Semua Bab I Never Regretted Leaving You: Bab 111 - Bab 120

Nathan, always so confident, couldn’t for the life of him understand why the internationally renowned Mr. Wade would bother to help an unknown like Isabella. Nathan scanned the room, his gaze landing on Isabella, who stood calmly beside Mr. Wade. They kept their distance, making it clear that she wasn’t particularly close to him. Victoria stumbled over, her face filled with anxiety. "Nathan, did Isabella really hire Mr. Wade to defend her? Does that mean we have no chance of winning?" Nathan looked around, his nerves unsettled as the media gathered. If he lost, his reputation would be shattered forever. He lowered his voice, "Our legal team isn’t to be underestimated. Don’t lose your composure." Once the trial began, the lively buzz of the courtroom fell into complete silence. Under the judge’s calm guidance, both sides presented their evidence and arguments in an orderly manner. The opposing lawyer argued: "Isabella, out of jealousy, has deliberately distorted the facts,

Even though Nathan usually doesn't go online, he could sense something was amiss from the strange looks people around him gave him. His employees no longer showed him the same respect as before, and those who used to flock around and flatter him had all disappeared, like a receding tide.He had to exert a great deal of effort to remove the hot topics from the trending list. Strangely, just a few days after the hot topics subsided, new ones about him kept emerging one after another.Due to the huge impact, his business partners, fearing they might be implicated, subtly expressed their intention to decline contract renewals. The stock market value of the Hill family was also gradually evaporating.Nathan was in a constant state of distress every day.Alaric, who regarded his career as his life, was extremely furious. He vented his anger on Mrs. Hill.At the breakfast table one morning, Alaric threw a bowl of hot porridge in Mrs. Hill's face and roared furiously, "Look at what a great son

“Nathan, this is what she owes me.” Isabella’s expression suddenly turned sinister. She grinned like a demon, “A life for a life. Now, I’m even with her.” Nathan finally understood—it was inevitable. Victoria owed Isabella a kidney, so Isabella had cruelly retaliated by making her lose the child... Nathan clenched his teeth and said, “Isabella, your malice surpasses your Bella’s. But, I do owe you, so I won’t hold this against you. If there’s a next time, I’ll show no mercy. Tomorrow, we’ll go to the Public Affairs Directorate to get the divorce certificate. We’ll never see each other again for the rest of our lives.” Isabella gave him a dark look. “Nathan, I’m just saying that I’m even with Victoria. Our accounts haven’t even begun to be settled yet.” “You took my kidney, you don’t love me but still took away my purity, and you... the crimes you’ve committed are beyond measure.” She skipped over the tragic past. Nathan couldn’t help but feel that she was narrow-minded, a

Nathan’s face showed guilt. “I can compensate you… as long as your demands aren’t unreasonable.” But Isabella replied, “Nathan, I only want my kidney back. Can you return it to me?” Nathan’s face turned ashen. “You volunteered to donate it,” he muttered. “Volunteered?” Isabella took a step forward, glaring at him with anger. “Nathan, lying will strike you with lightning one day.” Nathan: “…” Isabella raised her voice, “You said that as long as I donated my kidney, you would treat me well for the rest of your life, that you would give me a warm and stable home. Nathan, is our home really warm and stable?” Nathan replied, “I know I haven’t been a good husband. But I didn’t lie, Isabella, that was really my true intention…” “Nathan, your hypocrisy makes me sick. Stay away from me from now on. I don’t want to see you.” Nathan angrily grabbed her hand. “Isabella, I’m not as bad as you think. I just loved your Bella too much, and that’s why I was forced to hurt you. I apo

The butler turned and left. But Theo, for some inexplicable reason, became unusually uneasy. “Grandma, I should probably step aside.” The old lady stared at him in surprise. “You, the troublemaker who never cared for these formalities, are suddenly so gentlemanly and graceful?” Theo darted off like a rabbit. “Grandma, you're talking business with Miss Thea. I’ll just be a distraction.” When the old lady saw him slip into the study behind the screen, she didn’t stop him, understanding that he was choosing to evade the situation. In just a moment, the butler returned, leading Thea into the room. The old lady carefully studied this young woman who seemed to be the cause of her beloved grandson’s unusual behavior. Thea had a remarkable presence, a graceful figure, and a beauty that could rival a flower, yet her eyes carried a somber weight, as if she had a story to tell. The old lady, sensing something off, grew cautious. “Miss Thea, please, have a seat.” Thea sat gracefull