Chapter 128 Without Regret 

Trent was stunned as he watched Quinn and Sidonic. For a moment, he felt as if something was stuck in 

his throat. 

With a face flushed in embarrassment and anger, Sidonie retorted, “Quinn, everyone knows I saved Trent. Your deliberate attempts can’t change that fact!” 

“Do you think you’re worth my time to do that?” Quinn dragged Sidonie back to the seashore, then abruptly shoved her away. 

Sidonie clumsily tumbled down onto the sandy shore. 

Covered in a fair amount of sand on her body, face, and hair, coupled with her damp clothes, she looked like an utter mess. 

A part of Quinn’s clothes had also gotten wet. However, that didn’t seem to affect her at all, and she even gave off a composed air! 

“Even if you do this, it’s pointless. The one Trent believes in is me!” Sidonie hastily stood up, looking toward Trent. “Trent, am I right?” 

It was only then that Trent seemed to snap back to reality. Seeing the hopeful look in Sidonie’s eyes, he gritted his teeth and said, “Yes, I believe in Sidonie!” 

He had already chosen to believe Sidonie long ago, hadn’t he? 

Sidonie let out a sigh of relief, then turned to Quinn with a triumphant expression. “You see? Trent trusts me. Your actions are only making you look like a fool! And you better return my emerald ring soon. Don’t act like a thief who only knows how to steal from others!” 

“This ring was bought by Trent during our marriage with our joint funds, so who’s the real thief here?” Quinn scoffed. “Sidonie, I’m telling you this now, if I ever see you wearing anything that Trent bought for you during our marriage without my consent, every time I see it, I’ll take it back!” 

Sidonie was shocked. Who could have predicted that Quinn would say something like that? 

Moreover, after what had just occurred, she realized that Quinn truly meant what she said and would follow through! 

She wanted to say more, but seeing the people around her whispering and pointing at her, she couldn’t help but close her mouth. 

After all, these pieces of jewelry were indeed gifts from Trent during his marriage to Quinn. No matter how one looked at it, Sidonie was in the wrong! 

Quinn walked up to Trent, her expression calm as she looked at him. “Didn’t you want to end things with me? Where are the wedding rings?” 

Trent was taken aback for a moment before slowly opening his hand. 

He had been holding on to those two cheap wedding rings. 

Quinn lowered her gaze, her eyes landing on the pair of wedding rings. Suddenly, a soft laugh left her lips. 

She laughed at her past naivety, at the absurd idea that she had once considered Trent the best man for 

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her. 

She laughed at how she had given so much for this man, yet he had never truly trusted her. 

Then, she picked up the wedding rings from his palm and flung them into the sea without hesitation! 

Just like that, the two wedding rings fell into the ocean and were swept away by the waves. 

“You-“Trent hadn’t expected Quinn to just toss away the two rings like that, without a hint of regret in her eyes. 

It was as though she were simply tossing away trash. 

Then, what did it mean when he had been carrying these two rings with him all this time? 

Just then, Quinn’s voice slowly reached his ears. 

“Trent, like this, we’re completely over!” 

Trent’s head jerked up as he stared blankly at the woman before him. 

Without any hesitation, Quinn turned and left, not even sparing him another glance. 

Almost instinctively, Trent wanted to reach out, to grab Quinn. 

However, before his hand could even touch Quinn, it was swatted away by Julius. 

“You don’t have that right anymore,” Julius declared before he left with Quinn. 

Trent watched as Quinn and Julius disappeared into the distance, his gaze then falling back to his palm. 

The two rings that were once in the palm of his hand were no longer there. 

A sense of emptiness swept through his entire being, as if reminding him that what he had lost was not merely a ring! 

Because her clothes had gotten a bit damp, Quinn decided to head over to the lounge to change. 

Luckily, she had brought a change of clothes this time, so it wasn’t too troublesome. 

When she had finished changing and stepped out of the lounge, she saw that Julius was still standing outside the door. 

“Why are you…” 

“Waiting for you.” These simple words seemed to say it all. 

“We’ve lost quite a bit of time just now, so the groundbreaking ceremony is about to start. Let’s head over there first,” said Quinn. 

Julius nodded, and the two of them headed in the direction of the upcoming ceremony.