True Love Deserves a Second Chance
Chapter 129 The Truth About the Miscarriage

Sophia wiped her tears and glared at him. "Do you know why Joey dumped you? It's not just jealousy.

On her birthday, she planned to propose. She cut her hands setting up the scene herself.

But you left her alone because Isabella called.

When she was having a miscarriage and bleeding heavily, she called you, but you scolded her for being unreasonable.

If Theodore hadn't saved her, she would've died from blood loss.

Sebastian, if you cared about Joey, you wouldn't have ignored her calls when she needed your signature for surgery. You even turned off your phone.

If you cared at all, you wouldn't have taken her to donate blood for Isabella after she lost so much of her own.

Do you know she has a rare blood type? The blood bank had none, and they were searching for donors online.

If it weren't for a kind person donating in time, Joey would've died.

But you stayed with Isabella when Joey needed you most. You told her it was just a 'sex, not love' game when she was in the most pain from losing her child.

You pushed her away repeatedly. You believed Isabella and falsely accused Joey.

If you hadn't believed Isabella, you wouldn't have left her when Angie almost drove her crazy.

You said heartless things to her when she was dying from an aphrodisiac.

Sebastian, you're not even human. You've never done a single kind thing for Joey.

Now that she's finally moved on, you've destroyed it.

Do you think she hasn't suffered enough? Do you think her life is too easy? Sebastian, you're a complete bastard!"

The more Sophia spoke, the angrier she got. She lunged at Sebastian again.

But Alexander grabbed her and whispered, "That's enough. You've said enough. You know what he's like. Aren't you afraid he'll come after you?"

"Bring it on, I'm not scared. Whether he wrecks my career or takes me out, let him try. Does having money and power make him great? Can he just bully us? Is there no fairness and justice in the world?" Alexander covered her mouth and carried her out. "If you keep cursing, I can't protect you. Joey is gone. Aren't you worried something might happen to her? Go find her quickly." Sophia realized something, hit Alexander, and left angrily.

In the private room, Sebastian sat quietly like a statue. His mind was filled with images of Joey bleeding and calling for help.

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He remembered Joey calling him many times. Her voice was weak, and he thought she was just on her period. He said she was being unreasonable and ignored her.

When Joey was at her most critical moment, she wanted him to come and sign, but he refused. Joey must have hated him so much. That's why she broke up with him, no matter what he offered. Thinking back, Sebastian's eyes burned, and his heart felt like it was being hammered. The pain made him forget to breathe.

He looked at Theodore with a desolate gaze. "What was she like then?"

Theodore took a sip of his drink and said, "The driver's seat was covered in blood. She was unconscious. When I got her to the hospital, the doctor said if we had been any later, she wouldn't have survived." "Why didn't you tell me?"

"She didn't want me to. She said even if you knew, it wouldn't matter. She wanted to keep a little dignity for herself."

These words were like icy needles, piercing every nerve in Sebastian's body.

He thought, 'Joey was so disappointed in me that she hid everything. Even when I took her to donate blood for Isabella, she chose to faint rather than tell me the truth. How heartbroken must she have been to protect herself this way?' This realization hit Sebastian hard. He immediately grabbed his keys and rushed out.

Joey left the hotel and drove aimlessly, looking for a quiet place to spend the night alone. Her phone kept ringing with calls from Julian, Sophia, and her father Benjamin, but she ignored them all. She felt that life had been unfair to her. She didn't want wealth or luxury, just a man who would love her wholeheartedly.

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Three years ago, she thought Sebastian could make her happy, but it ended in tragedy. Now, after finally moving on and wanting to be with Julian, she discovered he already had a son. She didn't want to interfere with someone else's happiness or destroy a child's dream of having a family. So, she decided to step back.

Joey drove to the lake where she had once attempted suicide. Standing by the shore, she reflected on her past decision to jump in. She wouldn't do that now; she had many other things to live for. In the moonlight, her light purple dress looked ethereal. The breeze brushed her cheeks, leaving a trace of coldness.

She finally gathered the courage to call Julian. Before she could speak, Julian's anxious voice came through. "Joey, where are you? Please tell me."

Joey's voice was calm. "Julian, it's over."

"Joey, tell me where you are. I need to explain."

Joey smiled faintly. "Julian, if Todd hadn't appeared, I wouldn't have agreed to be with you. I can't move on from my past. I'm sorry, but it's best for both of us to end this now."

"Joey, don't lie to me. Just hear me out. I dated Alissa for six months. I didn't know she had a child. I don't like her. It's always been you."

"Julian, don't make me lose respect for you. A child needs a father and a stable family. You need to be responsible for him and the woman who gave you a child. Remember when Sebastian told me to leave and only keep the child? I was heartbroken. I hope you won't say the same thing."

She didn't know what else she said, but she heard Julian crying. She felt bad too and hung up.

The night grew colder, but she didn't want to go back. She wanted to stay in the cold wind until the first ray of sunlight. She felt she deserved to be covered in sunlight for being so kind.

She didn't know how much time had passed when a coat was draped over her shoulders. A deep, hoarse voice sounded in her ear. "Joey."