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Capitulo 353

Author: Lady-Noir
last update publish date: 2026-09-08 20:12:09

Daven's chest rose and fell in an irregular rhythm. The cold night air of the ominous funeral chamber suddenly dissolved, replaced by the warm sting of midday sunlight filtering through the gaps between the lush leaves. His temple was damp with cold sweat, and his heartbeat pounded wildly against his ribs as though he had just run through a storm of death.

"Daven? Hey, what's wrong?"

A soft voice he knew all too well touched his ears. It was not the heart-wrenching sound of sobs from the black
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  • His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him   Capitulo 353

    Daven's chest rose and fell in an irregular rhythm. The cold night air of the ominous funeral chamber suddenly dissolved, replaced by the warm sting of midday sunlight filtering through the gaps between the lush leaves. His temple was damp with cold sweat, and his heartbeat pounded wildly against his ribs as though he had just run through a storm of death."Daven? Hey, what's wrong?"A soft voice he knew all too well touched his ears. It was not the heart-wrenching sound of sobs from the black marble room, but a melodious voice filled with confusion and genuine concern.Daven blinked repeatedly. His vision, previously blurred by images of tombstones and coffins, gradually came into focus. He felt the soft surface beneath his cheek—not the concrete floor of a hospital or the cold tiles of the mourning hall, but the softness of someone's thigh beneath a light cotton skirt.He lifted his head slightly. Joye's face was lowered as she stared at him with a worried frown. The girl's plus-siz

  • His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him   Chapter 352

    The air inside the funeral chamber felt unbearably dense, as though every ounce of oxygen had been absorbed by the towering black marble walls. The scent of incense mingled with the fragrance of thousands of white lilies and roses, enveloping every corner of the mourning hall and creating an atmosphere that was both sacred and ominous. In the center of the spacious room, a finely carved mahogany coffin stood upon a small platform illuminated by the dim glow of yellow lights.Daven stood motionless on the left side of the coffin. His body was clad in an utterly black suit, matching the shirt and tie he wore. The thin bandage still wrapped around his left temple and elbow seemed to be the silent remnants of the deadly disaster that had occurred that evening, but those physical wounds were nothing compared to the gaping wound inside his chest. His empty gaze remained fixed upon the figure lying forever inside the wooden box.Joye looked so peaceful, like a sleeping princess lost in the l

  • His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him   Chapter 351

    The sound of an ambulance siren pierced through the silence of New York City at night with a deafening howl. Red and blue emergency lights spun rapidly, casting sharp flashes of light against the walls of the towering buildings they passed. Inside the cramped, disinfectant-scented rear compartment of the ambulance, the atmosphere felt far more terrifying than the clinking of the medical equipment surrounding them.Daven sat frozen on the small bench beside the stretcher. His own body was covered in abrasions; his elbows and knees were torn open, bleeding fresh blood that soaked through his jeans and black leather jacket. His left temple was bleeding, warm blood trickling down his deathly pale cheek. Yet he paid absolutely no attention to the physical pain in his body. Daven's sense of pain seemed to have gone numb, completely swallowed by a far more devastating psychological terror.Daven's two hands trembled violently as they tightly held Joye's right hand. The hand that was usually

  • His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him   Chapter 350

    The evening sky above New York City slowly transformed into a beautiful golden-orange gradient. The autumn breeze blew gently, sending strands of Joye's loose hair fluttering freely beneath the large full-face helmet secured over her head. In front of her, Daven rode a powerful-engine sport motorcycle at a moderate speed, savoring the precious moments of their afternoon date after the terrifying ordeal they had endured over the past few weeks."Daven!" Joye called out cheerfully from behind the young man, both arms wrapped tightly around Daven's waist, making her feel completely safe. "The air feels so fresh this afternoon! It feels so nice to go out and ride a motorcycle like this!"Daven briefly glanced at the side mirror, catching the reflection of his beloved's cheerful face behind her helmet visor. A wide smile spread across the young man's lips. "I'm glad you like it, Baby! After this, we'll find your favorite apple pie at the café down the road!" Daven shouted back over the roa

  • His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him   Chapter 349

    The morning sunlight gently streamed through the glass window of Revaline’s bedroom, casting a golden glow across the mahogany dressing table. The girl stood before the large mirror, straightening the collar of her white shirt layered beneath a Korean-style knitted vest that wrapped around her body. Today was a special day. Her legal status on the Ashford family’s Family Card had officially changed—she was no longer merely a fostered adopted child, but a legitimate daughter fully acknowledged by Calvin and Camelia.Moreover, a substantial inheritance from her late grandfather on the Chandler family’s side had been officially documented in a confidential notarial deed. All the wealth, property assets, and global stock portfolios under the Chandler family’s name would pass entirely into Revaline’s hands once the girl turned twenty-two. However, at only eighteen years old, Revaline did not think about that immense wealth at all. What mattered far more to her was the warmth of the family

  • His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him   Chapter 348

    The roar of ten black tactical vehicles tore through the silence of New York City at high speed. Inside the main command vehicle, Calvin Ashford sat upright with an expression as cold as ice. His dark gray suit fit him perfectly, radiating the intimidating aura of an absolute leader who knew no compromise. In the passenger seat beside the driver, Ronald held a tactical control tablet displaying a blinking red coordinate in the abandoned dock area at the far end of the western harbor.“Report from the reconnaissance unit, Patriarch,” Ronald said firmly, breaking the silence inside the cabin. “Victor Vance’s main hideout has been surrounded from all four directions. There are no remaining escape routes by land or sea.”Calvin narrowed his eyes, staring straight ahead at the dark highway beyond the windshield. “Good,” Calvin growled heavily. “Tonight, we end this pathetic game down to its roots. Don’t let a single one of them leave alive if they resist.”“Order received, Patriarch!”The

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