All Chapters of Too Late to Regret: Chapter 321 - Chapter 330

“Yes. That’s why I told you to leave your bag in the car. If I’ve been bugged, you might have been too.”“...!!”Sophia’s gaze darted toward her phone lying on the side.Bianca waved dismissively. “Don’t worry, I already switched mine out.”Relieved, Sophia exhaled. “So that’s why you typed on your phone earlier—telling me to drop my bag and jewelry—because you were worried I was also being monitored?”She had thought Bianca’s precautions were almost like handling classified files—removing every possible recording device before sharing a secret.“Exactly,” Bianca said. “If even I’ve been watched, then you, being Candice’s childhood friend, are at even greater risk. You were with her through the divorce, through her fight with that little vixen from the Jones family... You two are too close. Go home and check carefully. Every corner of your place and your office.”Sophia’s face hardened. She nodded firmly. “I’ll check immediately.”Bianca leaned back, her tone thoughtful. “Now, Mr. Mak

Charlie said nothing.He simply looked at her with a pair of icy eyes.Candice frowned. “Don’t scare Sophia.”Sophia patted her hand. “It’s fine, it’s fine, I’ll go!”She took a deep breath, face full of resolve as if heading to her execution, then stood up and followed Charlie out.Candice watched them leave, still uneasy.Edward reassured her, “Don’t worry, Charlie won’t bully a woman. He’s the most principled person you’ll ever meet.”Twenty minutes later.Charlie and Sophia came out of the study.When she went in, Sophia looked like a martyr marching to her doom.When she came out, she was practically glowing, as if she had just won the lottery inside.To Candice, it looked like… her best friend had turned into a traitor.She pulled her aside and asked what they had talked about.Sophia’s attit

Charlie was a little surprised.Then he understood—she was feeling guilty, trying to be more considerate.Edward lazily draped an arm over his shoulder, winking. “Our Candice knows how to read the room. She’s not some delicate little flower.”Charlie shot him a cold look. “You think I don’t already know that?”If anything, he wished she would be a little delicate sometimes.Taking back his phone, he said softly into the receiver,“This isn’t urgent. Just find a hotel to stay for now.It’s not all Sophia’s fault—my arrangements weren’t perfect either. Don’t let her blame herself. And don’t push yourself. Think things over on the way.”He paused, then his voice dropped even lower, smoother, gentler.“Everything is in my hands. Do whatever you want.”Candice’s heart burned, as if kissed.Soft, swee

Kyle’s face drained of color, inch by inch.Charlie noticed and said leisurely,"The ghost you invited—you can’t send it away. Now your ex-wife is dragged into this mess. To be honest, helping her is the same as helping you.""Do you still think these are two separate matters?""Do you realize how foolish you’ve been?"The words cut deep, sharp as a knife after the slow build-up.Kyle’s eyes nearly split from rage, yet there was no way to refute. Every syllable struck him with undeniable truth, leaving him drowning in regret, suffocation, and terror that nearly broke this once arrogant heir.The veins on the back of his hand bulged against the desk, as if ready to burst through skin.Charlie took a sip of his cold coffee and sighed."Besides that ex-wife you nearly destroyed, don’t forget—you still have a mother hanging by a thread."Kyle’s head shot up.Charl

Candice felt someone remove her headphones.She groggily opened her eyes and looked outside, realizing they were on top of a mountain.All around her stretched endless green hills.They had arrived at Shandor.Outside the cabin, a man and a woman were waiting by the roadside.They were middle-aged, around forty, dressed simply and modestly.As they disembarked, Rex helped his two newly-awakened “sisters” down the steps to prevent them from stumbling. The middle-aged woman noticed immediately and stepped forward to assist, while the middle-aged man went to carry the luggage.“Please, this way, all three of you,” the woman said politely.She led them to a business vehicle and opened the door. Candice and the others got in. The woman took the front passenger seat, and after the luggage was stowed, the man got in to drive.The car slowly left the helipad.It turned onto an exceptionally wide wi