Ex-husband’s Regret (Ryan and Charlotte) novel Chapter 791

Chapter 791 

“Came to check on you.” 

Zachary handed her the water. 

After she finished drinking, he took it back and asked, “Do you want more?” 

Jane shook her head, sat up, and wrapped herself in a blanket. 

can go 

Once her thoughts were clearer, she said, “I’m fine, you back.” 

Zachary looked at her without speaking. 

Jane also remained silent. After a while, she seemed to understand why Zachary was there. 

“It was Charlotte who said something, right?” 

“Yeah, she said you planned to break up with me.” 

Jane’s lips moved slightly. 

When she was chatting with Charlotte, she indeed had that thought. 

But in front of Zachary, she found it hard to express. 

Still, given the current situation, she felt she needed to make a decision. 

When one has something, they may not feel how important it is. 

Trying to lose it for a moment can help face one’s true feelings. 

Then it would be a choice between completely separating or overcoming obstacles together. 

“Yeah, I really…” 

“Put that thought away.” 

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Zachary interrupted her directly, his voice calm, even a bit cold. “This matter with Nina was my mistake. I apologize to you, but I know that just saying sorry doesn’t help.” 

“You’re still hurt now, so you probably can’t hit me.” 

“Once you’re better, feel free to hit me. I won’t say a word.” 

Jane already had a headache. 

Hearing this only made it worse. 

“I didn’t mean to blame you… breaking up isn’t entirely because of this…” 

She realized she had her faults too. 

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She had seen that Nina wasn’t a good person and had even told Charlotte to be cautious. 

But in the end, she hadn’t been careful enough 

It was also her fault for wanting to see how far Zachary would go for her. 

That was how Nina found an opening. 

What Madam Collins said was right, one’s upbringing did reflect their character. 

In how one interacted with others and handled situations. 

When she met Zachary, he always appeared indifferent, never showing absolute favoritism toward anything. 

Only later did she understand his family situation and realized that was a form of self- protection. 

Moreover, Zachary remained calm in the face of adversity, always appearing nonchalant. He could face the collapse of a mountain without changing his expression. 

That came from growing up in such a family, slowly ingrained in him. 

On the other hand, her supposed ability to navigate through various partnerships, chatting with everyone and flattering the clients, was insignificant in front of the Collins family and Zachary. 

Her negotiation skills didn’t even measure up to Nina’s. 

The work she did was merely to make a living. 

And she herself didn’t possess such deep schemes.