Ex-husband’s Regret

Jane replied instantly, "Goodnight".

Michael leaned against the entrance, smiling like a three-year-old who just received candy.

When Zachary woke up in the hospital, he still felt disoriented.

Seeing the driver by the bedside, he frowned. "What are you doing here?"

Why wasn't it Jane?

The driver poured him some water. "I was worried about you."

Zachary was indeed very thirsty, and after drinking a bit, his mind began to function again.

"You brought me to the hospital?"

The driver nodded.

Zachary frowned even more. "What did you see?"

The driver answered honestly, "I saw you talking to Miss Greenwood, and then you suddenly fainted. She couldn't hold you up, but luckily her boyfriend was there to help. I hurried over and brought you to the hospital."

Hearing the words "her boyfriend," Zachary's brows furrowed even more.

"She said that herself?"

""What?"

The driver was momentarily confused.

Zachary pressed. "Did you see them go home together?"

The driver shook his head. "I was in a hurry to get you..."

As he spoke, he noticed Zachary suddenly trying to pull out his IV.

The driver jumped in alarm and quickly organized himself. "Mr. Collins, with all due respect, you're hospitalized. Your fever hasn't broke, and you could end up with brain damage. If that happens, Miss Greenwood certainly won't choose you!" Zachary shot him a cold glare.

The driver shivered but held onto his hand tightly.

Only those who passed a political review could work as a driver for their family.

Moreover, they had to undergo annual reviews to ensure there were no issues.

This driver had been with him for many years without any problems, and he genuinely cared about him.

However, the truth was indeed something that was hard to bear.

Was he really that bad?

But after reflecting on what he had said previously, it was no wonder Jane had looked at him with disdain.

He truly wanted to apologize to her.

It was she who didn't give him the chance.

He had never done anything so humiliating in his life before.

Nor had he ever been in such a predicament.

"Let go. I'll remain hospitalized."

The driver looked skeptical. "Is that for real?"

Zachary gave him a frosty look, saying nothing.

The driver withdrew his hand, standing by. "I haven't informed your parents yet, but if you don't start taking care of yourself, I'll have to report the truth."

Zachary pressed the throbbing temple of his empty hand, letting out a sound of agreement.

The driver sighed in relief.-

Zachary spoke up, "Have someone check where Michael is."

The driver hurried to handle the matter, and his subordinates acted quickly, reporting back shortly.

The driver conveyed. "He's in his own house. Don't worry. He's not at Miss Greenwood's."

Zachary relaxed his brows, feeling a little better. He said, "You go and bring her over tomorrow. Tell her that I nearly died because of her and she needs to take responsibility." The driver was rendered speechless. 'Do you really think this will win her over, Mr. Collins?'Còntens bel0ngs to Nô(v)elDr/a/ma.Org

But the driver still followed orders.

However, he was unsuccessful.

Jane didn't make things difficult for the driver and just called Charlotte.

After a night of rest, Zachary felt much better when he woke up in the morning, his head no longer ached.

In a good mood, he waited for Jane, but instead, Frank showed up.

"What are you doing here?"

"Do you think I wanted to come?"

Frank pulled up a chair and sat down. "You're really something, coming up with this ridiculous excuse about being responsible because you nearly died because you're pissed off." Zachary understood immediately.

Jane didn't want to come and complained to Charlotte, who sent Frank instead.

"You said you would help me?"

Frank casually crossed his legs, his expression neutral. "My wife won't allow it." 2/3

Zachary felt his head started to ache again. "I'm begging you."

Frank replied, "I agreed to help you, but my wife won't allow it."

Zachary gritted his teeth. "Are you playing dirty?"

Frank retorted, "Aren't you?"

Using that flimsy excuse, Zachary indeed felt like he was being a bit unreasonable.