Can't Win Me Back (Isabella and Nathan) novel Chapter 166

Thea said, "As long as he was in pain, suffering, I felt joyful. After all, I was used to suffering, I was fine."

Theo suddenly placed the thermos flask on the bedside table, with a gloomy expression on his face. He was very unhappy.

Thea asked cautiously, "What happened to you?"

Theo said in a low voice, "You were entangled with him like this, and it hurt both your body and your heart. I am very unhappy."

Thea paused for a moment, feeling suddenly ashamed.

She might have lacked love since childhood, coupled with a tumultuous personal experience. This has led to her current emotional indifference and difficulty in trusting another person.

She even suspected that Theo would abandon her for Jewel.

But Theo, on the other hand, always considered her in everything he did. His deep affection and friendship made her feel unworthy.

She suddenly reached out her hand, trying to smooth out Theo's furrowed brow. "Theodore, thank you."

Theo suddenly held her hand, with a suppressed excitement. "Sister, forget about Nathan. Start afresh. He simply wasn't worth your efforts."

Thea had a momentary lapse.

Nathan's words were like a refreshing stream, cleansing her corrupted blood.

But soon she made a decision. "Letting him go, isn't that too easy for him?"

Despair clouded Theo's eyes.

The deeper the love, the deeper the hatred.

To what extent did Thea love Nathan that she cannot let go of him so easily?

Theo was insanely jealous.

He could only sigh weakly.

On the other side.

After Nathan woke up, it had already been two days.

Victoria stayed with him in the ward, but Mrs. Hill was nowhere to be seen.

He still missed Mrs. Hill, and immediately struggled to sit up from the sickbed, removed the needle, and was about to go find Mrs. Hill.

"Where was my mom?"

Victoria could only be anxious. "Nathan, don't get worked up. The doctor said your body needs rest and recuperation. After you recover, you can go and make it up to mom. You are her own son, can she still hold a grudge against you?"

Nathan felt exhausted and collapsed onto the bed.

He believed Victoria's words and was convinced that Mrs. Hill would eventually forgive him as her son. After all, every time he made Mrs. Hill angry, she would always come back to him in the end.

Nathan simply inquired about Mrs. Hill's condition verbally, saying, "Victoria, has my mother calmed down?"

Victoria's eyes flickered, "Nathan, after you fell ill, I have been by your side every moment for the past two days. I didn't have the time to search for our mother."

Nathan asked again, "Has my mother come to visit me these past two days?"

Victoria kept her head down and hesitated to respond.

Nathan stared at her and said, "Answer me."

"She has never come." Victoria answered truthfully.

Nathan curled his fingers, he was so sick that Mrs. Hill didn't come to see him. It was evident that Mrs. Hill hadn't forgiven him.