Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 226 Go See Her

“Even if I had died back then, I couldn’t have saved my parents’ relationship. But he receives all of Dad’s love without having to do anything.”

Eileen didn’t know what to say. Jasper stood at the top of the pyramid in Hulbury, a place unreachable by others. Yet, unknown to them, he, too, had a broken family.

They seemed to share a common sorrow in this regard – the greater their misfortune, the more they yearned for a complete family.

“Perhaps this is how the heavens work, granting you wealth and status but also taking away other things. Compared to most people, we are already very fortunate.”

Eileen was not greedy; all she desired was freedom and the right to make her own choices.

Jasper’s broad palm gently stroked her slightly curled long hair. “From now on, I only have you. Will you always be with me?”

The weight of those words pressed down on Eileen, making her slightly breathless.

In reality, there were many people around him, not just her alone.

Eileen understood that when Jasper was in his darkest times, he encountered a ray of light that shone into his world, pulling him out of the abyss of hell.

Even if Nancy had done something in the past to wrong him, these things were not easily forgotten, so she understood Jasper’s feelings.

For Jasper, Nancy was not just his past.

The bond between them was not something just anyone could replace.

When Nancy left, he found himself returning to those dark times. It was just by chance that Eileen appeared, right when he was on the verge of ending his own life.

She understood all too well and was not ignorant of the fact that their relationship was something she could not interfere with.

Now that Nancy had returned, Eileen seemed like an unintentional intruder in their world, more like an outsider.

Eileen slightly lifted the corner of her lips but didn’t say anything.

She believed that she held a place in Jasper’s heart, yet she knew he simply couldn’t let go of Nancy either.

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relationship between two people would allow

were like a whirlpool trying to pull her in. She just quietly looked at him, not saying a word. Perhaps she was still too tender-hearted. After a long silence, Eileen said to him, “The world is actually very big, and there are many people. You don’t only

was rendered

looked at him as he exuded a cold aura. “I’m not eating the ravioli anymore. They’ve gone

Jasper replied, “Okay.”

like a ticking time bomb by their side. Eileen also thought that they were destined to meet but not

could only take things one step at a

visit but left after seeing she was

the study at Undella

you all been keeping

lowered his head and merely responded with, “I’m sorry,

at the man in front of him, Will suppressed all his anger. He twirled the rosary in his hand and closed his eyes. “Who else knows

Jasper does.”

“How did he find

that Jasper didn’t react much even so.”

Yet, Jasper knew this and still cherished her, even allowing her to remain in the Smith

is Nancy

hospital. She’s currently under the

of Nancy’s matter cleanly, and don’t let anyone findi

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it will be beneficial for both you and me. Go on!”

“Yes, Father.”

stew while quickly dissolving a packet of Blake powder into it. “Darling, is the discussion over?” she

walking

breezy smile, Elsie, dressed in a red

in the hospital for over a week. Apart from Natalie, Jasper barred anyone else from visiting her in the ward. In truth, this was also Eileen’s preference; she didn’t like having too many people around. These days, Jasper had practically turned the ward into his study, spending most of his time accompanying her and rarely leaving her sight, even reporting to her when he

didn’t need to go to such

able to get out of bed, and in fact, she could have been discharged from the hospital. However, Jasper was

closed the file, his arm wrapping around her waist as they sat on the couch together.

so many days already. You should go see her. After all, you two have

things to deal with.” His change in attitude was sudden, and

upset.

by the floor-to-ceiling window, she opened a