Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz
Chapter 278
Chapter 278 I Am Not Your Only Choice
Eileen raised her cup and took a sip of the cold water. As she heard his words, her sleepiness slowly faded. away. Lost in her thoughts, she listened to the ticking of the pendulum clock in the living room. Five seconds passed.
With a calm gaze, she looked at Jasper, her lips slightly pursed as she spoke in an unruffled tone, “Alright. Do you want me to temporarily move out?”
Eileen remained incredibly calm, and Jasper couldn’t detect any signs of resentment or unhappiness in her demeanor.
In truth, she had noticed it too. The warmth that once existed in Jasper’s eyes was gone. Now, when he looked at her, it was as if he was looking at a stranger, with a hint of scrutiny as if he wanted to see right through her.
His sudden change in attitude did not come without reason.
These days, he rarely came home, and when he did, it was usually in the middle of the night.
Deep down, Eileen knew the answer. She had experienced it herself. How can one easily forget someone they once loved so deeply and passionately?
Moreover, Nancy hadn’t done anything wrong.
Jasper looked at Eileen with his jet-black eyes, but he didn’t continue the conversation in the direction Eileen was leading.
Eileen nodded, a slight curve forming at the corners of her lips. “You don’t need to feel anything else. I respect your decision. I’m going to rest in my room now. You should also get some sleep soon.”
Upstairs, she entered the unlit room.
Sitting at the end of the bed, she finished the water in her hand in one gulp.
Eileen looked towards the dressing table. A figure emerged from the darkness, sitting in front of the chair, but she still couldn’t see her face clearly. “If you’re feeling upset, just let it out and cry. You don’t have to force yourself, Lenie. In my eyes, you’ll always be a child.”
with her finger. “I’m not upset because I’ve done what I wanted to do. Mom… I’ve always wanted to be an excellent painter like you.
course, Lenie. Remember, don’t be too hard on yourself. Do whatever you
“Thank you, Mom!”
from the chair in front of the dressing table, sniffing Eileen’s scent. Then
didn’t sleep well. When she came downstairs, she was surprised to see Jasper at the dining table, along with Layla, who was dressed in old,
chimed, marking the precise arrival
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at the person coming down the stairs and called out,
come join me for
was sitting on the couch, reading today’s newspaper while sipping his coffee.
did you sleep?”
replied, “It
if you truly agree. If
couch. “We’re just postponing the engagement party for now. The date on the invitations can be changed.” As he turned
up. I didn’t ask for your opinion! Don’t forget that you begged for this marriage yourself. Now the whole Hulbury knows about it. You think you can just call it off? Have
rarely spoke to Jasper in such a
mind yet. He may have his own reasons for temporarily calling off the engagement. After all, this is a matter concerning his entire life. I agree to temporarily call off the engagement. I’ll have a proper talk with my father about it. He won’t have any objections. Besides, I’m about to take my exams now, and I don’t want to be distracted by anything else. Can we discuss it again after I’m done
nonchalant demeanor was just a facade, a show of strength. She was certain that Eileen must be hurting inside. When she looked at
asked Jasper to drive and take
responded nonchalantly, without making any excuses.
then did
red, the car came to a stop.
of
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