He had cheated on her with Giselle.
His body had been touched by another woman.
It deeply disgusted her; it even made her want to gag.
She thought she could endure it.
But as she tried to hold it in, tears suddenly welled up.
It started as a quiet whimper, then gradually turned into loud, broken sobs.
Yulen found it amusing.
He couldn't empathize with her pain; instead, he saw it as a new kind of entertainment.
They went at it a second time.
When it was over, he went into the bathroom to shower.
She lay quietly on the bed, feeling utterly empty and bitter.
She realized Yulen only saw her as a tool.
She was angry and resentful at being treated this way, but she knew that if she couldn't even serve as a proper tool, she would be discarded entirely.
She hated that Yulen was such a heartless man.
And she hated herself even more for being unable to leave him.
It felt as if her life was slowly rotting away, yet she couldn't bear to end this agonizing existence.
She began to console herself: *As long as I can weather this storm, maybe brighter days are ahead.*
Maybe Yulen would change?
He would eventually get tired of playing around. As long as he was willing to come home, that was enough.
Just like that, she managed to patch up her own broken heart.
She sat up, put on her nightgown, and started changing the bedsheets.
She needed to provide the most comfortable life for her husband, taking excellent care of him so that he would remember her worth.
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This guy Julen is an idiot, he is so full of himself....