Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

"Is this all true?"

Una's heart was broken.

She might have guessed something before she got out, but she didn't expect these things to be even crueler.

How could this be?

Her best friend Lillian never came back. Una thought that Lillian had settled down and did not want to have anything to do with Una. So Una tried not to think about and ask about Lillian. However, she did not expect that Lillian would have a daughter with her beloved man.

Una knew that she shouldn't care. After all, she was not even able to do the most basic thing as a woman. She couldn't let Elvis be a monk for the rest of his life, but why was it Lillian?

Why?

Her best friend slept with her beloved one and had a child. Now the child was all grown up, yet she had always been in the dark.

She felt as if someone had suddenly stabbed her with a knife. She was covered in blood, yet she couldn't do anything but suffer from the extreme pain.

Una grabbed her collar and stared straight at Elvis.

Elvis almost collapsed.

"It's not what you think, Una. I don't love her. She's the one who crawled into my bed. I was drunk at that time. And I've already punished her. She has had a miserable life for many years. It's the price she must pay."

Hearing Elvis' words, Una wailed miserably.

"How could you do this? How could you? If Lillian likes you, you can tell me. You totally deserve it. But why did you torture her like that? Why did you do such cruel things to your child? Elvis, that's your own child! No matter who her mother is, her father is still you! Do you know how much I wish I could have your child! Even if that woman is not me, I will still wish you happiness. But why did you lie to me? Why did you treat Lillian like that? "

Una cried her heart out.

Nicole, on the other hand, showed no sympathy at all.

She sneered, "Don't play dumb. You already know what Elvis did for your condition, don't you? Can't you tell those scientists were forced? Don't you expect a good result of those researches? You've tried to maintain your innocence, but you want it to work more than anybody. You ignore what Elvis might have done in the name of love. You are literally a phony, a fake!

Una's mask of innocence cracked.

She bit her lower lip, weeping pitifully. It almost broke Elvis' heart.

knelt down and said painfully, "Nicole, let Una go. I know you want

"No! No!"

shook her

they want you? Isn't Nicole your daughter-in-law?

turned around

was for me. If someone has to pay the price, it must be me. I'm a terrible person. Elvis did so many wrong things for me. You can

"Una!"

the wine bottle beside her, smashed it and put a piece of glass against Una's

acting in front of me. I won't buy it. And I won't do anything irrational out of sympathy. Elvis, why don't we make a bet? If I collapse from blood loss before Samuel arrives, you may

Hearing that, Una cried.

beg you. Please

mom? What about Petty and Lillian? And those scientists? How could you say that when so many people have been ruined by him?

left Una

die can you dispel your resentment? Then I will die! As long as

herself at that piece of

"Una! No!"

missed a

back. After all, she didn't mean

and grabbed Nicole's

Elvis was stunned.

Una was. Yet she could leave everything behind just to let

"Just go!"

moment Una saw the affection in Elvis' eyes, she couldn't help but

This man loved her!

from the bottom of his

not meant to be together in

also lucky. Knowing you is the luckiest thing in my life. It's the greatest gift to be with you all these years. Don't worry about me. Just go. It's no big deal if I die, but you're still young. You have a bright future ahead of you. You can't ruin the rest of your life for someone like me.

Una cried out.

in turn

he betrayed his family and murdered his own brother. For you, he killed so many people and even abandoned his own children. Do you think he will leave you alone to get away this time? Una, you are the source of all these things. But as a woman, you are lucky, because you have a man who is willing to betray the whole world for

finished speaking, the roar of a

off

Una

confess