Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

In an instant, countless self-comforting thoughts flashed through my mind.

Perhaps I should learn from Jasmine-close my eyes and ignore the women around Nicholas. Just becoming his wife in name didn't seem that hard.

I had lost my mother because of my stubbornness, my defiance, and my immaturity. I didn't dare to be reckless anymore. I couldn't afford to lose Yasmine and Pete-I couldn't let anything happen to them again. Thinking of the new home I had painstakingly decorated over the past few days, I couldn't help but whimper. I looked up at the sky again, only to realize it was drizzling now despite the good weather moments ago. Leila spotted me as she came downstairs. Just as she was about to speak, she met my tearful gaze and became startled.

Stumbling toward me, she began, "Yas... Is there something wrong with her?"

Her grip around my arm was so tight that it must've bruised my skin, but I didn't feel much pain. The suffocating pain in my chest was what truly devastated me.

I forced a smile and said, "Mrs. Warren, it's nothing. Yasmine will be out soon. My husband is here."

As if I was trying to convince myself, I added, "I just missed him too much. He's finally here."

don't you wait for me for a while? I'll go upstairs and get my husband to buy something from nearby for

anything.

she's back. After she's changed into her new clothes, she can go back to

Yas's best friend, so I'll do

the fine drizzle. The rain wasn't heavy, but it stung sharply

the driver confirmed my identity, he quickly got out of the car and dashed toward me with an umbrella. "Mrs. Hawk, it's raining. Here's an

Hawk... Was I going to become his wife again, despite everything that had happened? Gritting my teeth, I reined in my emotions and strode toward the car. My

opened the car door. Without hesitation, I slipped into the car, and then the door

humid soil wafted through the air briefly. Then, it

like his scent-with just one whiff of it, it lingered everywhere. I remained silent while he sat as still as a statue. His eyes were closed, seemingly