When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 3

‘Jewelry?’ I frowned slightly and raised my voice to Bryant, who had just entered the bathroom. “Bryant, Margaret is here. I’m going down to see her.”

Almost instantly, Bryant emerged, his expression colder than I had ever seen before..

“I’ll handle it. You don’t need to worry about it. Go freshen up.” Bryant, always composed and reserved before me, spoke with a hint of unspoken emotion, sounding irritated and anxious.

A strange feeling arose within me. “I’ve freshened up. Remember? I even squeezed the toothpaste out for you.”

“Okay then. Let’s go down together. We shouldn’t keep our guest waiting.” Bryant said.

I grabbed his hand, and we made our way downstairs.

The staircase spiraled elegantly, and halfway down, we could see Margaret sitting gracefully on the sofa in her simple white dress.

She looked up at the sound of our footsteps, her smile serene. When her gaze fell on Bryant and me holding hands, her cup trembled slightly, spilling a few drops.

It must have been a bit hot, and she cried out softly in her flurry, “Ah…”

hand and rushed down the stairs, taking the cup from her with a mix

then grabbed Margaret’s hand and brought her to the sink to rinse

back. “I’m fine. You’re making a big deal out of

properly, you know?” Bryant

dazed, watching the scene unfold, my mind

we first married, I learned Bryant had a sensitive stomach

with him.

time, I accidentally tipped over

commotion, Bryant came over, as always, and said gently, “Are you okay? You

acted gentle and caring

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Chapter 3

for so many years, with countless diary entries about him, marrying him was more than enough for me. I thought perhaps it

interrupted, “It was lemonade that

me back to reality. My vision blurred, and my heart felt as if it was tightly clenched, making it hard to

personally taken the cup from Margaret. But in his concern, he failed to notice whether the liquid

stairs, my voice tinged with sarcasm. “Honey, Emma got Margaret some lemonade. It’s cold.

froze, then let go of her hand, avoiding my gaze, and scolded Margaret, “Crying out