Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur) novel Chapter 164

Chapter 164 I’ve Always Wanted to Die 

Charlotte pressed her dry lips together, her voice raspy as she said, “I will not apologize to Sarah.” 

“Mm.” 

Arthur replied expressionlessly. “This has nothing to do with you.” 

Charlotte’s heart remained calm. 

She could not understand why he was not holding her responsible for hitting Sarah, but she was not going to back down on this issue. 

Charlotte hung up the phone without hesitation. 

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Jayce tucked his phone away, his face unreadable. “Why did you jump out of the car?” 

Charlotte gave tug at her lips. “Maybe I lost my mind.” 

In that moment, a surge of emotions overwhelmed her. All she wanted was to escape, to get as far away as possible, and without hesitation, she jumped. 

Jayce gazed at her with a detached look. “I have always wanted to die too.” 

Chapter 164 ve Always Wanted to Die Charlotte felt confused. 

Delia said, “Mr. Caldwell…” 

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Jayce continued, “But Grandpa depends on me. If I die, he will die too. I want to end it quietly, on my own. I would be a sinner if others get caught up in it.” 

A blank expression crossed Charlotte’s face. “I…never wanted to die.” 

Jayce then asked, “Then why did you jump?” 

Charlotte was silent for a while before speaking. 

“I am sorry. I made a mistake.” 

She could not grasp his reasoning, and he could not understand hers, so arguing seemed pointless. 

“Mm.” 

Jayce replied flatly. “You owe me an apology for wasting my time.” 

Delia looked conflicted. 

She wanted to put an end to Jayce’s unreasonable behavior, but oddly, she felt some relief. Jayce rarely spoke a word in a day, yet when it came to Charlotte, he seemed to have so much to say. 

Even if his words were frustrating, at least he shared his 

thoughts. 

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After a lot of hesitation, she decided not to stop him. 

Charlotte placed her hand on her forehead. “Mr. Caldwell, please stop. It hurts so much.” 

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Upon hearing that, Jayce frowned and quickly turned to leave. A moment later, a doctor walked in behind him. 

“She says she is experiencing a headache.” Jayce spoke succinctly. 

Charlotte was silent. 

The doctor quickly approached and began examining her. 

Charlotte felt uneasy. She just did not want to explain why she had jumped out of the car. 

After a brief check, the doctor said, “There is nothing serious. The impact will cause intermittent headaches, but they should go away after a couple of days of rest.” 

Charlotte said, “Thank you, Doctor.” 

As soon as the doctor left, the ward became silent. 

Jayce sat in the chair, his eyes cast down, his presence almost invisible. 

Delia asked, “Mrs. Harrison, are you experiencing any other discomfort? Is there anything I can help you with?”