Chloe looked at Ethan with a puzzled gaze. She never knew that he was married.

“Mr. Miller, we stayed overseas for many years and are unaware of what goes on here. What does my daughter have to do with you?”

Ethan’s eyes were calm. His expression remained indifferent as he said, “Even if there was something between us, it’s already in the past. I’m settling my divorce soon.”

Olivia never thought that he would take things so lightly after all their years of marriage. She had given him her heart, yet this was all she got in the end.

Needless to say, she was furious at him. However, she felt more disappointed than anything else.

It was the disappointment of finding out just how blind she had been to treat trash like him like something precious.

Olivia took out the ring box and hurled it at Ethan’s face. “Fuck you, you scumbag! My deepest regret is marrying you! See you at the City Hall tomorrow! Whoever fails to show up is a coward!”

The box hit him squarely on his forehead, leaving a trail of blood dripping down his face. It opened and fell together with the ring onto the ground.

This time, Olivia did not look back. She stepped on the ring as she left and slammed the door shut.

Too many things had happened over the past two years, and this was the final straw. She did not manage to go far before passing out by the roadside.

It started pouring from the sky as if the world itself loathed her. Olivia thought that it would be better to just die like this.

For her, there was nothing worth remembering in a world full of schemes and lies like this.

When she woke up, she was lying in an unfamiliar room. The dull, yellowish light from a lamp chased away the darkness in the room. The warmth here was like a soothing breeze in spring.

“You’re awake.”

Olivia’s eyes fluttered open to see Keith’s eyes staring back at hers. “You saved me?”

“I was on my way home when I saw you passed out by the roadside, so I brought you back. You were thoroughly soaked, so I had the maid help you change,” Keith said, his eyes clear and sincere.

Keith,” Olivia

have some warm water first,”

and started to get off the bed. “No

touched the floor, her body tilted forward helplessly, making her fall to the ground. Hurriedly, Keith rushed to her aid by

could smell the light fragrance from his clothes. It was similar to

also had the same scent back then. She could not

days,” Keith warned her, yet his tone was gentle. “Think of it

did her dull and dispirited eyes flicker with a sliver of hope. “Sorry

In truth, she and him were not that close. At most, he had given her a reward

his internship at a prestigious school elsewhere, so he did

hospital, and they started contacting each other

impose on him. After

then brought up the issue of

advanced, and you’re only in the middle of the late stage of cancer. Even some patients in the final stage survived, so you must have faith in yourself. Chemotherapy is a highly

medicine before. I know its pros

“The chances of remission after that are high. Even if the side effects are

head to look at him with tears in her eyes. She was spending every ounce of her strength to force back her tears as she muttered

throat. He stared

“Is there truly no one

“The only person I care about is

live even if

bitterly. “Thanks. I feel much better now. I’ll

the ring on her finger she had always cherished was missing. He started to speak but swallowed back

are you going? I’ll drive

called a

but go along with it. Still, he thought that he should still be concerned. Her face was full of sorrow when they talked just now. He was worried that she would end her life, so

water. Even though it had stopped raining, the weather was still cold. Keith wanted to stop her

car door opened, and out came the person whose face was

Could that man be

her already pale face. Ethan subconsciously wanted to raise his hand and tuck the strand

he quickly retracted it

and indifferent. She looked as if she wanted to make sure that the person standing before her was indeed

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