Sweet Twins

"Nancy, do you think we will always love each other in the future? I mean, for the rest of our lives... Do you think we will still love each other the same way we do now?" All of a sudden, the future had crossed Charles' mind. He wanted to know if he and Nancy had the same thoughts.

With a shrug, Nancy replied, "I want to, but the rest of our lives seem too long. I'd better live in the moment. We don't know what the future holds. I think what's more important is to be happy in the present."

"It sounds like you don't have faith in our future. Nancy, you may not trust anyone, but you must trust me."

"It's not that I don't believe you, but I can't help but doubt men in general... For example, Jay... Why did he change so quickly? Back then, he was a womanizer until he fell in love with Doris and changed his ways. But now... It looks like he's back to his old self." With this thought, Nancy couldn't help but sigh. "I feel sorry for Doris. She doesn't deserve it!"

"Jay is sick. That's an exception. It's unreasonable," Charles explained.

"How is he now?" asked Nancy.

"I don't know. I haven't seen him since we parted ways that night. You know, I'm very busy." Charles was a little disappointed in what Nancy said.

Shouldn't he be different from all the men in Nancy's eyes? How could she lose confidence in him just because of Jay's illness?

It was unfair to him.

As for Jay... They couldn't deny Jay's love for Doris just because he was sick.

It was true that Jay was a playboy, but people could change. Charles had seen how Jay changed for his love for Doris.

As for what happened in the bar a few days ago, couldn't Doris understand Jay?

After all, Jay was still a man. Everyone would feel down at times and needed to be understood and tolerated.

If only Doris could put up with it for a while, Jay would be fine.

It was not that Doris couldn't give him space. She just didn't understand him.

How could such a fierce and powerful man like Jay suddenly become impotent?

And Jay's illness seemed to be very serious.

What annoyed Doris more was that there was no sign of recovery for Jay.

Would she spend the rest of her life like this?

This was something Doris couldn't accept at all.

no matter how hard the situation was, she couldn't give up on her

the

be seen that her eyes were red from crying

was really sad. Jay shouldn't

was in a social engagement when he

saw the look on Doris' face. "It's so

asleep without you." At this moment, Doris was in a low spirit. She had no

Let's

"Us?"

lump formed in Jay's throat as he felt guiltier. As Doris' husband, even if he couldn't do anything, he should at least accompany her. It was his duty

stay with her.

between Jay and other women suddenly flashed in Doris' eyes. In an instant, she disliked Jay, thinking he was dirty and there were other women's smell

take a shower

lot in the bar, not to mention that he had held Joseph for a while. They both reeked alcohol and Joseph's smell

Jay would take a shower and she had

bathroom and sat in front

showed how listless she was and that she looked older than

because she had given birth

wanted. She needed to

as she was done with her

sound of hair dryer was

didn't take long until the footsteps came closer. The bedroom

opened, Doris

was asleep, Jay quietly

he turned off

that Jay breathed out a sigh

asleep, he would be relieved.

over and put

you, Jay. Why

remember Doris' face when she had given birth, but his heart skipped a beat and

I'm just

love with another woman? If you are

was said that love was like the sand in one's hand. The tighter one held it, the easier it

hold it tightly, he would lose it. Then he would have no other choice but