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Chapter 426

    The night was beautiful, and mist drifted through the streets, but M and Nathan were too heartbroken


    to face each other directly.


    When they returned home to Sudvi, Nathan stayed up all night in his study, iming he had work to


    attend to. The following morning, he departed Sudvi early, citing urgent


    matters at the military base.


    He didn’t take M with him.


    Their farewell was simple and peaceful. They both knew that this parting meant they would never cross


    paths again. Instead of a sorrowful and hesitant goodbye, they opted for a casual parting as if it held no


    significance.


    Nathan would be heading back to the military base for his duties, while M would return to Suntend


    to resume her research. 1


    After packing up herst few belongings in Sudvi, M cast a reluctant nce around the room. The


    towering bookcase and every cozy decoration in the house held a special ce in her heart.


    Nathan eagerly set about renovating the house when the fake Sally returned. He was probably


    yearning to marry the woman he had loved for years.


    M struggled toprehend what had caused Nathan to love her deeply for over a decade. He


    epted everything about her calmly and even let her go resolutely.


    The mare tha of Nathan brought tears streaming down her face. She realized that she wasn’t deserving


    of such profound love after all. M wiped her tears and left Sudvi with her bags in hand. 1N?vel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.


    Phoebe was waiting outside. When M appeared, Phoebe swiftly took the bags from her. M’s


    swollen eyes stirred sympathy in Phoebe, prompting her to say, “M, your eyes look so puffy. Have


    you been crying all night?”


    M covered her sore eyes and took a deep breath. Afterposing herself, she replied, I’m okay.”


    “You’re leaving in a few days. Why did General Morrison suddenly return to the military base? Doesn’t


    he want to say goodbye to you?” Phoebe asked.


    “He wanted me to leave quietly,” M replied. Tears streamed down her face as she added with a


    trembling voice, “He feared that he wouldn’t be able to resist the urge to stop me


    from leaving.”


    Phoebe felt a deep empathy for M. She held her and gently patted her back to offerfort, saying,


    “M, please don’t cry. General Morrison genuinely loves you. He simply wants you to be yourself


    without any burdens.”


    Thinking back on those times, M came to understand that even though Nathan was struggling


    internally, he never crossed the line and took her virginity. It left her feeling a deep sadness in her


    heart. Nathan loved her very much, and she had no regrets.


    After Phoebe helped M into the car, they slowly drove away from Sudvi. M realized she might


    never see Nathan again. She reluctantly leaned out the car window to catch ast glimpse of Nathan’s


    home.


    Sudvi faded from sight as the car drove off. Her heart broke when the car turned onto a different


    road.


    The chilly wind added to her difort.


    She took out her phone and softly recited Nathan’s phone number repeatedly. Even though she already


    knew it by heart, she still felt the urge to memorize it again. Once she got back to Suntend, she


    wouldn’t be able to reach out to him anymore, either by phone calls or messages.


    One day, when she left the research institute, she believed she would have another opportunity to


    contact him. Whether it was in five years, ten years, or even after retiring in her old age, she held onto


    the hope of reconnecting with him.


    M’s hands trembled as she gripped her phone. Tears streamed down her face


    uncontrobly. She bit her lip to hold back her sobs. Then, she closed her eyes and slumped back into


    her seat. Her body shook with each stifled cry.


    Her heart felt as if it had been torn apart, and the pain was nearly unbearable. She had never realized


    that saying goodbye to someone she loved could be agonizing.


    At that moment, she started to understand Nathan’s feelings when he said goodbye to her a decade


    ago. He must have felt a pain much deeper than what she was feeling now to break down in tears at


    the airport.


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