Chapter 348

Eloise couldn't help but cry. Her tears flowed silently, mirroring her silent role in their relationship.

How many times had they argued? And, how many times had she yielded? Guilt and love intertwined in her heart, reminding her of Harvey's sacrifice. He had lost his memory for her. It was a debt she could never repay.

No matter how much Monica's presence irritated her, she had to forgive. What else could she do?

Eloise bent down to pick up the spilled pills, one by one. She placed them back in the tiny bottle. So many white pills. She wondered if swallowing them all would end everything, end the endless debate of whether she loved Harvey or not, and end the constant accusations.

...

Their silent feud hadn't affected their children.

In the early morning, Eloise rose from her bed.

Across the hall, Harvey emerged from the guest room, still wearing yesterday's clothes. Seeing the dark circles under Eloise's eyes, he said softly, "I'll take Linda to kindergarten."

His words were a clear signal that he intended to continue their routine lives.

Eloise murmured her acknowledgment and went to prepare breakfast as usual.

During breakfast, little Linda demanded both her parents drop her at school. Eloise looked up and locked eyes with Harvey. He had showered and changed into a fresh suit. His gaze now was more serious.

Before Eloise could soothe Linda, Harvey agreed, "Sure, let's all go together. I'll drive you back."

Surprised, Eloise nodded.

Linda looked from one to the other, tugging gently on her mother's hand. "Did you like the card Darrien and I made for you, Mommy?"

Eloise kissed her daughter's soft cheek. "I loved it!" After the kiss, she rested her head against her daughter's, not wanting to pull away.

Harvey watched them. His gaze was never wavering.

After breakfast, Eloise went upstairs to change. She chose a silk blouse and a

fishtail skirt. As she was undressing, the bedroom door opened.

Harvey looked surprised, and then slowly closed the door.

Eloise dressed slowly. When she bent down, the vertebrae on her bare back were slightly protruding, which was a sight that was irresistibly enticing.

Leaning on the door, Harvey quietly said, "Denise told me about your doctor's appointment."

ran a quick comb through her long, brown hair, and finally looked at Harvey. "I have something else to do. I won't be going."

brushing past him. Harvey caught her

pulled her hand back. "Harvey, let's stop this. We

paused. "I respect

Harvey's voice echoed behind

"Whatever," she replied.

it. He said she didn't love him, but he was just as enamored with the Eloise who

laughed at herself

the parking lot, and got in the car. Instead of sitting next to Harvey, she

hiding the truth, and

Linda at kindergarten, Harvey stood shoulder-to-shoulder with

while, Harvey walked back to the car, opened the driver's door, and gestured for

at the next intersection. I'll grab a cab." Harvey lit a cigarette

are you going? I'll take

Harvey didn't say a word as he drove her

she got out of the car,

her hand and chuckled bitterly. "Eloise, we're husband and wife. Since when do we need to say thank you for a simple car ride? Have

back down. Her patience was thinning. “Harvey, if you want to keep this marriage,

the

happier if they weren't so

He hit the steering wheel in

and drove away. He was angry, to

still for a

...

afternoon, Eloise picked up

her, "Madam, Mr. Harvey called to say

dough at the time. She paused,

shook her

to leave and then continued kneading. Linda wanted cake, and she had

wait until the children

Darrien alone, teaching Linda to play the piano after dinner, while Darrien, who had just learned to walk, clung to the piano,

session, Linda went to hug her little

Darrien were tucked into bed, it was already 10 o'clock, and

bed. Since their remarriage, Harvey rarely stayed out

...

pointless business social. He had planned to leave

him were constantly

"I'll be home soon!"

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