Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 98

Chapter 98 Not A Dream

Before Eileen could even speak, he interrupted her, “Eileen, I’m just concerned about you. Did I do something to upset you? Please tell me. I am willing to change!”

A tattooed hand gently caressed her head as his gaze fell upon her. She wasn’t sure if it was just her imagination, but she thought she saw a hint of panic in his eyes.

Whenever he wore such an expression, Eileen couldn’t help but feel sorry for him. She felt that she shouldn’t have said things that upset him.

Eileen’s gaze flitted around, unsure of where to rest. She knew it was because she was overly sensitive to everything around her, and her self-defense mechanism was too strong.

“I… I’m sorry…” Eileen stammered and brushed her hair aside. “I should go now. You should also go back and rest early. Good night.”

Eileen didn’t know how to tell him that it wasn’t his fault. He was amazing!

She was the problem..

Before Jasper had a chance to say goodnight to her, he watched as she hastily retreated as if fleeing from a flood or a ferocious beast. Her black, flowing dress formed a beautiful arc as she moved away swiftly.

Eileen took a deep breath and tried to calm her emotions. When she regained her

composure, she realized she was still draped in his jacket. A faint scent of mint wafted from the fabric. It was a familiar aroma that belonged to him.

Thinking of him, Eileen felt a whirlwind of emotions. Holding her phone, she was at a loss. She didn’t know what she could do to lessen the hurt her words had just inflicted on him.

A few minutes later, her phone began to vibrate.

She unlocked her phone and saw that it was a message from him.

It was a simple two-word phrase. “Good night.”

Her heart sank. The better he treated her, the more she condemned herself inside.

The black Cayenne trailed slowly behind the car, maintaining a safe distance. Jasper waited for a few minutes, but his phone did not light up. His thin lips were tightly pressed together, and a sense of loss weighed heavily on his heart. A suffocating feeling washed over him as if the past was creeping back. He was afraid he would not be able to control himself…

In another Audi, Vera gently reminded, “Eric, when are we leaving?”

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wind to blow in through the

on the accelerator, maneuvered around

me the medicine,” a deep voice trying to

the car’s glove compartment, along with a bottle of water. He then asked, “Mr. Jasper, do

disorder. Sometimes, his condition flared up and made it difficult for him to control his actions. It would

Jasper poured out two pills and swallowed them before closing his eyes to feel the

could sense that Eileen was

even though they had only met a few times, Jasper couldn’t figure out

best not to overthink

was almost midnight, Eileen finally arrived at the Undella Mansion

out of the car. As she walked into the foyer, the tantalizing

are

was Vera’s voice, who was busy

be fast asleep. before eleven and rarely stay up this late. She had not expected that

turned around only to find that Eric was no longer in the hall. In just a moment, he had disappeared without

answer a phone

happened to see the person who had just returned. “Eileen… I’ve just finished

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head and replied in a listless voice, “No, thanks. You guys go

was securely locked, she slipped off her shoulder straps. Her silky long dress fell to the floor. Barefoot, she stepped onto the soft

hair was only half-dried. She quickly slipped into her

still lying on the ground.

hung on the coat

table lit up in the middle of the night. In her sleep, she seemed to see a blurry

the break of dawn the next day, Eileen woke up promptly

the previous night. She began to replay the scene of her walking through the

tired. After taking off her dress, she left it on the floor and didn’t bother to tidy up

morning when she woke up, her dress was

it wasn’t a dream last night?”

had crossed her mind, but she suddenly felt a wave of

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