Farewell, My Regret

In a world of high society secrets and silent suffering, Jessica Greene's life is a ticking clock counting down to an end she never imagined. Trapped in a loveless seven-year marriage with the charismatic but cold Timothy Lawson, Jessica faces her terminal diagnosis of liver cancer with quiet resolve. But she is not defeated. Once a woman brimming with passion, Jessica is now muted, silenced by a trauma that stole her voice. In a marriage starved of affection, she communicates through written words, her voice unheard amidst the whispers and judgments of the elite. She's grown accustomed to the pitying glances and the misunderstandings, a ghost in her own gilded cage. Her carefully constructed world begins to crumble when Timothy, the man who was once her everything, makes an unexpected invitation: a family event at their son Henry's school. Driven by a mother's unwavering love, Jessica agrees to attend, hoping to salvage a precious memory with her son before her time runs out. But at the school gates, a crushing blow awaits. Denied entry, she discovers the devastating truth: Timothy has replaced her. Another woman, Sheila Howard, has taken her place as Henry's mother. Her suspicions of infidelity are confirmed in the cruelest way imaginable, as she witnesses Timothy's blatant betrayal. Fueled by heartbreak, Jessica witnesses a scene that shatters her remaining hope. In photos and videos from the event, Henry beams, his laughter echoing the joy she can no longer provide. Timothy, typically distant, smiles with a tenderness reserved for Sheila. It's a life she once envisioned, now stolen and reshaped with another woman at its center. This romantic tragedy seals her decision to leave. As Jessica navigates the legal labyrinth of divorce, she encounters another harsh reality: Timothy's influence reaches far and wide, silencing any lawyer brave enough to oppose him. She prepares for her final act: a silent departure from a life that no longer holds her. In her last months, she focuses not on revenge, but on ensuring Henry remembers her with love and dignity. With the stark reality of her impending death looming, will Jessica find a way to leave a lasting imprint on her son's life, even as her own fades away? And can she find peace knowing Timothy has replaced her?