Chapter 30

Vincent bought the villa opposite the hospital. He's waiting for good news from Galvin. He wished he could see Azura, see the smile on her lips.

Vincent looked at the picture of Azura and his son on his phone. She had to suffer for the past three years because of him. If he had the power to protect her, he wouldn't have foolishly pushed her out of his arms. If he does careful at that time, he will not let her wander outside alone, giving birth to a child alone.

He knew that she only had him as her solid support, her lifelong love, but he ruthlessly forced her to sign the divorce papers. Hamlet and Galvin are right. She suffered for several years. What do you rely on to bring her back so simply?

He will pursue her from the beginning. He will prove to her that his feelings are sincere. Wrong is wrong. What he did to her wasn't worth it for her to forgive him for whatever reason. He will spend the rest of his life making up for his mistakes. As long as she lives well, even though she