After Losing, Never Look Back

On Christmas Eve, tragedy strikes a desperate woman whose parents are battling cancer and leukemia. Their only hope is a specialized medicine held by Phil Cooper. But when Phil abandons them to comfort his ex, Tina Clark, a frantic search ends in a horrific car crash and a heartbreaking miscarriage. Left with deceased parents and a shattered life, she receives a mocking photo from Tina demanding Phil's return. Without hesitation, she decides to throw this toxic man away.

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Chapter 1

My dad had cancer and my mom had leukemia. On Christmas Eve, they were both critically ill and desperately needed Phil Cooper's special medicine.

But Phil was called by Tina Clark to accompany her daughter.

I rushed to find him, but I had a car accident and miscarried on the way.

My parents passed away before they could get the special medicine.

Tina sent me an intimate photo of her and Phil, with the message: "Ms. Backup, I'm back. You should return Phil to me."

I replied: "If you want, I'll give you him the piece of shit!"

Overnight, I lost my parents who loved me the most.

When dealing with the funeral arrangements, all the relatives were crying, but I remained calm throughout the whole process and didn't shed a single tear.

I couldn't remember how many times Phil had left me to find Tina.

My parents had to be resuscitated within twenty-four hours.

I called Phil every five minutes, but he never answered.

I knelt in front of my parents' tombstone for a long time and I didn't remember how I got home.

I got a severe fever, but Phil didn't even call me.

My body was so weak after the miscarriage that I couldn't even get out of bed.

Phil finally came back, followed by Tina.

She was wearing a bright red windbreaker and leaning against Phil with a sweet smile, like a gorgeous rose.

I said hoarsely, "I called you a lot!"

"Really? Joy Hall had a fever, and Tina and I were taking care of her so that I didn't have time to check my phone!"

Joy Hall was Tina's daughter and had been living with Tina since her divorce.

Tina smiled embarrassedly, "Joy treats Phil as her father. Whenever she is sick, she becomes especially attached to him. Sorry."

So, it was why Phil didn't answer my call.

My parents would never have thought that their lives were so worthless!

Phil handed over the two boxes, "Take them to the hospital for your parents!"

I didn't take them and said calmly, "They don't need them now!"

Tina glanced at me and said softly, "Phil is so good to your parents. You don't know how much effort he put into getting such difficult and expensive medicine. You should cherish him as a good man..."

I interrupted her calmly and turned to look at Phil, "Let's break up! You get out of here with her right now!"

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