Love Began with the First Meeting novel Chapter 790

Surprise washed over Molly's face as she looked at Eric. In a plain tone, he continued, "They got married not because of love. Perhaps from beginning to end, love has only existed in my mom's heart. Their marriage only has one-sided enthusiasm." He turned his head slightly to look at Molly, whose face was covered with tears. With a faint smile at the corners of his mouth, he said, "I accidentally found out about these things. I have hated my dad since then!"

Molly pursed her lips. She didn't think that she would get over it if the same thing happened to her. It would be too hard for her to accept if her own father only married her mother in order to help another woman.

Eric's eyes turned dark as bad memories came to his mind. He thought, 'If that didn't happen, would I still lose to Brian from the starting line?'

"However, it was not until some time later that I understood that there are many kinds of love! Love is not all about being together. Loving can also be about helping the person you love to succeed. Love can be about sacrificing yourself and sometimes, your life too just to be sure that he or she is safe. And sometimes, love can also be about just watching the person you love the most be happy." Looking away from the reddish sky, he continued, "Perhaps my dad has only loved Aunt Shirley. However, he had also managed to satisfy my mom. There is nothing perfect in our lives. As for my mom, all she wants is just to spend her life together with my dad, regardless if there is another woman in his heart. Never had my dad removed my mom from his heart."

Molly was in a daze. She didn't know how she should judge the story. Nevertheless, she had learned something from it. She would be keeping in mind that Even if the ending turned out different from what she was expecting, she could also be relieved as long as she knew that she did her best.

"Little Molly." Eric's eyes went notches darker when he said to the woman, "If I didn't overhear the conversation between my dad and my mom, if I haven't analyzed the entanglement among them in a deep level, perhaps..." He didn't finish his sentence and smiled at her evilly instead.

There was no point saying 'perhaps' anymore for him. He had already lost her even before it had all started.

Eric got up. Seeing that Molly was still immersed in the stories, he stretched his hand and without any ado, playfully knocked on her forehead.

"Ouch!" Molly glared at Eric in anger while covering her forehead with one hand. Her eyes were still teary. Her reaction made her looked very funny.

Raising his eyebrows with a smile, Eric stood up and pulled Molly up to stand too. "Let's go," he said.

"Where to?" asked Molly confusedly.

"Let's have something to eat and then let's sing in karaoke," answered Eric. "Since I began struggling with Brian, I have forgotten how I had spent my youth." While saying that, he scratched his chin and asked, "Are you joining me?"

"Go ahead!" Molly answered firmly as if she was determined to keep him company to the end. She added, "Since that poker face has been ignoring me, why do I have to act like a dissatisfied housewife? Let's have supper and have a drink. Then let's go and sing in a karaoke!"

Eric nodded in agreement. Then he pulled Molly to leave the beach. However, he had regretted his suggestion almost instantly when Molly began singing inside the KTV with her hideous singing voice.

"Argh! She behaves so awful after drinking!" Eric shook his head helplessly as he couldn't believe how Molly turned into a mad woman! He took a bottle of beer and opened it. Then he said, "Cheers!"

"Cheers!" Molly turned around to pick a bottle of beer and clinked bottles with Eric. She shouted, "Let's toast to 'I-winning-Brian-back' and 'you-winning- me'!"

Eric froze a little with what he heard. Then with a faint smile on his lips, he stretched the bottle of beer and said, "Okay! For you winning Brian and I winning you... Cheers!"

"Bum!"

They made a toast. Then the two of them raised the bottles of beers to begin drinking as if both were crazy. At the same time, a new song started on their background.