Regretful After Losing Me

Raised by his grandmother, Susan Shelton, an orphan's sole focus was fulfilling her dying wish to see him marry Yazmin Charles. He even knelt to beg Yazmin for her hand, and she agreed. However, she vanished on the day they were to register their marriage, causing his grandmother to pass away in grief that very night. Cruelty turns to humiliation the next day when Yazmin's ex-boyfriend posts a photo of them together online, declaring that the groom was nothing but a temporary choice.

Chapters

Chapter 2

From the moment my grandma had gone with regret, all my love for Yazmin disappeared.

Yazmin, however, mistook my words for a fit of anger and said, "Finn, can't you act like a man? Isn't it true that we can get married licenses anytime we want? Zaid has been injured, and it's not unreasonable for me to visit him, right?"

"Can't you act like a man?" This is the most common sentence Yazmin has said to me.

"But what does it mean to be a man?" I thought.

Since Yazmin declared that Zaid represented the sacrifice of her youth, I reluctantly permitted a third party to become intertwined in our love story.

I allowed Zaid to call and voice his grievances at night; I granted Yazmin the freedom to leave whenever she pleased, and I conceded that Zaid would always hold a special place in Yazmin's heart.

I believed that by loving Yazmin deeply and tolerating her fully, I could reciprocate her sincerity and forever hold her heart captive!

The fact proved that I lost completely!

My tolerance only brought about their intensified harm to me.

Now, I was fatigued!

I looked at Yazmin indifferently and said, "Reasonable. I won't care about what you do in the future. You are free, both physically and emotionally. "

After saying that, I grabbed my luggage and left quickly.

Yazmin finally realized that I was serious this time. She grabbed me and said, "Is grandma angry? I can explain it to her."

I suddenly felt so ridiculous.

My fiancée, the woman I have loved for many years, didn't even know that my grandma had passed away.

She didn't show the slightest bit of concern for me for so many days.

I opened her hand and said flatly, "No need!"

I had always been considerate and gentle in front of Yazmin, obedient, and never as indifferent as I am now.

Yazmin suddenly felt a little flustered and instinctively tried to hold me back, only to be restrained by Zaid. And he said to Yazmin, "What explanation do you have to give to this kind of man? If it weren't for his grandma pretending to be dead and threatening, how could you be forced to marry him?"

My eyes instantly turned red.

I slapped Zaid's face hard.

Continue to next part