Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 102 Truly Disgusting

Yvette had consumed too much alcohol, and Eric left her in the private room. The restaurant staff would ensure she made it home safely. Given her status, even if she ended up staying the night there, it wouldn’t be a big deal.

Eileen leaned against the wheelchair, feeling dizzy and weak. She had only had three drinks, yet she was already intoxicated. She hadn’t planned on drinking, but the fragrant wine with added mulling spices was too tempting, causing her to indulge in a few more cups. If she hadn’t been cautious around him, she might have ended up as drunk as Yvette.

She opened the car window slightly, hoping to get rid of the lingering scent of alcohol from her body. However, it wasn’t long before she closed it again.

“What are you doing? Roll down the window, hurry up… open it… open it…” Her hands were slapping against the car window, her voice sounding as if it was coated with cotton candy, playfully reproachful yet soft.

“Stop fooling around and sit properly.”

“You’re so annoying! You won’t even roll down the car windows. How petty! Fine, don’t open them. Next time, I won’t ride in your car again.”

Eileen curled up, hugging her knees, her face buried in the crook of her arm, and in an instant, she fell silent.

Eric’s

gaze fell on the person next to him. Is she throwing a tantrum?

When did she become so well-behaved? Where did her previously wild, fierce, and indulgent nature go?

“It’s cold outside, and you might catch a cold.” The words were a rare display of tender

concern.

Her muffled voice rang out. “I refuse to believe your empty words about caring for others. You only know how to hurt me. The person I despise the most… is you. Besides Jasper, no one else will ever be kind to me…”

As the words fell, Eileen leaned forward sharply, her eyes dazed and wide. “Why have we stopped?”

“What did you say?” The man’s voice was as cold as ice, a wave of cold air surrounding her. Meeting those dangerous, hawk-like sharp eyes, Eileen instantly felt her mind go blank. Even the strongest sense of drunkenness would quickly fade away.

did Eileen realize how dangerous her recent remarks had been. The car

She didn’t know why she was apologizing. Perhaps she was too scared. Before he could make his next move, Eileen quickly said, “It’s

car door, but no matter how many times she tried, the

you change this habit of falling in love with everyone you meet?” Eric’s words were sharp and direct, not giving her any

car. Her slightly narrowed eyes shifted. Lowering her head, she didn’t know how to

just that kind of person-she would like anyone who treated

toward her had

for him was the kind of fondness found between friends without any

pressed against a wall. His body was burning hot. Eileen was so frightened that she stiffened, not daring to move at all. “What are you doing? Let me go!” Her voice was filled with unmistakable panic.

breath cascaded

My feelings for Jasper are just those of ordinary friends, not what

the urge to push him away, her hands clenched tightly at her side. After everything that had

toward Eric grew

each passing day.

so quickly, no longer liking me.” Eric’s hand slipped around her waist, pulling her even closer to

back! Vera is still waiting for you at home… I’m also

whisper in her ear like a devil, “You’re still young. You don’t understand what it means to truly like

time to argue with him. She forcefully suppressed the anger welling up from the bottom of

“I… I understand.”

she really couldn’t have a drop of alcohol in the future. After three glasses, who knew

Eileen was completely

she remained extremely quiet, not daring

eleven o’clock when

way into the

pitch black. Eileen followed behind Eric, slowly making her foyer. She felt for the light switch on the wall, flipped it on, and instantly, the

the man behind her spoke up. “Go and prepare some

was about to step onto the staircase, heard

and call Mary.”