The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

In each episode, Sheldon and Helen would always discuss who sung each song better or who interpreted the songs better. The both of them would always watch the program happily together with great

interest.

Until one day, a female singer named Susan sang a cover of a song called. 5

When Helen heard the song, she had started crumbling emotionally again. She covered her face as she started crying miserably in front of the television.

The lyrics of that song were still fresh in Sheldon's memory.

The lyrics went like this:

"You opened up your arms and melted me,

You softly rubbed your fingertips against me and crushed me,

You stirred up winds and clouds and swept me away,

You lifted up waves and then abandoned me... 1

The both of us are too imbalanced,

are all

today, I

matter whether you love me

vocal range were simply excellent, and it was simply heartbreaking when

until she was already out of control, he stretched out his hand to embrace her, but he would never have dreamt that Helen would actually refuse to let him hold her. She continued crying as she

in an extremely

Helen was crying so miserably when she heard that song was entirely because of Curtis, who had

one who had melted Helen's heart, crushed her heart, swept her off her feet, and eventually

control over Helen's love!

from him and even if he had already left this world, he had never once left her heart! Sheldon could

was head over heels in love with Curtis when he was still alive. Now, how could his wife still be so deeply in love with him even after he had already been dead for

moment that Sheldon hated Curtis even more. He hated Curtis even

scraping Curtis's grave and grinding his

one person in her whole life,

opportunity that Helen was using to extricate herself from an extremely awkward

time, everyone was amazed at Curtis's wedding of the century, and at the same

did not want to be looked down upon, so she had

had never loved Sheldon from the

by the rules and law of marriage, and she had never

still did not