A Call That Changed Her Entire Life

While Jacob was lost in the passionate kiss, Emily's stomach lurched suddenly, as the vile spew forced its way out of her mouth.

Although, Jacob stepped back as fast as he could, a bit of projectile vomit overshot and hit him, as the foul-smelling liquid dripped down his clothes. In an instant, Jacob's face turned purple with rage.

Zola, the house maid, who had been watching them secretly since they stepping into the house, immediately ran towards them, looking to wipe Jacob's clothes. She suggested, "Sir, the lady is very drunk. How about letting me take care of her..."

Jacob pushed her hand away and said, "No. Go away."

Zola felt a twinge of envy. "Okay," she replied, with her voice down and left.

Emily's stomach kept contracting violently and forcing everything up and out, as she heaved again and again. Her face was pale and dripping bile, sweat and tears. She sank to her knees and retched on the floor. She looked so sick that it broke Jacob's heart as he just stood there watching her, helplessly. Ignoring the vomit on his clothes, Jacob squatted beside her and gently patted her back.

Jacob wiped her drooling face with a towel and handed her a glass of water.

"Thank...thank you." After she drank some water and retreated to lie down on the sofa, Emily did not even have the energy to finish a complete sentence without retching. She looked at the man beside her and muttered, "Jacob?"

Jacob threw the dirty towel into the trash can with a calm facial expression and turned to her.

"I'm going to sing," she said. Emily did not wait for Jacob's response and began to sing, "Fool, fool. I was a small fool, and then I became a big fool..."

Jacob frowned at her shrieking and pleaded, "Stop singing."

Completely inebriated, Emily ignored him, and continued to sing in an extremely high-pitched volume, "Breaking up happily. Wish me happiness. I can find a better boyfriend."

Jacob softened his countenance and caressed her hair. He joined her in the song and sang with her, "Breaking up happily."

Feeling encouraged, Emily sang louder and louder until her eyes reddened and her voice became hoarse.

"No. I don't want to sing anymore. I want to watch TV."

Jacob, who had been putting up with her incessant babbling, rubbed the part between his eyebrows and said, "No, you need to go to sleep."

'It's already past midnight now. I can't allow her to keep going on like this.'

I don't want to sleep. I

lifted her up to his chest

crying, as she complained, "You are a bad

he had seen Emily like this. She was acting like a little puerile child. He missed

as she

her, as if coaxing a little child, "Don't cry. You can

on the TV in the master bedroom.

was broadcasting financial news and updates, something Emily would normally never understand or watch, but at that moment, she watched with

her red cheeks, and wiped her tears, saying, "Just stay here and watch

care of a drunk and wild Emily makes me more tired than taking care of ten noisy

and the bedroom door, he went to the bathroom to take a shower. When he

"Emily! Emily!"

Emily lying under the bed. He lifted her on the bed, and chuckled, "Such a

woken up. Feeling a little confused, she rubbed her eyes, and

turned down the brightness of the lamp. His voice sounded very

day. In some instances, he even added fuel to the fire.

was satisfied with the

or not as

lying next to Emily with his back against her. Suddenly, the woman hugged him and her

you

softly rubbed her chin on his firm shoulder,

breathing became heavier. He said, "Stop,

a while ago.

cheeks, saying, "Emily, are you being serious? Don't

paused for a moment, as if to think.

Jacob decided that if she dared to utter Jack's name, he would not let her sleep.

answer. The next moment, Jacob pulled her closer into his arms. Emily asked, "Jacob, why

mind, confusing her the whole time. She kept asking herself the same thing over and over

eternity." Jacob softly nibbled her earlobe and said gently, like coaxing a rabbit, "I can give you

of fact, this was even strange to Jacob as he, himself did not know when he had completely lost himself to her love.