My Wife Is A Gift From Heaven

"Happy birthday, Lena." There were bags around his eyes as his tired gaze fell upon her, but even then, one couldn't deny a hint of emotion that rose in his eyes at the sight of Lena.

"Cliff..."

She felt at loss for words as tears ran down her cheeks. It truly had been so long since she'd seen him.

"What's wrong?" he urged. There was just something intimidating inside his gaze that would make anyone quake in sight.

Lena turned, looking down on the pavements beneath her feet.

"You...today..." She trailed off, trying to gather her nerves.

After a few seconds of leaning into him, she was finally able to raise her head and look him in the eye. "I–I don't love him that much. I think we broke up."

He stood there like a tree, guarding her from the howling winds and harsh rains. His arms enveloped her, pulling her deep into his warmth.

"You'll find a better man," he said softly. His voice was calming, enough to put even a baby to rest. "Don't be so harsh on yourself."

"Really?"

There was just something about Cliff Huo that always

"You will," he confirmed.

feel dizzy." Finally relaxed, Lena's shoulders sagged in relief, almost losing balance

forehead was already

– ever since they were kids. She'd always rely

he was by her side, she'd be happy. It felt as if the sun

then she didn't want

Cliff, just him, always

as it was chilly out or too hot out, she'd always find herself catching a cold. She was always reminded to drink more

for taking care of herself so poorly. However,

care of

doctor that he called up left

stayed up all night. The dark circles under his eyes were further emphasized, and his stubble decorated his face. Even if he was exhausted, the

staring into Cliff

why she never

if a colony of ants bit