Shattered Rose He Held On Tight novel Chapter 314

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Chapter 314 She’s Done With You

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Lydia watched him in pain, a small, sneaky smile on her face. “Now you regret it, huh? Too late for that. Do you really think that if you apologize to Claudia, she’ll forgive you? Not a chance. She’s done with you. You’re no longer her brother.

“Yeah, Claudia and I never got along, so it makes sense she hates me. But Zane, you’ve lost the only sibling who truly cared about you.”

Her words hit Zane like a punch, making his heart pound with fear.

In just a few minutes, everything he believed had fallen apart.

He stumbled out of the hospital room, looking confused and broken.

Lydia watched him leave, her eyes filled with heavy darkness.

Her mother’s plans had failed, but Lottie and Wilson wouldn’t get what they wanted either.

A family torn apart, siblings turning against each other—this was what they deserved.

She sat quietly for a long time, her thoughts a tangled mess. Then she picked up her phone and opened the WhatsApp chat that had never gotten a single reply.

“Jasper, I’m really hurt. Can you come see me?”

“Jasper, my family wants to cut me off. I’m scared. I miss you.”

“My mom did something terrible for my sake, but I can’t bring myself to blame her. Maybe I should be the one to pay for it all. If only I had known the truth earlier … I deserve this.”

“Jasper, do you think if Preston hadn’t died, and I had married him and left the Lancasters, would all of this still have happened?”

Message after message–still no reply.

Lydia bit her lip hard.

She sent another photo, showing her hospital room and her wound on purpose. But again, she got no reply.

Her breathing grew heavy, and then suddenly, she threw her phone across the room.

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It hit the wall and broke into pieces. She stared at it, her eyes filled with darkness.

Think you can just walk away from me?

No way!

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The curtains were shut tight, making the room dim and quiet. Then, the door burst open.

Sylvia wrinkled her nose at the strong smell of alcohol. Empty bottles were scattered all over the floor. She marched straight to the window and yanked the curtains wide open.

“How long are you planning to keep living like this?” she snapped.

She glared at Jasper, who was sitting on the floor with his back against the bed, his face covered with stubble.

The sudden sunlight made him squint after being in the dark for so long.

He raised his hand to block the sunlight, frowning at the brightness.

His phone buzzed a few times beside him, then went silent again. He didn’t even look at it— just kept drinking from his bottle.

Sylvia clenched her jaw to hold back her anger. She grabbed the bottle from Jasper’s hand and smashed it on the floor.

“Ever since you came back from the Lancasters, you’ve been a mess. Do you think anyone cares about you drinking yourself stupid? Your enemies must be laughing right now!”

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