Ex-husband’s Regret

Zachary seemed to ignore her changing expression and did not expose her poor acting skills.

He pulled over a chair and sat down.

Nina was stunned for a while before she came back to her senses.

But she didn't ask anything, only spoke with a choked voice filled with grievance," Zachary, our child is gone..." Zachary responded with a soft nod.

Nina continued, "The doctor said I'll never be able to bear children again."

He replied again with a simple nod.

Nina didn't fully understand Zachary's personality.

This time, she managed to manipulate him because she saw how much he cared about Jane and found a chance.

Before the child was lost, he had already mentioned canceling the engagement.

Now that she had lost her leverage, she couldn't understand why he was still willing to marry her.

Did he think there was no evidence?

The child was gone, if she insisted it was Zachary's, he would never be able to get rid of her

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The wedding would go on, and there would be no possibility between Jane and Zachary.

That was all she wanted.

The rest didn't matter.

What else could she lose?

On the contrary, the Collins family, being large and prosperous, had more to be cautious about than she did.

"Zachary, I want something to eat," she said.

"Huh?"

Zachary ordered someone to buy some food.

Aside from telling her, "The wedding will go on," he simply responded to whatever she said with simple replies.

At other times, there was nothing but endless silence.

So, what was he staying there for?

Nina was genuinely experiencing a miscarriage, her body was weak, and she was a little slow.

In the end, she couldn't piece together any thoughts and could only keep her doubts to herself, waiting to respond.

"Zachary, I remember when I first got my period as a child, you bought me sandwiches and told me not to be scared." Nina smiled. "You, always so calm and rational, never showing any emotions, yet that time, you were so flustered, thinking I was going to die." Zachary had always learned among men.

When encountering women other than family, they were all strong-willed, and interactions felt like friendship.

Only Nina was soft and sweet, following behind him, treating him like a brother.

In the Collins family, he was the only boy.

Rebecca did want a daughter, but due to her business dealings when she was young, her

health suffered.

She nearly died giving birth to him, which left her unable to have another child.

Thus, she truly raised Nina like her own daughter.

As long as Nina had no other intentions and only saw Zachary as an older brother, she would live a rich and comfortable life.

A driver's granddaughter, without parents, could become the Collins family's daughter, eventually marrying someone from an affluent family, many envied that.

It was a pity.

She had to bring herself to her doom.

Zachary had indeed treated her like a real sister when they were young.

In the end, his affection turned into guilt that she used to plot against him.

"I'm not that foolish, I can tell the difference between being injured and having a period."

Nina thought growing up wasn't good at all, Zachary had changed.

He was no longer the person who would love her wholeheartedly.

"Zachary, but you were really scared and anxious back then."

Zachary's expression remained indifferent, his thin lips showed a hint of coldness.

"Why are you reminiscing about the past with me now?"

Nina looked at him.

He continued coldly, "Only criminals who are sentenced to death recall the past during their last meals."