loves, because of the guilt you feel

whether Charlene was the person

she had a boyfriend. Regardless, she would never allow herself to break. up someone else’s

to be exhausted. If Deirdre could see, she would certainly be astounded by how much her hair had turned gray during this period. “However, I have

great difficulty,

Deirdre was stunned.

a night despite the abdominal injury. Then, he devoted himself to work without concern for his health until he

surgery for sure, but the surgery…is very risky. Do you understand what I’m implying,