Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

Heather brought Lee to the house where she used to live.

One of the most important reasons that attracted her to buy the house back then was that it had front and back courtyards.

Heather planted a lot of orchids in the yard.

Seventeen years had passed, and they were probably all dead.

It didn’t matter.

Heather didn’t come here today to look at flowers.

She came over to get her things and see if they were still there.

When they reached the door, they realized that although the house was dilapidated, the lock on the door seemed to have been newly replaced.

Kent had come before them? The decided to go in and take a look first.

Heather reached out and pulled the lock.

“Should we break the door?” Lee asked.

“Yes,” Heather replied.

“Come, stand over here in case any wood chips hit you,” Lee said as he gently pulled Heather to the side.

After Heather stood to the side, Lee retreated and then made a dart for the door, landing a kick on it.

The door didn’t break.

Bang! again, kicking even harder than before.

The lock clicked open.

What greeted him was a musty smell.

Lee immediately turned around and covered Heather’s mouth and nose.

“Heather, stay away.

The smell is strong.

I’ll go get a mask from the car.” He quickly ran over to get the mask and personally put it on Heather.

Afraid that the moldy smell would suffocate her, he even specially put three masks on her.

Heather’s heart warmed as she watched Lee do this for her.

She could not help but smile.

When they were in love, she had wondered if their relationship would always be good.

Would they be able to withstand the dull years? What would it be like when they were old? Would they become a pair of resentful couples like most people? Or rather, their relationship turned from love to kinship.

They just cared for and took care of each other with no passion.

after 20 years, they were still the same as

they had lost each other before that they cherished each other even

to express their true

mask, Lee led Heather in and said, “Heather, let’s not stay for too

of mold

good for your health.” “Yes,” Heather

Lee and went

lock of the desk drawer had been

thought of the photo album that Lee

she

in

turned to the

the shelves had turned yellowish pale, and

to take the book,

me do

folder behind this row of books.” If it hadn’t

Heather’s instructions and brought

there was a folder at the

a

“Yes,” Heather replied.

took down

fine beads of water

paper inside was also moldy Heather took the folder

some unimportant

one that was probably very important to

quickly rummaged

looking for? I’ll help you look for it.” “I found

from

for

Bethany had both signed

IOU written by

back the money in three years, and if she failed to repay it

knew what Bethany

put it bluntly, Bethany wanted to take

Bethany knew very well that although this house was under

she bought for him? Bethany also

fortune back then, and Bethany assumed that it was no big

Things were different now.

Heather had to

not a

Kent still wanted to repair their

on! Just then, Lee received another

speaker button and answered indifferently, “Hello?” “Lee, which hotel

it have anything to do with

Kent was speechless.

was filled with grievance and remorse! Kent smiled and said, “Lee,

to supper tonight?!”

there anything else?” “Kent, it’s

want to see

haven’t seen