Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 195 Will Not Know Without Trying

Eileen answered the phone, engaging in casual conversation about daily activities and meal choices. It seemed that Jasper had impeccable timing, as he was usually the one initiaung the calls. Eileen didn’t use her phone often, but when she remembered, she would send a text message.

After seven or eight minutes, Eileen served the cooked pasta.

“Apologies, Mr. Smith, for the party ending so late. May I have the pleasure of joining you for a drink?” A gentle and pleasant voice echoed from Eileen’s mobile phone, belonging to an elegant and wealthy woman.

Lost in thought while preparing the pasta, Eileen ended up burning her hand, which was quite unbelievable.

Elizabeth had just stepped out of the meeting room when she noticed a figure on the balcony. She approached and saw him slightly turning his body to make a phone call, so she immediately fell silent.

Jasper cast an icy, displeased glance at Elizabeth, startling her.

He was about to explain, but Eileen said, “If you’re busy, I won’t bother you. Go back to i hotel and rest early.”

The call was promptly disconnected. Eileen didn’t ask for any explanations. Even though she had heard everything, she remained magnanimous, refraining from prying or questioning.

For a moment, Jasper was overwhelmed with a myriad of emotions, feeling a subtle sense of loss quietly sweeping across his heart.

Jasper slipped his phone into his suit pocket. At that moment, his entire body, from the tips

past Elizabeth of his fingers to the tattoos on the back of his hand, felt icy cold. He walked with indifference.

Elizabeth suddenly spoke up. I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you were on the phone.”

Jasper slowly halted his steps. “Is that so? Well, you better be careful in the future. With your status, you’re not even qualified to speak to me.”

Fabian had just returned from outside, holding a pink gift box in his hand. “Mr. Smith, I’ve bought the gift Ms. Eileen requested. Ms. Eileen didn’t specify any particular flavor, so I bought one of each kind

Jasper pressed the elevator button to go downstairs. “Well done.”

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Since that phone call, the two hadn’t spoken for two day’s,

received the cotton candy that Jasper had someone bring back

After trying many places, Eileen still found the taste of

Without a doubt, Eileen would be the only

to hand in her paper, placing it directly on top of the pile. Gilbert said to her.

will, Mr. Campbell.”

Natalie was already waiting for Eileen at the classroom door. She seemed even more nervous than Eileen. Clutching her backpack strap, Natalie immediately approached Eileen when she saw her come out. “Eileen, was it very

her ears. She had never met anyone who loved to talk as much as Natalie. Natalie

“Isn’t it time for lunch? Aren’t you going to eat?”

are a few questions. I don’t quite understand. I was hoping

eyes. Quickly, she averted her

“Well…

hanging around Eileen for quite some time. Ever since Eileen helped. Natalie out of a tight spot last time, that seemingly naive girl would always buy things for Eileen. Natalie would go to the snack shop, buy snacks, and then sneak them into Eileen’s desk when

eat it as it

something sweet,

look on Natalie’s face made it seem as if Eileen was

had never been so scared of

herself, Eileen preferred to watch

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was redemption, then Natalie and her smile were

similar to Eileen.

smile was soothing to

Natalie’s grades. They were the worst in Class Two,

thought that Elm was the

didn’t take the test because she was sick

result, Natalie’s grades weren’t on the bulletin

she should have been in Class Six, but

ask much about the reasons behind such

finished lunch, Eileen took Natalie to the

but she had switched to tutoring him every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. In reality, his grades were already good enough to get into Hulbury University. He had improved very quickly. After the last quiz, he was

at the library, Elm had been accompanied

result, Eileen felt like a third wheel.

Eileen arrived at the library first. Seeing that Elm