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Chapter 7 After that day, I never saw James again. A few days later, our department went out together. Halfway through the meal, I felt a bit stuffy, so I stepped out alone for some fresh air. To my surprise, I overheard people discussing me in the hallway. “Anyone can see it these years–Shi–ge only … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 7” »
Chapter 6 I woke up early the next morning. After going downstairs, I noticed an unfamiliar car parked nearby. Though I’d never seen this vehicle before, I had a strange premonition and walked over. Through the half–open window, I saw James. His eyes were closed as he leaned against the seat, his brows slightly furrowed. … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 6” »
Chapter 5 That evening, I had just sat down at home when a familiar phone. number appeared on my screen. I almost doubted my eyes. We hadn’t been in touch for ages, and today’s encounter with him at the restaurant was purely coincidental. Now he was calling me–did something happen? With this thought, I answered … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 5” »
Chapter 4 “I need to ask you something.” I looked up and asked, “What is it?” He stared at me intently, though his grip loosened as if afraid of hurting me. “What you said that day… it wasn’t true, was it?” I was momentarily confused before realizing he was referring to when I said I … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 4” »
Chapter 3 After that phone call, I just sat in the living room waiting for him. During those brief fifteen minutes, I thought about many things. I remembered how the day after marrying James, I received a friend request from Yvonne. She introduced herself as James’s childhood sister who lived abroad and couldn’t attend our … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 3” »
greemantt he would help my lysrupt Lily Caked, and I would Chapter 2 He particularly enjoyed addressing me formally by just my name, Ava. I clenched my fist and replied calmly: “No need. I just have something to discuss with you.” Perhaps my tone was too serious, as his voice paused, and his cheerfulness gradually … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 2” »
Chapter 1 At twenty–three, I married James Thompson. He was emotionally distant and only married me because I was exceptionally obedient and could help him deal with his elders. Everyone knew he already had a first love in his heart. When his first love returned, I would certainly have to surrender my title as Mrs. … Read More “Wait for the wind to come 1” »