All Chapters of HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 WISHES: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Although my father had made it through the critical stage, he had not fully recovered. The doctor checked on his condition again. When he came out and gave us a signal that we could visit him, the lawyer arrived carrying a briefcase.The middle-aged man looked at me with an expression I couldn't quite understand. He hurried over to Jessy and said, “I brought the letter.”A letter?What letter?I immediately glanced at Anna, who was standing beside me.Could it be the letter he meant...My thoughts were interrupted when Jessy told me to enter the treatment room. When I reached for Anna's hand to bring her with me, Jessy stopped me.“Only family members are allowed inside. This is a private family matter,” Jessy said.Erna, who heard her, let out an annoyed hiss, but this time she restrained herself, considering that my father was lying weakly in the bed.“Anna, stay with Brenda, okay?” I said.Anna nodded in understanding. She walked over to the waiting chairs and sat back down beside

ANNADylan's words in the garden left me uneasy. Knowing that I was also entitled to a share of my father-in-law's estate, I should have been happy, but instead, I was anxious.Honestly, I had never wanted any part of that inheritance. Dylan had offered it to me several times before, but I always refused. The reason was simple. I might not even be alive a year from now. So what was the point of having it?While Dylan stayed in the garden to calm himself, I decided to leave. Dylan probably needed some time alone to gather his thoughts. He must have been overwhelmed by all this drama.I sat beside Brenda, who was asleep. Erna and Jessy were nowhere to be seen, and I was grateful. At least I wouldn't have to listen to Jessy's nagging.I closed my eyes for a moment. Just as I was about to fall asleep, I felt someone nudging my shoulder. I jolted awake and immediately opened my eyes. For a moment, I thought Abraham's condition had worsened, but instead, I found Jessy standing in front of m

“Sorry, do we know each other?” I asked, hesitating to accept his outstretched hand.Eron quickly pulled his hand back and scratched his head with an awkward laugh. The dark-haired, curly-haired man looked at me.“Sorry. I was Dylan’s friend in high school.”“Then how do you know my name?”Eron showed me his phone screen. An online news article displayed a photo of Dylan and me at the launch event for his new application.I nodded slightly.“Do you need something?”“No.” He flashed a wide smile. “I mean, maybe I do. But you don't have to answer. I'm just curious. What happened to Dylan? He looks like a complete mess.”My eyes narrowed at his words.“Have you been watching us?”“No!” Eron immediately shook his head. “I just saw you two from over there. I also happened to overhear your conversation. I'm sorry.”My gaze swept over his neat clothes before stopping on the object sticking out of his shirt pocket. It looked like an ID card.I couldn't make out what was written on it, but for

After Jessy's strong protest, the living room fell silent once again. No one dared to discuss the contents of the will anymore.Fredick excused himself without offering even a little solution regarding the will he had just read. The last thing he said before leaving was, “This was Mr. Danforth's decision. I have no right to interfere with it.”His words silenced Jessy. The woman immediately retreated to her room.Meanwhile, Gerald handed the letter to Dylan. Before leaving, he said, “Come see me tomorrow. Everything you asked for is ready.”Dylan merely nodded weakly.The living room fell silent again. Everyone seemed to be trying to process the situation.The sound of Lea's high heels approached. Sure enough, she was standing in front of me now, crossing her arms over her chest as she looked at me with an amused expression.“Wow, I never expected you to receive a share of Mr. Danforth's inheritance, too,” she sneered.I glanced at Dylan, who didn't react at all. He took a deep breath

Santoso walked into my room with calm, casual steps, even before I had a chance to invite him in. For someone who had come uninvited, I found his attitude downright rude.I was still leaning against the headboard, my body feeling heavy, but I forced myself to sit up straighter.“Are you sure you want to receive a visitor right now?” Anna asked anxiously.“Yeah, it’s fine.” Santoso was still standing in front of me, silently watching us. “Besides, it’s too late to throw him out now,” I whispered.Anna immediately left my room. The door closed softly behind her.“Dylan,” Santoso greeted, his voice low and calm. “I heard the news. My condolences on the loss of your father.”“Thank you for coming.”He moved toward the window, then sat down on the sofa without being invited. He was so casual, as though this were hardly a formal visit. Somehow, that only irritated me more. He acted as if he could do whatever he pleased.“Your father was a great man,” he continued, looking at me with an unre