---- Chapter 225 Chapter 225 | didn't know how long | was out. When | finally woke up, my best friend, Janessa Scott's voice was the first thing | heard. She scolded, "Antonio, are you crazy? You made her swim after she had a miscarriage? How could you not know?" "A miscarriage... When did she get pregnant? Why didn't she tell me?" Antonio's voice was rough, filled with regret. "Are you blind? Can't you see how sick she's been? Or are you too busy ogling Wendy?" Janessa was seething with anger.

If we weren't in a hospital, she might have slapped Antonio. "| didn't know..." Antonios voice was weak. "You gave the house to Wendy and bought her a ---- Chapter 225 car, but you didn't know about that? How do you think she miscarried? It's your fault!" Janessa snapped. "|..." Antonio was lost for words. "Stop it. | can't stand to look at you. Get out," | said. The ward fell silent, and | slowly opened my eyes. Janessa sat by me, her face worried as she touched my head. "Are you awake?

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How are you feeling?" | looked at her, tears filling my eyes. "Did you know everything?" Janessa tapped my forehead, shaking her head in disappointment. "You should have listened to me. You shouldn't have married him. It's too late now." Reflecting on the past made my heart hurt. ---- Chapter 225 If | hadn't been so lovestruck, my parents would never have let me marry him, no matter how wealthy Antonio's family was.

During our parents' first dinner, | overheard Antonio's mom on a call in the restroom. "We were ready to give an 80-thousand-dollar dowry, but her family is so cheap and poor, 30 thousand dollars should be more than enough." That night, | told Antonio about it. He said his mom, Judith Cobb, was out of line and promised to make up for the dowry. But that never happened. It wasn't until three years into our marriage, after a few drinks, that Antonio let the truth slip. "| knew about the dowry.

My mom asked me. "Lila, you're so gullible. No wonder they say love makes you stupid." Now, with a clear head, | could see Antonio for