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57. Don't Look for Someone Else

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ANNA

A painful throbbing pounded through my head. The food on the nightstand sat barely touched. My stomach refused to keep anything down.

Just a minute ago, I had thrown up in the bathroom. My stomach cramped so violently it felt like it was being twisted apart. Curled into myself, my gaze fell on the water container Dylan had brought me last night.

For the first time since we got married, he had shown genuine concern for me. Even so, last night he had almost discovered all my medication. My h
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  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   60. The Dance of Us

    "The foreign investors we invited have already entered the ballroom. They said the event is incredible," Erwin said, unable to hide the admiration in his voice.The lively noise on his end of the call brought a faint smile to my lips as I looked into the mirror.I glanced to my side, where Anna stood looking stunning in the dress I had bought for her.As she rose from her chair, the burgundy mermaid gown hugged her figure elegantly, accentuating the curve of her waist. And for some reason, I liked seeing her in dresses that revealed the graceful line of her collarbone, just like this one."Mr. Dylan hasn't even blinked since he started looking at you," the makeup artist teased Anna.They both giggled.I quickly looked away and turned my attention back to Erwin."We'll be downstairs in a few minutes," I said before ending the call.I sat on the edge of the bed for a moment. My gaze drifted across the spacious room before settling on the glittering night view beyond the floor-to-ceiling

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   59. Whose Child Is It?

    DYLANAs I waited for Anna's cotton candy to be wrapped, my phone vibrated in my pocket.Jessy was calling.I answered immediately, taking the cotton candy from the vendor as I walked away. A sense of unease settled over me."Come home now. We need to talk.""About what?" I asked, glancing at Anna, who was still patiently waiting for me on the park bench."Lea... she showed us a letter from her obstetrician," Jessy said quietly.Every nerve in my body went rigid. I couldn't find a single word to say. The cotton candy slipped from my hand. I looked toward Anna, still sitting there with a small smile as she waited for me.My chest tightened. I wanted to go to her, but Jessy's words had already consumed my thoughts. Without explaining anything, I turned around and ran toward my motorcycle.Damn it.I had really left Anna behind without her phone or any money. But I couldn't think about anything else. I had to get home and see that letter with my own eyes."I'll be there soon. Don't let D

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   58. A Happy Date, A Heartbreaking Truth

    When I returned from the hospital, my body still didn't feel like my own. My head felt heavy, and every step drained what little strength I had left.The house staff checked on me from time to time, though the displeased looks on their faces made it obvious this wasn't something they were used to doing.I was certain Dylan had told them to.By late afternoon, I finally started feeling a little better. I saw my father-in-law sitting comfortably in his wheelchair with his nurse. They were enjoying the afternoon in the side garden.The nurse patiently fed Abraham, occasionally chatting with him. I hurried downstairs to join them. The moment he saw me, Abraham greeted me with an indistinct voice. Even though I couldn't make out his words, I knew he was happy to see me."Have you eaten, Dad?"He gave me a stiff nod.Brenda smiled. "Mr. Abraham looks really happy that you came to see him. He's barely said a word all day."

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   57. Don't Look for Someone Else

    ANNAA painful throbbing pounded through my head. The food on the nightstand sat barely touched. My stomach refused to keep anything down.Just a minute ago, I had thrown up in the bathroom. My stomach cramped so violently it felt like it was being twisted apart. Curled into myself, my gaze fell on the water container Dylan had brought me last night.For the first time since we got married, he had shown genuine concern for me. Even so, last night he had almost discovered all my medication. My hands trembling, I reached for the nightstand and slowly picked up my phone.I didn't think painkillers would help anymore. I needed to tell Vallen about my condition. Maybe he could help me.As I waited for him to answer, I struggled to straighten my weak body. My feet dangled over the edge of the bed while one hand gripped the side of my head.Come on, Vallen... answer.I winced. The pain in my head had become unbearable.The call connected, and Vallen's calm voice came through."What's wrong?"

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   56. She Chose Him Instead

    Anna didn't answer my question. Instead, she pressed the back of her hand against her nose, trying to keep the blood from dripping onto the blanket. I quickly grabbed a box of tissues from the nightstand and handed it to her.She deftly rolled up a tissue and stuffed it into one nostril. We sat in silence for a while. All I could do was watch her sitting there with her head lowered, her face pale and drained of color. The tissue slowly turned red as it soaked through with blood.She pulled out another tissue and repeated the same thing. I frowned. Why hadn't the bleeding stopped yet? Weren't nosebleeds supposed to stop long before this?"If you're sick, we can go to the hospital right now," I offered.She answered with a shake of her head.Anna replaced the second tissue with a fresh one, crumpling the bloodstained one in her hand. "You can go back to your room, Dylan. I'm fine.""Fine? You have a nosebleed, and you still haven't answered my question," I protested, pointing toward the

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   55. Started to Worry

    DYLANLeaving Lea's apartment, for some reason, made me feel a little relieved. Now all I had to do was keep an eye on her until I could truly put my mind at ease. If she crossed the line, I wouldn't hesitate to cut off my business partnership with her father.To hell with our agreement. If she started playing games, I could do the same.When I got home, I found Anna and one of the maids finishing up my father's room. She was drenched in sweat as she straightened the bed, fluffed the pillows and bolster, making sure everything was comfortable for Abraham.A few loose strands had escaped her hastily tied hair and framed the side of her face. Her plain clothes looked worn and shabby.I let out a sigh. Did she always dress like this?Did she never buy herself new clothes? I gave her money every month. Where was it all going?Anyone walking into this house for the first time would probably mistake Anna for one of the maids i

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   7. Begging for Love

    "I'm fine, Father. I bumped my nose earlier," I lied.Fortunately, my father-in-law believed me without much question.Abraham glanced at the unmade bed behind me. His gaze softened. A faint smile touched his thin lips before he quickly pulled a handkerchief from his suit pocket."Use this to wipe

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   6. I Deserve to Be Happy

    "Vallen, just pretend you never saw any of this," I said calmly."Damn it, Anna, what do you mean? How am I supposed to stay quiet after seeing something this unfair? You're fighting a disease while Dylan...""Vallen, this is my marriage."The firmness in my voice silenced him on the other end of t

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   5. First Wish: Done

    I didn't know how long I had been lying on the floor.When I woke up, my head was throbbing and my entire body ached. Slowly, I pushed myself upright and rubbed my face. When I looked down, I found several dried drops of blood on the floor.Not wanting to dwell on it, I got up and walked into the b

  • HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 DAYS   4. A Comparison

    For nearly half the day, I lay in bed, curled up as I stared blankly through the open window. My body felt hot, and I was utterly exhausted even though I hadn't done anything physically demanding.Fortunately, Jessy wasn't home. She was probably working at her boutique. If she saw me lazing around

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