She would have struggled to adapt to these conditions.

The floor tiles became slippery as they wetted, posing a risk.

Taking a few cautious steps, Elissa then retreated to her bed, not daring to venture further.

Being pregnant, she was acutely aware of the danger of falling and possibly injuring the baby.

Fear mingled with a sense of injustice filled her heart.

She even considered giving up-perhaps she should persuade Raphael to use her own funds to secure a better living situation.

They didn’t need to endure these hardships.

Amidst the thunder and lightning, Elissa heard noises outside.

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

door opened and

rushed into the bedroom and found his wife huddled on the bed, her eyes

looked as if she were on

and relief-relieved that

looked at her, and she looked back at

was drenched, with mud splattered on his shoes, as though

walked over and

back her tears and confessed that she had never lived in such challenging conditions and had regretted

suddenly made

arms for a long time until Raphael said in a

let’s move to

more comfortable home is what

he needed to set aside his pride and

his shoulder, gently shook her head and

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