The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"How can a man ignore his wife's feelings? It's precisely because you're his wife that he must respect you more and be more empathetic to you. Even if he's never had such an experience before and never learned how to love you, he should change for you." S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Melody raised her head and looked at Beatrice. Frankly, she envied how Beatrice and Cedric kept their marriage and relationship stable throughout their years together.

"However, love is not something to be forced. If he doesn't love me..." Melody bit her lower lip. She was afraid of hearing the answer she did not want to hear from Beatrice. "Silly girl! The way I see it, he does love you! The relationship between a man and a woman is more than just love. It'd be too simple if love alone was enough to keep a man." Beatrice took a sip of barley tea, looked at the water in the cup, and talked about the past events between herself and Cedric.

"Do you think your grandfather and I seem very harmonious, and that it is something you yearn for?"

Melody nodded. "I feel that although Grandpa Cedric doesn't show it, he cares about your every move and is always looking at you."

your grandfather almost did something to hurt me

frowned unconsciously. She never thought about the possibility that Cedric had cheated on Beatrice when he was young. It felt like it completely overturned her impression of him. "Has he...cheated on you?" asked Melody

the most serious problem. What's most concerning is that he no longer has you in his heart and doesn't care

me for another woman. He just... Maybe he was a little distracted, but I found out

about this so calmly. "Grandma,

to be caught

was. We've had children by then, and we've established our family. If

smiled and shook her head. "Are you losing faith in love now to realize that this kind of conflict happened between me and your grandfather?" "I—I'm just a little surprised. I

a schemer. Your grandfather might just pity her plight, but if I didn't interfere or allow that woman to

love your grandfather very much, and I'm sure he loves me very much. I discussed this matter with your grandfather very calmly afterward. Even he himself couldn't figure out why he felt that the woman was pitiful at that time, which made him almost fall for