Novel & Cerita After The Broken Engagement Mr. Brook Was Filled With Regret

" Lucas trembled. "We’re done," I said, my voice steady despite the storm of emotions swirling inside me. "From now on, there’s nothing between us." I looked at Lucas—the face I had once adored was now etched with pain and panic. But inside, I felt nothing. My heart was as calm as still water, untouched by even the faintest ripple. The love I once had for him had long been washed away by pain and despair. "I know I was wrong! Please forgive me—just give me one more chance!"

a vicious smack around the back of the head shut him up. I’d heard enough. So Brody had lost his mate to the plague. He blushed a deep, angry red and stalked to the back of the small room, throwing his bloodied shirt to the floor. I thought of Howen, broken and weeping as he held the dying Pearl. Either Brody was putting a brave face on, or he was cold as ice. Sadly, judging by today, maybe he is struggling to keep a lid on his grief. The longer we spent underground, the more unpredictable he might become.

But before we could lose ourselves in each other again, a sudden crash echoed through the house. The sound of a plate breaking shattered the fragile intimacy we’d built. We both froze, the moment lost once more. Raymond sighed, his forehead resting against mine for a moment before he pulled away. "I guess this isn't the right time," he murmured, frustration evident in his voice.

"Madam as you can see, my health is not good, if I can see Candice with the man she likes, I just die in peace." "Does it matter to me if you die in peace or not? Who are you to me? Why should I care about your feelings, you are kneeling down and dying here today, I won't agree to make your daughter a little girl, if you father and daughter still have a little bit of shame, you should leave now." Brook had a lot more to say, and he didn't mean it at all, he just wanted Serena to make it right, to let them and Matthew continue to see each other, so that his daughter could relieve her lovesickness.

Only then could she fall into a peaceful sleep. The next morning, Brook ended up alone with her father in the kitchen. She was having some yogurt for breakfast while he was drinking coffee before heading out to work. Janice had already left, and the moment he said good morning Brook's face flushed hot and she could barely look him in the eye. She felt bad, knowing he'd probably think it was because she didn't like him, but after everything she'd seen and heard the night before it was impossible to look at him. All she could think about was what he'd looked like fucking her mother blind.

Catherine had left me at Miranda’s house. There was a little city boy who always stood alone by the riverbank. “Hey, don’t climb that tree!” I had yelled at him. But he fell anyway. I reached out to catch him. But the branch ripped open my ring finger until it was a bloody mess. “So it was you!” I shouted in surprise. Marcus smiled and kissed me. “You finally remember.” The night breeze brushed against my wedding gown. As I looked at the man who had spent twenty years searching for me, I suddenly felt that maybe fate had not treated me so badly after all.

Megan looked startled for a brief moment before slowly putting on a saddened expression. “I’m just afraid she’s humiliating you in front of everyone.” Those words only fueled Jackson’s rage even further. He snatched up his car keys roughly. “She is humiliating me.” Without waiting another second, Jackson stormed out of the hospital lounge immediately. Megan stood there silently, watching his retreating figure disappear into the distance. But a few seconds later, the corners of her lips slowly curved upward into the faintest smile. Meanwhile, the ballroom at Langham Hotel was still overflowing with guests and endless camera flashes even after the wedding ceremony had ended.

“Oh, right. You haven’t gotten the chance to meet my mother and Janet during this trip yet, right?” Milo paused. He had already been feeling agitated before this, and on top of that, Charles had jeered at him. Yet, the topic changed before he could lose his cool, and he had no other choice but to force his temper back down. “Yes, I only arrived at Brookville last night, and haven’t gotten the chance to meet your mother and Janet yet.”

Among them, Hazel was the most shocked. This... seemed to be the first time he called her mother that way. James didn't know what Jack was up to, but he was definitely not happy after hearing what he said, "Jack, what you said is not right. Brook's is ours a s a couple, and besides, Brook's is now in serious losses. I had no choice." He had broken off his relationship with Hazel, but he still wanted to get closer to Jack. Hazel frowned in disgust. Jack coldly snorted, "Mr. James, what are you talking about? I don't understand."

She murmured, hoping that her uncle wouldn’t hear, but much to her dismay, he heard each and every word. “What do you mean to marry?” He asked her in astonishment, with wide eyes. “Oops! I should go back to my group.” With that, Brook ran off. She forgot that her aunt had not yet revealed to her uncle about her fiancé. “Brook, come back. Brook...” ‘Damn this girl,’ Cameron thought. “I think Olivia forgot to tell you that today, the class hours have been extended. You are an hour early.” Marissa spoke directly to him for the first time in three years.