His Real Wedded Bride novel Chapter 29

Rachel had become embarrassed, but Charles didn't stop,"Now I'm here, so I think it's better for us to make it clear." Charles took Rachel by the hand and sat on the lounge with her. He told her,"I have been thinking a lot about our relationship these days. I used to firmly believe that you were the one that I wanted to live with for the rest of my life. At that time, I thought that you were a sensible woman who always thought about me before yourself. You may think of me as jerk, but I still want you to know that I seriously thought of you as the best person to settle down with."

"I don't want to hear more of it..." Rachel burst into tears. She looked at him innocently, and asked,"If you think I will be a good wife, why do you want to break up with me? Did that woman force you to do it?"

"No, she didn't." Hearing Charles's words, Rachel again began cursing Autumn. Charles stopped her and said,"Rachel, I used to feel comfortable to be with you because you never quarreled with me over trivial matters. Besides, you always let me make decisions, which used to make me happy. Given that, I thought you were the wife I wanted. But..."

"I asked for your permission before marrying her. I decided to marry her only because you agreed to it. And I also promised you that I would get a divorce from her and marry you after a year."

Upon hearing this, Rachel held him tightly in her arms and nodded in a yes. She said,"Yes, you promised me. So, Charles, you just can't dump me like this."

Charles didn't push her away. He sat there coldly in silence. When Rachel seemed a little calm, he continued,"You have always been paranoid and anxious ever since the day I got married. To begin with, you kept calling me every few hours. Then you directly came up to my company to meet me and you even deliberately leaked your whereabouts to the media. And now... you leave no chance to speak ill of my wife. I don't know what else you have been doing behind my back."

"You misunderstand me." Rachel didn't expect that Charles would know all of this. She said,"I thought I wouldn't mind you getting married to another woman. But now that you are married, I simply cannot take it. I am okay with the fact that I can only be your second wife once you divorce her. What really bothers me is that you live with her. You see each other every day. I'm scared that you might just fall in love with her. If that happens, what will I do?"

Rachel cried and complained,"Charles, you say that I have changed. But what about you? Haven't you changed?"

Rachel smiled coldly and continued,"Before you got married, you used to call me every now and then. You even stayed with me at my house. Moreover, if I asked for anything, you never said No. But everything has changed after your marriage. You have turned me into a paranoid and wretched woman."

"Yes, I know. This is why I don't blame you." Charles nodded slightly and continued,"I obviously take half of the responsibility for the change in your behaviour, so... tell me what you want and I'll compensate you in best manner possible."

Rachel laughed, and said,"Do you think I am with you for money? Charles, I have a job. I'm not as rich as you are but I can support myself. I won't leave you no matter what compensation you plan on offering me."

Charles frowned and said,"Think twice about my words."

Rachel gritted her teeth with hatred as if she was about to rip Autumn into pieces now. She cried,"It's all that bitch's fault. If it weren't for her, we would be just as good as before. She stole you away from me."

Hearing Rachel curse Autumn again, Charles lost his patience.

He pushed Rachel away, and said,"You don't understand my point yet. The reason I am breaking up with you has nothing to do with others. It's about us."

Rachel had pretended to be sensible all these years. But ever since Charles got married, she felt insecure and unhappy all the time. All of this unconsciously made her show true color.

It was at that time that Charles discovered Rachel's true self. He realised that Rachel had pretended to be a perfect girlfriend in his presence.