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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 2

In order to save my parents, I searched for Phil everywhere, but I had a car accident on the way and miscarried the baby I managed to conceive.

I lost three family members at the same time.

My heart was completely broken.

Phil's face darkened, "Anna Scott, I have come back. Don't make a fuss anymore."

He must be blind, otherwise why didn't he notice that I was like a zombie now? He was still blaming me.

Maybe I had never caught his eyes, let alone his heart.

I suddenly had the strength to throw the medicine to the ground and push them out the door.

Phil scratched the door frame and said impatiently, "Are you through? I've already gave you the special medicine, and what else do you want from me?"

What else did I want from him?

We had been together for six years and I had always had low expectations of him.

Every time Tina needed help, he would always be there. I got angry with him countless times for that, but as long as he called me wife and said that he was wrong, I would calm down immediately.

Every time the special days came, like wedding anniversary, Valentine's Day and my birthday, Tina always had reasons to call him away from me.

He said Tina was an orphan and he was her only friend. She was very poor.

So, as long as he explained, I would definitely forgive him.

I spoiled him and made him think that I had no temper.

I used to be a hedgehog, and in order to become the person he liked, I pulled out my thorns one by one.

Tina said coldly, "Phil, I told you that her parents' illnesses are not that serious, otherwise how could she have time to go home? You were deceived by her!"

I glanced at her and turned to look at Phil, "Do you think so too?"

He moved his lips but said nothing.

I suddenly felt ridiculous. Did it matter what he thought?