---- Chapter 206 The heavy rain continuously washed over the shattered car windows, and my cries for help were drowned out by the sound of the rain. Blood was freely flowing from my wounds, and my body temperature dropped rapidly. As | gradually lost consciousness, the only person | thought of was still Antonio. Fortunately, my phone was inside my clothes, and with the last of my strength, | managed to press the emergency contact button. The phone automatically dialed Antonio's number.

It rang three times, but he didn't answer. My tears mingled with the raindrops as | lost consciousness completely. When | woke up again, | found myself already in a ward, with Antonio pale-faced, guarding by my bedside. His chin was covered with bluish stubble, and he looked quite haggard. | closed my eyes directly, not wanting to look at him anymore.

His expression became panicked, and his voice trembled as he said, "I'm sorry, | didn't know you ---- Chapter 206 called because my phone was off. | just got here. Mandy was given a critically ill notice, and she said she wanted to see me one last time, so "What does that have to do with me? We've broken up, so it's your freedom to see whoever you want,' | replied. Perhaps | really deserved it. After sucha miserable lesson, | could finally accept the fact that | never had a place in his heart.

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The pain from my broken ribs made my forehead bead with cold sweat as | breathed. He reached out to wipe it away for me, but | coldly said, "Get out. We're done, and don't appear in front of me again. Go back to Mandy." Antonio finally realized that he was going to lose me forever. He hurriedly said, "I've gone back to see her. | didn't expect that she would lie to me about this, and | won't believe her anymore.

I've made everything clear with her, and she'll have nothing ---- Chapter 206 to do with me anymore." "Does it matter?" My voice was devoid of any emotion as | looked at him like a stranger. His eyes were gradually filled with despair, and he didn't know what to say for a moment. Finally, he begged, "Please give me one more chance, Jane." With my brows furrowed, | endured the sharp pain in my chest and said, "Antonio, we're over, completely and forever.

Don't make me hate you." His pupils trembled, and his hand, reaching out to me, froze in the air. Meeting my eyes full of hatred, he finally fell silent. After a few minutes of stalemate, he finally gave up. He turned and left the ward. He seemed to have disappeared from my life, except for the daily and punctual delivery of