Chapter 26 You’ll Be A Qualified Wife
“Thud!”
All of a sudden, a loud noise echoed from upstairs, causing Eileen to glance upward in concern. Reacting quickly, she slipped on her slippers and hurriedly ascended the stairs, fearing that something might have happened to Eric.
Apprehensively, Eileen pushed open the door to the room where the noise came from, and anxiously asked, “Eric, are you alright?”
Inside, she found Eric lying on the bed, seemingly trying to pick up the shattered pieces of a bowl on the floor.
“Eric, let me handle this. Just lie down and rest,” Eileen said gently, rearranging the pillows. behind him. She fetched a broom from outside and cleaned up the mess on the floor, though some stains remained.
Squatting down, Eileen used a few tissues to wipe away the remaining stains.
Eric watched her from behind, squinting his eyes, feeling amazed.
He never would have believed it if he had not seen it himself – Eileen knew how to do the work of a servant, something she had never done before.
Eric could not understand what caused this change in Eileen. He wondered if something had happened to her.
However, he knew that the reason for Eileen’s transformation was because of him.
After graduating from university, she married Eric. During their eight years of marriage, his company flourished and established a strong presence in Hulbury. While everyone else. feared him, Eileen remained confined to their home, waiting for his return.
As a housewife, she had servants to assist her, but it left her feeling unfulfilled and restless. In
her
spare
time, she would often find herself lost in thought, yearning for something more.
meaningful.
So, she began to learn new things, such as cleaning the rooms, tending to the flowers, and even trying to fit into her own social circle. She invited her neighbor’s wife over for tea, visited the beauty salon, and even went to the gym. However, Eric did not take kindly to her newfound activities and asked her to stay home, fearing that she might embarrass him.
own. As there was one time she went to the
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men, no one could match him…
concubine in a palace. Her life was filled with waiting for Eric’s occasional attention, and the word
He never cherished her love as he should have. In another world, Eric already knew she was dead. He must have
him another bowl of porridge, and sat by the bed. “Eric, this porridge isn’t this hot, be careful not to
was hoarse, and he coughed a
the porridge to him and felt that Eric’s palm was incredibly hot. Seeing that he was this weak, she was afraid that he would not be able to hold onto the bowl and Sharon might need to clean the
me feed you!” Eileen offered
would I mind? My sister is sensible and knows that she loves her Eric,” Eric
you’re sick, I should take care of you.”
that, she brought a spoonful of porridge to his mouth, and Eric
had become a familiar routine for Eileen, and she tried not to let her
him and leave, but to her surprise, it took
accompanied by occasional coughs, leaving Eileen with no choice
slightly anxious, Sharon returned, providing her a sense of relief.
temperature first!” Sharon said worriedly, taking the thermometer and measuring Eric’s fever, which
Eric’s discomfort, Sharon suggested, “You have a high fever, maybe we should
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declined, “It’s troublesome to go to the
make sure to tell Eileen if
Sharon’s eyes for Eric, Eileen intervened, reassuring her, “Sharon, don’t worry; you won’t get into trouble. Carry on with
after half
Eileen nodded, “Okay.”
Eileen continued to look after Eric, putting his laptop aside and ensuring he rested
doing, Eileen?”
Lie down and rest,” Eileen insisted, guiding
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