Ex-wife, Please Come Back

'I have been loving such a vicious, heartless man all this time.' A bitter smirk appeared at the corners of her mouth.

Life had been constantly giving her a whack in the face. Now she was faced again with the reality that there was no such thing as a perfect thing or person. These were not a big deal, but it was still devastating.

Jacob looked at her, seemingly in a daze. He was in a rather volatile mood, and he barely managed to calm himself down.

As far as he knew, giving up the child or not was never the point. He always suspected this matter had something to do with his past.

Even if he spent his whole life trying to compensate for his wrongdoings, there was no telling that Sara would indeed forgive him.

"Sara, am I really such a bad person to you? I know I did something to hurt you in the past, but I'm trying my best to grow as a person. Besides, it's all in the past now, right?"

He stretched out both his arms to express his helplessness. But deep inside, he never felt more anxious his entire life. He ran out of ideas of what to do, and he couldn't even figure out what would happen in the future.

Everything seemed to be leading him to the unknown and terrible domain. To stare at the abyss terrified him. The worst part was that now he realized his weakness when he decided to love Sara.

He couldn't imagine himself losing her. There was no other things in his mind but her. He was willing to lose everything else, just not her.

"Well, I think we all need to calm down. Jacob, it was right that we did not decide to remarry immediately. Otherwise, this situation would be a much harder thing to deal with. You'd better solve your personal problem first. Otherwise, don't even think about coming to me."

She leaned over to pick up her bag from the sofa as those words came out of her mouth. She figured there was no need to stay here anymore. There was no way she'd come back if he couldn't solve the problem on his own.

He stared at her with dull eyes. However, he did not bother stopping her in her tracks as she moved to walk away.

As soon as Sara went out and slammed the door, he felt the deafening silence and the abundance of space devouring him from the inside.

the sofa, staring into oblivion. He felt like he just lost most of his energy in an instant. It only dawned on him

exactly as he had expected. Now that it was all over, he couldn't help but

there was no more sound coming from outside of his

pain. Although there was nothing significant and noticeable change in

out of the fridge. He walked over to settle beside his nephew as he handed him the can

"Come on."

with a glance. He stayed silent throughout the time. The enormous sense of despair that one could feel in Jacob's eyes was something James had never seen before. However, he could see that his nephew more or less blamed himself after all

like a snake. Although he wasn't exactly aware of everything that happened, he could

the can of beer. He removed the lid and poured the beer down his throat. It was in the perfect temperature

he saw him drink the beer so rapidly. He

do something wrong, you must look for a solution to solve it. Sara is a good person.

had always been concerned about their relationship. After all that he taught him so far, there was

Jacob had been improving a lot with his emotional intelligence, but he still felt that it was difficult for a person to make quite a huge leap in such a

sigh, and took another beer out of his uncle's

life, but it feels like it doesn't want me to

almost looked like he was simply laughing at how

pregnant,"

in James's ears like a series of bombs. Fortunately, he was sitting down. Otherwise, it would

this?! Sara is a good person. How could you do

always been quite about valuing loyalty. He was the type of person who just couldn't respect those who played with love like how a kid would

sorry but I'll be really disappointed in you. Sara thought the world of you but you still have the audacity to do such a

the fact that

you talking about? Until we know the whole truth of the matter, it's not like I'm already