Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 137 Teach Me

At two in the morning, Elm returned to his room.

He glanced at the slightly ajar door, from which a faint, chilly light emanated. Inside, he could hear faint sounds of sobbing. The sobs were soft, as if someone was desperately holding back their emotions.

He was about to push the door open but decided against it. Instead, he reached into his pocket and pulled out a pack of cigarettes. Walking to the balcony at the end of the hallway, he lit up a cigarette and began to smoke.

As he stared into the endless darkness, his eyes as dark as night, he took in the chilly wind ast the flame from his cigarette flickered,

The next day, a hint of dawn appeared on the horizon, casting its light through the window.

Eileen woke up early that day. She watered the plants on the balcony and watched as tricycles ridden by vendors passed by on the street below. There were shouts from a few people, and the aroma of food wafted in from somewhere.

The ordinary yet challenging life of the people here fascinated her. She envied them.

After cleaning the house and mopping the floor, she felt restless and bored. She often used these household chores to soothe her mind.

She believed in Eric, knowing that he was a man of his word. She was certain that he would come to pick her up three days later, even though she had no desire to leave.

She might not have been here for long, but she was already accustomed to this place.

She planned to continue renting the place. Even if she didn’t live here, having a place to stay would be beneficial in case she was kicked out in the future.

By noon, Elm still hadn’t shown up.

He usually arrived by half past eleven.

After waiting for the designated time, Eileen decided not to wait any longer.

Instead, she spontaneously decided to go to the ski resort at Mount Bright.

It was just a one-day trip. On the mountaintop, she could even witness the sunrise over the snowy mountains at five or six in the morning-something she had never seen before.

After taking a bus for over an hour, she arrived at the foot of the mountain. She bought a

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of people boarding the cable car, heading to the mountaintop.

reached the summit. The

to the hotel to check-in. Holding the room key, Eileen wished she could hide her entire self in a scarf instead of exposing

hallway, a woman with long wavy hair wearing a Blake cloak and sunglasses held the arm of a man. When he stopped, the woman looked in his direction and asked, “Darling, what are you looking

his gaze indifferently without saying

gaze had just been watching her, but when she turned around, there was nothing but an empty

had mistaken

up her hair. After a while, there was a

called out, “Wait

for a private lesson, and she didn’t expect

of the hotel’s package. It was her first time skiing, and having someone guide her would prevent her

immediately. Unexpectedly, the person turned out to be quite tall, at least one point nine meters. His muscles, not

on, Eileen was almost one point seven meters. Yet, standing next to him, she felt incredibly petite.

minutes’ walk behind the hotel led to a ski slope. Eileen put on her skiing gear, cautiously using her ski poles, and began

move boldly, control the rhythm. If you fall, I’ll catch you.”

ever tried these extreme sports. To say she wasn’t scared would definitely be a he. Even with protective gear on, the thought of getting hurt was enough to make

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excited and wanted to be like those people below, swiftly gliding down. However, she hesitated to take that step.

her, teaching her how to control the snowboard. “Don’t always think about how painful it will be if you fall. Otherwise, you

“Got it.”

gritted her teeth. After over half an hour of learning, she still hadn’t grasped

times and vented her anger at Christopher. She initially came with her boyfriend, but that man had already put on his ski gear

at how clumsy this lady is! I’ve already learned, and she

pointed at Eileen

him, “Don’t talk nonsense, apologize to the lady!”

Lady?

felt a pang in her chest as if she had been shot by an