Lahat ng Kabanata ng HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 WISHES: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

I don't know how many times I cried. My eyes were swollen and sore, and my head throbbed throughout my father's funeral. But I forced myself to endure it, clutching the framed photograph of my father with his wide, cheerful smile.When his coffin was lowered into the ground, I told myself to let him go. Yet no matter how hard I tried, my fingers only tightened around the frame.Dylan rubbed my shoulder and kept his arm around me. He didn't leave my side for even a moment, as though he knew I needed him there to lean on.There were no more sobs, only tears slipping down my cheeks that I couldn't stop.Goodbye, Dad.I glanced at the grave beside his. It was my mother's grave, and now she wasn't alone anymore.Maybe... soon, I would be joining them too.That thought reminded me that I might not have much time left either, and the baby growing inside me might never even get the chance to see the world.My fingers tightened around the frame. Now, it seemed my tears weren't only for my fath

My fist was raised, hovering just inches from Vallen's face. My jaw clenched. For a moment, I genuinely wanted to hit him.Not because he'd hurt me.But because he knew something about Anna and chose to keep his mouth shut.I lowered my hand sharply. There was no point. Forcing Vallen to talk wouldn't make him open up.My grip loosened, and my hand fell to my side. Without saying another word, I turned and walked out of the room. Vallen called my name several times, but I ignored him.I sat down on a bench in the hospital garden, needing a moment to calm the storm raging inside me. I rested both hands on my thighs.Damn it!I dragged both hands roughly through my hair. I wanted to swear, but I still had enough sense to remember where I was. This was a hospital, and everyone around me was fighting some kind of illness.It would be damn shameful to start shouting just to vent my anger.I leaned back against the bench and looked up at the sky.The doctor was clearly hiding something. The

Dylan stepped closer. He set the bag of food he was carrying down wherever there was room. Standing right beside my bed, he leaned down until only a few inches separated our faces. His dark eyes stared sharply into mine, as if he wanted to peel away every layer of the lies I was hiding.God, save me now!“Why are you so tense? Is there something you're hiding from me?” he whispered coldly.I swallowed hard. Both hands clenched the blanket so tightly that my knuckles turned white. For a moment, I glanced at him as he continued to stare at me through narrowed eyes.“Nothing,” I answered quickly, trying to keep my voice from trembling.Dylan gave me a faint smile. Somehow, I knew there wasn't the slightest trace of warmth in it. My throat suddenly went dry.“Oh, yeah? Then please explain what you two were talking about earlier, my wife.” He paused, tilting his head slightly. “You can do that, right?”I instinctively scratched my head even though it didn't itch. Good Lord, what lie could

This is bad.I had no idea when those bruises had appeared on my body. For God's sake, I hadn't even noticed them. I would have to get Vallen to examine me later. But right now, I had to come up with an answer to Dylan's question.Dylan's eyes were like an eagle's, watching its prey. He waited, studying every expression I desperately tried to keep under control.I slowly covered myself with both arms. When I tried to get off the desk, Dylan caught me by the hips and held me there.“Where are you going?”“You don't seem interested in continuing, so I'm going back to the bedroom.” I roughly brushed his hand away. “Looks like you're more interested in your interrogation,” I added deliberately, hoping to steer Dylan away from the subject.But stupidly, I had underestimated him. Dylan was far too perceptive.He caught me by the shoulders.“Are you trying to change the subject?” he asked.I swallowed hard. Dylan tilted my chin up, a faint smile playing on his lips. I pressed my lips togethe

DYLAN“Your lab results will be out today. You can’t hide your condition from me anymore, Anna.”Anna’s hand, which had been stirring her tea, came to a stop. She glanced at me, then pressed her lips into a thin line and let out a long sigh.“So, you really don’t want to tell me what’s happening to you, huh?” I asked for what felt like the hundredth time. And Anna always chose to remain silent. Just like she was now.“Fine. I’ll find out today anyway,” I said calmly, even though deep down, I was beginning to worry about what was really happening to Anna.For the past three days, I had been anxiously waiting for her lab results and trying to get an explanation from Vallen. But he told me to wait for the results instead of hearing it directly from him. Honestly, it hurt knowing that Anna trusted Vallen more than she trusted me.Yeah, I knew I hadn’t been a good husband before. But at least she could acknowledge that now, couldn’t she? What was so wrong with being honest with me? At the v