Her Revenge Was His Regret (Shirley and Gilbert) novel Chapter 344

Julia cried for nothing. Sure, part of her tears were real—she couldn't stand being seen as ugly.

What if the man who loved her saw her like this?

But Gilbert wasn't comforting her at all.

His face said everything—he'd snapped out of it.

Sherry no longer had a place for him in her heart.

That cheating little bitch.

Normally, even if a second male lead was perfect, the heroine still loved the main guy.

In the end, she'd pick the first love who hurt her a hundred times.

But this slut had actually dared to go after her man!

A shameless, two-timing whore.

In her mind, only she could have any man she wanted—she deserved it.

Other women who played around? Trash.

People weren't equal. Some were just born better.

If she had to be humiliated, Sherry would never get what she wanted either.

"Don't worry. Sherry will never end up with Lucas."

Gilbert once thought he was better than any man—what did Lucas even count for?

He looked down on him. Just like Julia did, he had a strong sense of superiority. He just rarely admitted it. He told himself he was just being blunt.

Narcissistic to the core.

"Why?" Gilbert let out a bitter laugh. "She'll never forget me. You have no idea how much she used to love me.

"When we were struggling, she fought with vendors at a street market just because I wanted sea cucumbers. She washed dishes for hours to get enough money to buy them for me. But it tasted so bad I dumped it quietly because I didn't want to hurt her.

"And to help me make up with my mother, Sherry knelt down and washed Lore's feet. Back then, I just thought she was being nosy."

He felt no guilt. His relationship with his family had been bad at the time.

Sherry's efforts had been useless. He'd reconciled with them later only for business reasons, and because his friends had talked sense into him.

Everything was about profit. A family meant power. No successful person threw their family away.

Someone had even told him, "Marry a reliable wife, and life becomes easier."

Sherry had only held him back.

"I told her it was because of her that I fixed things with my mom—just to spare her feelings. She ate it up, thought she was some hero. Fine, let her believe that.

Julia's eyes narrowed. Both are good?

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