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Angeline looked at Zayne, who was utterly aggrieved a t the moment. Her eyes were filled with resentment and disappointment. She walked toward Zayne and persuaded him sincerely, "Zaynie, you're no longer a three-year-old child. You're practically a middle-aged man now but why are you still so immature? Do you think that marriage life should be free and casual? Zayne, the older you get, the greater the responsibility on your shoulders. You must understand that the meaning of your life is not just to enjoy yourself but to relieve the burden of others as well. Although life gets more tiring for yourself, it makes it more valuable as well."

Zayne got up from the floor in embarrassment. He stared in the direction Josie was leaving in a daze. His tears and snot mixed together on his face. He asked Angeline, "Is it still possible for me to be with Jose? If I were to change my inferior nature, work hard, and strive to be a good father and husband in the future, will Jose return to me?"

Angeline sighed and said, "Why would she go back to you? When she needed you most, you failed to give her a touch of warmth. Instead, you destroyed all of her beautiful yearning toward the idea of love. She'll be able to live well with Joseph alone, and judging from her noble status, I can conclude she'll never look back."

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said, "The only reason that can make her look back is Joseph. But you know well how you've been treating him. You think that raising a child is a troublesome task, and you constantly belittled him. You're unqualified to be a father, so Josie will never again accept you."

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