Ex-wife, Please Come Back

In the dream, Sara went back to the villa. Jacob also served her tea and water, caring about her. From time to time, he would call a doctor to his house. Hearing Jacob's angry roars and curses, Sara wanted to say something, but she couldn't make a sound.

After a long time, Sara finally woke up. In front of her was a magnificent palace chandelier with soft light. The silk curtain gracefully fell by the window, and a ray of morning light shone in. Outside the window, a pair of birds were chirping on the tree, flying back and forth. The horizon was shining with the radiance of the sun, as clear as the sky.

The only thing Sara remembered was that she was too tired to stand firm. Auntie Winnie was cooking in the kitchen downstairs. Seeing that, Sara couldn't help swallowing.

"Hi, good morning, Mrs. Sara. I have to call the master. He has been at home with you for two days. He had something to deal with in the company this morning. He had no choice but to go to the company. Aunti Wennie said with concern.

She was kind. Sara had always treated her as an elder.

But now, Sara suspected that she had heard it wrong.

How could a devil like Jacob stay at home for her for two days. Sara was also disappointed at Jacob. She even hated him. She hated him for abandoning her, for being heartless and for believing one side of the story.

There were many reasons for hatred, but the most important reason was still love. She loved him so much before but hated him so much now.

Sara didn't want to admit it, nor did she want to. All her hatred came from her love for Jacob. Even if she married Jacob with conditions and purpose, it didn't hinder her from falling in love with him.

Fate was always abrupt. Jokes always accompanied life.

In the past, she always thought that Jacob was cold and indifferent, but now she realized that he was just cold and ruthless, and she had to put on a good face for him.

The biggest blow in life was not that she was worthless, but that she thought herself too high.

When Sara passed out, Jacob also had mixed feelings. He even began to doubt why he did this to her. What did she do wrong?

But on second thought, Jacob thought it was Sara's fault that he didn't love her.

But why didn't Jacob] feel happy when he heard the loud bang of Sara falling to the ground. On the contrary, the heartache spread from his heart to his internal organs.

downstairs. He didn't expect that Sara was so thin since he hadn't

What on earth had she experienced in

and called

because Sara was depressed

no sign that Sara would wake

and beautiful face and felt guilty. If he hadn't forced her step by

big thing, but she hasn't woken up yet. I'll give you another day. If she doesn't wake

that

infuriated? Sympathy! It

to diagnose Sara. Jacob also stood in front of the bed Sara was lying and looked at her face. It

had a clear estimation of himself.

scattered on the bed like a waterfall. Her red lips moved

up. Jacob had something to deal with in the

ignored Jacob for two days. When Sara fainted in the company, Alice didn't allow Jacob drive her home. She also said that Sara was pretending to faint in order to get

whether Sara was really pretending. He just wanted to see her wake up as

also called Alice, but

felt a headache.

before. If she was unhappy, Jacob could do nothing

the diamond he had agreed last

relevant affairs. He had received a call from auntie Winnie and heard that Sara had woken up.

left the company in advance to buy a diamond ring for Alice. Maybe he was in a good mood and he would

he lacked such a person to be his wife that

he should have been happy unscrupulously. However, he was not

heard that. Over the years, Jacob was used to his inherent pride, whether it was the people around him or many strangers. As long as they knew that he was Jacob, they would pay attention to

they were about to get married, Sara

dissatisfied. Too many women dreamed to marry him. However, to his surprise, he felt Sara was like a strong man on the battlefield, who would rather die than

was not very fond of him, but only cared