When I Really Realized that She Didn't Love Me

"Never!"

I retorted without hesitation resolutely.

In the past, I would do whatever Luna asked me to do.

That was because I loved her, cared about her, and didn’t want to make her angry.

But now, I had nothing more to care about.

Lando covered his face, glared at me, and said resentfully, "I don't need his apology. I just want him to pay me back double!"

Hearing this, Luna glanced at me as if she was telling me that if I gave in now, she would stand on my side.

However, I looked firm and I had no intention of backing down.

Seeing that I was stubborn, Luna frowned again with displeasure.

She stopped talking and allowed Lando to walk toward me aggressively.

As soon as he was in front of me, he punched me hard in the stomach with all his strength.

His punches were filled with endless rage and he exerted an extremely great amount of strength.

I felt dizzy and my body went limp as I fell to the ground.

I smashed the urn in my hand.

Ashes scattered all over the ground.

It reflected a pale light that stung my eyes.

I was dumbfounded in an instant.

Watching my mom pass away had been excruciating. Now, I couldn't even keep her ashes.

I hated them so much!

God seemed to be opposing me as well. At that moment, a gust of wind blew.

The ashes scattered all over the ground were blown away by the wind in an instant.

"No! No!"

Like a madman, I reached out to grab the ashes floating in the air.

But how could I hold the dust in my hand?

The ashes gradually disappeared in front of me.

As the last thing my mother left in this world left me, tremendous guilt and pain surged in my heart.

I felt like I was going to break into pieces.

I lay on the ground and gathered the ashes that hadn't been blown away with my hands.

Tears of despair kept falling from my eyes.

"Chris, are you serious? I just punched you a few times. Why are you acting so pitiful with the lime? You don't have to play such a trick to protect your mother."

Lando cursed at me with disdain.

My ears buzzed. Ignoring everything else, I continued to collect the ashes on the ground and put them into urns.

"That's enough, Chris. Don't you find it disgusting to cry in front of such lime?"

Luna looked down at me and said helplessly, "Instead of acting like a lunatic, you’d better ask your mother to hand over Lando's things as soon as possible."

I glared at Luna with bloodshot eyes and cursed hatefully, "Luna, you're heartless!"

"Luna, you used to say that Chris and his mother were very kind to you. I don’t think so. Look at them. One of them is secretly doing illegal things, and the other is rude to you in public. Both of them are not good people."

A trace of anger appeared on Luna's dark face when she heard this.

She stepped forward on my mother's ashes and said coldly,

"I've always felt that your mother was honest, simple, and kind. I treated her as my own mother."

"I didn't expect that she would steal the formula."

"Since you're playing dumb and refuse to hand her over, I'll find her in my own way!"

As she spoke, she took out her phone and ordered coldly, "Jake, do whatever it takes to bring Chris’s mother here."

On the other end of the line, Jake paused for a moment and then stammered, "Miss Noris, don’t you know that his mother has passed away?"

Luna's expression froze. She asked in disbelief, "Wha-what? Say that again?"

"Chris's mother passed away a week ago on the way to buy you a durian cake.