My Departure, His Regret — Novel

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In a world where love can feel like a transaction, Serena's journey from caregiver to empowered woman unfolds with raw intensity. After dedicating two years to nursing Orlando Gardner through his darkest days, she finds herself trapped in a relationship defined by his expectations and the shadow of his childhood sweetheart. When a moment of humiliation pushes her to walk away, she discovers that breaking free is just the beginning of her struggle.

As snow blankets the city and Orlando's voice echoes with threats and accusations, Serena boards a plane to Caspian, determined to reclaim her identity and pursue a new path. Yet, as she immerses herself in her career, the weight of her past lingers, and Orlando's relentless calls remind her of the love she thought she left behind. Can she truly move on, or will the ties that bind her to Orlando prove too strong to sever?

In this gripping tale of heartbreak, ambition, and self-discovery, Serena must navigate the tumultuous waters of her emotions while redefining her worth. Will she emerge stronger, or will the past continue to haunt her every step?

My Departure, His RegretChapter 1

After I became a regular caregiver, Orlando Gardner asked me to kneel down and serve him food.

At this time, his childhood sweetheart said, "It seems like you're getting bolder and bolder, huh? You forgot that you were a caregiver before."

My face turned cold. Alicia Quinn immediately felt wronged. "Don't be angry. I just said a joke. Besides, isn't it true that you used to be a caregiver for Orlando?"

Orlando not only did not help me, but also accused me.

"When I was disabled before, you also knelt down to feed me. But now that I'm better, why are you so stubborn? You can stay in this house if you can, or get out if you can't."

I immediately threw my apron, packed my bags and left.

Breaking up without hesitation.

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It was snowing outside when he drove me away. I did not even have time to put on my down jacket, dragging my luggage and walking away.

When I opened the door, I even heard him shouting. "Serena, once you get out of this door, don't ever come back." In response to him was the sound of my door closing, as well as the sound of him smashing plates.