Semua Bab His Regret Began When I Abandoned Him: Bab 211 - Bab 220

The sound of crying that had once filled the hospital room finally faded, leaving behind a comforting silence. Ziyi, whose energy had been completely drained by her overflowing emotions, was now fast asleep in the guest room of the Ashford residence after Camelia had helped calm her down.Camelia's footsteps sounded softly as she returned to her master bedroom, finding Calvin standing quietly by the window, staring blankly into the darkness of the night.Camelia walked closer and gently wrapped her arms around her husband's waist from behind."What's wrong, Honey?" Camelia asked softly, resting her cheek against Calvin's broad back. "Ever since you came in from the yard, you've looked so gloomy."Calvin flinched slightly before slowly turning around to face his wife. The man forced a faint smile onto his lips, though the darkness in his eyes could not be hidden. He took both of Camelia's small hands and held them tightly, as though he was afraid o

The harsh creak of a door hinge instantly broke the silence inside Juna's room. Seraphina walked in without knocking, her face no longer swollen from crying but hardened with eyes filled with ambition and careful calculation. She crossed her arms over her chest and looked at Juna, who was still sitting on the floor with his back against their wedding photograph. "Twenty percent will never be enough for this child's future, Juna," Seraphina declared in a deliberately raised voice, trying to intimidate the man before her. She walked toward the bed and pointed her chin at the document on the dressing table. "I want fifty percent of Collyn Group's shares. If you give me half of the company's power, I swear I will never interfere in your life again. I'll let you go chase that Chinese woman." Juna was stunned for a moment before slowly lifting his head. His shoulders began to shake violently before a hollow, cynical laugh escaped his stiff lips. "Hahaha..." Juna laughed softly, a la

The wheels of Ziyi's suitcase creaked softly as they glided over the porcelain floor of the busy airport. All around her, the hustle and bustle of people conversing in fast Mandarin resounded back and forth, confirming that she had set foot on Chinese soil. However, Ziyi did not choose to return to her hometown. She had intentionally booked a connecting flight to a small town in the southern region that was far from the reach of anyone who knew her. She wanted to completely disappear, burying her old identity deep down.The phone inside the pocket of her fur coat vibrated continuously. Ziyi stopped her steps near a large pillar, then reached for the flat object. Camelia's name was displayed on the digital screen. Ziyi exhaled a soft breath before sliding the green button upward."Hello, Camelia," Ziyi greeted in a voice that she tried to make as warm as possible, even though the remnants of physical exhaustion after the long flight were still clearly evident."Ziyi! You have arrived s

In the family lounge of the main residence, Sarah looked at Mira, who sat with her head lowered and her face swollen from crying. The cup of tea on the table had long since gone cold."It's only natural for Camelia to be cold toward you, Mira," Sarah said calmly. "If I were her, I probably would have thrown you out of this house the moment I woke up from the coma."Mira lifted her face, which was filled with guilt."I know I was wrong, Sarah," she said softly. "At that time, all I could see was Calvin suffering for two months. I wasn't thinking clearly.""Not thinking clearly?" Sarah shook her head. "You were even planning to match Calvin with Doctor Berlyn while Camelia was still fighting between life and death.""I was only worried about Calvin's future and the children's future," Mira defended herself quietly. "Berlyn seemed caring and was always taking care of Camelia. I thought she was the right woman if something happened to Camelia.""Now look at the consequences." Sarah crosse

The dawn air in the southern countryside of China pierced through every pore, releasing faint wisps of vapor each time Ziyi exhaled. Dressed in a gray training suit with her hair tied in a ponytail, she moved her feet in a steady rhythm along the still-deserted path. Feeling the sweat beginning to dampen her temples was the best way for Ziyi to drive away the shadows of the past that so often haunted her sleep.However, that tranquility was suddenly shattered when, from the same bend in the path, the silhouette of a tall figure came rushing toward her at full speed. The man was doing his morning sprint, his focus fixed straight ahead without paying any attention to the narrow jogging lane.Bang!"Ah!" Ziyi cried out as her shoulder slammed hard against the man's broad chest.This time, there was no hand to catch her by the waist. She stumbled backward three steps, fortunately managing to keep her balance before falling to the ground again. As she looked up, her breath still uneven fro