Seriously, How Did He Win My Heart
Chapter 896 Pleasure of Revenge

Ezra protested, "I can help you to wheel the cart and carry what you buy."

Maisie was going to tell him that she could do everything, but she simply nodded due to his countenance that showed his persistence, "Well, let's go together then."

Maisie was never a spoiled girl who had been paddling her own canoe for all these years. Even though she had her boy, she could cope with trivial problems by herself, it seemed that Ezra's help was not so necessary.

At the same time, Maisie didn't want to argue with him over this issue in the corridor, and then she simply went along with Ezra.

In the ward, as Nancy entered, the caregiver soon left the ward after helping Roman lie propped against the pillow. He had an unusually bad complexion. Since he was in the hospital, a sequence of events did run out of his strength and energy.

He lay on the bed weakly with a glum look on his face, but no sooner did he see the lean woman coming in the door than his eyes glowed with pleasure. After that pleasure turned to consternation.

Roman never thought that Nancy who showed up right in front of him could be so gorgeous, elegant, and vigorous. When he insisted on taking Ezra from her in previous years, her complexion wasn't anything like as good as the present.

Anyways, she was beautiful. Her beauty and elegance attracted him so much that he fell in love with her at the first sight.

She might even be the only woman who made him heart-throbbing. He thought he loved her with the marrow of his bones, but she always kept herself aloof from him. Thus, after sleeping with her, he gave up getting along with her due to his male dignity.

At that time, he reckoned that he could have sex with any woman he wanted because of his supreme status. Why should he have to badger her and bear her indifference and mockery? Hence, he allowed Diana to expel her who had been pregnant.

Lots of women slept with him and most of them had babies for him, but unexpectedly, only Nancy delivered a boy...

"Nan..." Roman tried hard to call her name.

"You just shut up." Nancy interrupted him directly, with her face full of repugnance.

She gave no respect to him at all, showing her aversion extremely. The reason why she acted like this was that he used to call her "Nancy" which made her stomach flip.

She was unwilling to be disgusted at such an age, leaving Roman who could hardly say something speechless with a light of depression in his eyes.

However, Nancy just knew what his inner thought was at a glance and walked to the foot of the bed, "Why do you have such an expression of being hurt? Do you think that what I just say was not that pleasant?"

"Why did you never know how depressed I was when you ruined my life?"

"Why did you never know how depressed the women whom you played with were?"

After gulping air on the bed, Roman finally forced a word, "Sorry..."

"I...I want to see you because I want to say sorry to you."

This was exactly how he felt. He wanted to be forgiven before his death, leaving no regret. After all, she was whom he missed so much.

"I do not and will not accept it," Nancy replied without hesitation, "even if you die, I will keep cursing you."

Roman froze there. He could feel the hate from Nancy which had gone to the marrow and followed with a feeling of great inner sorrow.

Roman thought of himself as an excellent man in all ways. Why did he fail to win her heart? And why did he end up being poisoned by his wife and cursed by Nancy?

Why did he become a loser?

However, this kind of person would never understand that he lost the game because he didn't treat any women sincerely at any period.

Even though Roman said Nancy was the one whom he cherished most, he never changed for her, let alone showed his love to her in deed.

If Roman loved her, he would never have fuddled her.

If Roman loved her, he would never have badgered her as another's husband.

To say the least, if Roman loved her, he would never have separated Nancy and Ezra which made her heart-wrenching.

And he never loved Diana and other women. He just lived for himself all the way. The family, marriage, and women were trivial to him. He would not pay much attention to managing and maintaining these ornaments of his life.

As a result, he was desolate like this near the end of his life - everyone hated him.

Nancy's hatred made him spend a long time to calm down. He said, "Anyway, thank you for having a boy for me."

It was because the Cantillos had their successor for their child Ezra having a son with Maisie.

"Never say that," Nancy looked at him meaningfully, "how can you make sure that Ezra is the descendant of the Cantillos?"

"You..." Roman became agitated, "I have taken a paternity test with him. The result obviously showed that he is my son!"

In this condition, Roman could not stand any irritation. For sure, he was the most cautious man who would never breed a boy for others.

Thus, since he knew it was Nancy who gave birth to Ezra, he took the paternity test at once. And after confirming, he then took his son away by hook or by crook.

There was a more and more significant smile on Nancy's face, "So how can you confirm the result was not tampered with?"

Roman became panicky. He pointed at Nancy tremblingly and tried to verify again, but he was too weak to say a word that he was soon in a dead faint on his bed.

Nancy leisurely rang the call bell and told the nurse that Roman went into a coma. And shortly afterward, the attending doctor hurried into the ward with nurses. They inquired of her simply and then began the treatment work.

Ezra with Maisie just followed behind them. Immediately, Ezra stood aside from his mother and whispered, "What's wrong with him?"

Nancy jeered, "Maybe he was so furious with me."

Certainly, Ezra is his offspring. She was not that promiscuous sort of person.

Nancy just deliberately misled and provoked Roman because she knew exactly what he cared about most.

By enraging Roman, Nancy perceived the pleasure of revenge from his unsettledness and miserable face.

Coming all the way here, Nancy would not let off the demon who ruined her life easily.

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