Lahat ng Kabanata ng HIS REGRET AFTER HER LAST 100 WISHES: Kabanata 151 - Kabanata 160

The question made Anna’s breath catch. Her already pale face grew even whiter, as if all the blood in her body had suddenly drained away. She turned her face aside, unwilling to meet my eyes, clouded with regret and fear.“If I’d known your condition was this serious, I never would have let you get pregnant. And maybe…” I swallowed hard, the words catching in my throat. “…I never would have asked you for a divorce.”Anna froze across from me. I watched her lips tremble as she fought back tears.I cupped her cheeks in both hands. “Why… why didn’t you tell me from the beginning?”“Was our relationship good before this? No, right?” she admitted in a soft, trembling voice. “If I’d told you, I thought you might assume I was only using my illness to make you feel sorry for me.”God. Thinking about everything that had happened between us, I understood why Anna had thought that way. Guilt surged through my chest, and I pulled her into my arms again. This time, I wouldn’t let her face this pai

A cold silence instantly settled over the hallway outside Dr. Ryan's office. The desperate plea I had uttered hung heavily in the air.My thumb was still brushing away the moisture from the corner of Anna's eye. I could not stop her from shaking her head weakly. A clear sign that she would never accept my proposal.Vallen had been right. There was no way Anna would agree to terminate the pregnancy.“Anna, please...”“Dylan, the twenty-eighth wish,” she interrupted, and I could only shake my head frantically. No, no, no. Don't make another wish right now. But it was too late. Anna clearly wasn't going to give me a chance to refuse.“Never ask me to terminate this baby,” she said firmly.I fell silent. My heart seemed to stop beating. “But Vallen said...”“Vallen is only giving you hope. The truth is, whether I'm pregnant or not, I don't have much time left to live, Dylan.” Anna cut me off, her eyes glistening with tears, but her voice remained steady. “He cares about me, and he hates t

ANNADylan immediately stepped in front of me, blocking Lea from doing anything worse. The throbbing pain in my head still lingered from the forceful way Lea had yanked my hair.“Something that was supposed to be yours?” Dylan sneered coldly. Without hesitation, he pointed at Lea’s flushed face. “If you mean her father’s inheritance, don’t expect to get any of it. You’re not Rean McCalaway’s biological daughter.”Lea let out a derisive laugh. She casually folded her arms across her chest before glancing at me. “This is none of your business, Dylan. This is between Anna and me.”“Oh?” Dylan stepped toward Lea and leaned down slightly. “Anything involving my wife is my business too.”Lea suddenly burst out laughing. She shoved Dylan in the chest to force him back. “Wife?” she mocked. “A few months ago, no... a few years ago, you never even considered Anna your wife. If you need a reminder, you always saw Anna as nothing more than a parasite clinging to your family.”I gasped. My chest s

The sunlight filtering through the gap in the curtains forced my eyes open. Slowly, I sat up, my head feeling heavy from crying all night.For a moment, I stared at the bed I had slept in, as well as the blanket wrapped around me. I fell silent as I remembered what had happened last night.My gaze fell toward the door. Had I fallen asleep there last night and Dylan carried me to bed? The thought of him doing that quietly made my chest feel warm.My thoughts were interrupted when I turned to the nightstand and saw a glass of milk and breakfast waiting for me, along with a small note.I smiled faintly, then pulled the note from beneath the glass and read the message.“I had to carry you to bed last night. I hope you slept well. Have some breakfast, then think about what your twenty-ninth wish will be,” Dylan had written, ending the note with a smiling emoticon.I immediately got out of bed, rubbing my still-flat stomach. Dylan's words continued to echo in my mind like a broken record, re

Eron forcibly dragged me down the deserted hallway leading to the emergency staircase. The moment the heavy metal door slammed shut behind us, he released his grip. The echo of footsteps and the hum of the hospital's air-conditioning seemed to disappear, replaced by the ragged sound of my own breathing.“What the hell are you doing?” I snapped. My chest heaved as fear and panic surged through me, making my head spin.The cap Eron had been wearing had fallen off. He leaned against the wall, crossing his arms over his chest as he watched me clutch the hem of my clothes tightly in my trembling hands.A faint smile tugged at his lips.“You look like you're about to pass out, Anna,” he said coldly. “Is your condition really that bad, huh?” he sneered.“Shut up!”He chuckled. Eron pushed himself away from the wall and stepped toward me.I instinctively backed away until my back hit the concrete wall behind me.Eron planted both hands against the wall, trapping me between his arms. He tilted