“I thank you again, attorney.” The last thing Kaye said to me was after we drove her to her house. I just tried to draw a smile on my lips even though my attention wasn't there but on what I saw at them earlier. However, I didn't ask her any more questions or say anything, instead I just quietly turned my back on her and then got into the car. Gael immediately drove the car away from that place, but my mind was still uneasy. I know that I have no right to doubt about them both because I know that I should not be jealous of my husband, besides that, I have a lot of trust in him that he will never cheat on me. Maybe it's better if I just forget about what I saw. I just closed my eyes rather than think about it. I took a deep breath and turned my attention to our happy memories. After a while, I heard a slow song where that song seemed familiar to me. I slowly opened my eyes, and then I turned to my husband where I noticed that he was smiling at me. He held my hand while I was just silently staring at him.
“I know you're tired, so take a rest.” He said in a voice that seemed to be in a good mood. I frowned and looked down at his hand resting on my left hand.“You look happy today.” I spoke softly, but he didn't seem to hear me and just focused his attention on the road while he whistled as if he was going along with the music.“Honey.” I called him, but he didn't turn to me, so I called him again, but his attention seemed to be diverted to something else. I closed my eyes for a moment and took a deep breath.“Gael.” At this point, he turned to me and I caught his attention as he removed his hand from me and then turned off the radio.“Yes, hon? Are you calling me? I'm sorry because I was too focused on the music.” He responded to me with a wide smile still on his lips. Those smiles of his often lighten my mood, but at those times I feel annoyed and want to erase those smiles. “Why? Is there a problem? Do you need something? Or maybe you're hungry? Where do you want to eat?” he added, but those were not the words I wanted to hear from him. I can't even understand why I still seem to be nervous even though I have nothing to be afraid of, but I still can't help but feel like this. What I don't like at all is that I see him talking to another woman besides me. Maybe it's because I love him so much, and I've become so obsessed with being his legal wife. Perhaps I should also avoid watching dramas on shows and reading books about romance.“Are you okay? Does something hurt you?” he asked me worriedly, but I didn't say anything but my head was bowed while my two fists were clenched. Unexpectedly, tears suddenly fell from my eyes, which he also noticed immediately, so he quickly stopped the car on the sidewalk. He removed his seat belt and then held both of my hands. “What's wrong with you? Why are you crying?” he added, and I slowly looked up at him where our eyes met each other and my tears kept falling. I saw his eyes on me that still didn't change, and his face showed the utmost concern for me.“I'll tell you the truth, Gael. I'm nervous.” I replied to him that he was curious about me. “I'm jealous because I saw you and my client while changing conversations. I'm afraid she might steal you away from me.” I added in a trembling voice while my tears were still falling steadily. There was silence around us for a minute, but it was immediately broken when he winced and smiled mischievously as he stared at me. He cupped my cheek with his two hands and wiped the tears from my eyes.“Have you forgotten what I promised you when we both got married? That I will not look at any other woman but you. I have no other woman to love but you. Even if I live again in this world, you will still be the woman I choose to marry.” After he told me that, he gently pulled me closer to him and then hugged me as he's gently tapping my back. Because of the words I heard from him, the fear and nervousness I was feeling suddenly disappeared like a bubble. I breathed a sigh of relief and everything that was bothering my mind disappeared. I was reassured by his hug and everything became clear to me. We stayed in that position for ten minutes until all my doubts about him disappeared as I rubbed my eyes.“You can't prevent me from being jealous because I'm your wife.” I told him that he just smiled, and then he nodded while staring at me. “And besides, you can't get rid of me doubting you because you're handsome and besides, there are many women hanging around you.” I added in a shy voice, and at the same time he grinned and laughed. He hugged me again and gently rubbed the back of my head, and then kissed my forehead.“Hon, always remember that no one else is important to me but you. No matter what other woman comes to me and even if she undresses in front of me, I will ignore them, I will not give them the slightest attention. Because you are the only sexy woman in my eyes.” He whispered to me, and then he suddenly kissed me on the lips, which surprised me, but I didn't stop him, but I responded to his kiss while placing my two hands on his shoulders.It's been more than two years since I got married to a man fourteen years younger than me. We were in a relationship for six years and I don't regret the decisions I made in life, especially when I accepted what he offered me to be his spouse. However, it wasn't easy for both of us because we often heard negative things from people around us. They frequently judge me because of my age and also because of my looks. Sporadically they mistake him as my son or as his aunt, but their eyes suddenly widen when they realize that we are a couple. We have almost moved our residence several times because we both want to avoid trouble, gossip and judgmental people. But it appears that there are many such people in this world, and people like them are not simply being avoided. That regardless of where we go, it is inevitable that we will both be judged. But over time, we are getting used to hearing gossip about the two of us, and we just ignore it because nothing is more important to us than being together. Besides that, I have a lot of trust in Gael that even though he is twenty-nine years old, he is a more matured thinker, and he always reminds me that there is nothing more essential to him in this world than me, his wife. And regardless of what he tells me, I believe him because I love and trust him so much. Every so often I can't help but be emotional and angry when another woman is looking at him and approaching him. But Gael is kind. He is not the type of man who will seize the opportunity to get close to other women just because he is handsome and many people like him, but he, himself, will stay away from them and find a way so that he cannot hurt me and so that there is no reason to be jealous with them. However, the problem is always with me because I can't stop my emotions and I can't avoid thinking about anything about the two of us, that maybe one day he will leave me too. Occasionally I ask myself in front of the mirror, can I live alone without him? I don't think so, I don't want to lose him in my life. Because since he came into my life, my world suddenly became colorful, and he brought me happiness, he is also the reason why I am still alive in this unfair world.As we stood there, wrapped in each other's arms, I felt a sense of completeness that I had never felt before. It was as if our love had finally found its perfect match, and we were now two halves of a whole.Derek pulled back, his eyes shining with happiness, and took my hand. "I have one more surprise for you," he said, his voice filled with excitement.He led me to a beautiful gazebo that was decorated with flowers and candles. Inside, there was a beautiful piano, and Derek sat down to play.The music was beautiful, and it filled my heart with joy. I felt like I was floating on air, and I couldn't help but dance to the music.As Derek played, I felt like I was in a dream. The music was so beautiful, and the setting was so romantic. I felt like I was the luckiest person in the world to have found a love like this.When the music stopped, Derek stood up and took my hand. "I love you," he said, his voice filled with emotion."I love you too," I replied, my voice barely above a whisper.
It was a beautiful summer evening, and Derek had planned a surprise event for me. He had been acting strange all day, whispering on the phone and sneaking around the house. I had no idea what he was up to, but I had a feeling it was going to be something special.He took me to a beautiful garden, filled with flowers and trees. The sun was setting, casting a warm golden light over everything. We walked hand in hand, taking in the sights and sounds of the garden.As we turned a corner, I saw a beautiful gazebo in front of us. It was decorated with flowers and candles, and a small orchestra was playing soft music in the background.Derek led me to the gazebo, and we sat down on a beautiful bench. He took my hand, looking into my eyes with a deep love and adoration."Cynthia," he said, his voice trembling with emotion. "From the moment I met you, I knew that you were special. You light up my world in ways that I never thought possible. You are my best friend, my partner, and my soulmate."
Six months had passed since the accident, and I was finally ready to confront Gael and Kaye in court. I had spent countless hours preparing for this moment, rehearsing my testimony and gathering evidence to support my case.As I sat in the courtroom, waiting for the trial to begin, I couldn't help but feel a sense of nervousness. I had been a witness before, but never as a plaintiff. I had always been the one asking the questions, not answering them.Derek, my boyfriend, was the judge presiding over the case. I knew he would be impartial, but it still made me feel a little uneasy. I didn't want him to have to deal with the drama and tension that was sure to arise during the trial.My lawyer, a seasoned and confident woman, sat beside me, going over our strategy one last time. I nodded, trying to focus, but my mind kept wandering back to Gael and Kaye.How could they do this to me? How could they betray me like this?As the trial began, I took a deep breath and stood up, smoothing out
As we walked into the house, I couldn't help but feel a sense of relief wash over me. It had been a long and emotional day, and all I wanted to do was collapse onto the couch and forget about everything.But as we entered the living room, I was greeted by a familiar sight - our cat, Luna, was curled up on the couch, fast asleep. She was a beautiful grey and white cat, with piercing green eyes and a soft, fluffy coat.Derek smiled as he saw Luna, and he walked over to the couch to pet her. "Hey, kitty," he said, scratching behind her ears. "How was your day?"Luna purred contentedly, stretching out her long, sleek body. She was a lazy cat, and she loved to sleep. But she was also very affectionate, and she loved to be petted and cuddled.I smiled as I watched Derek and Luna interact. It was a familiar sight, one that I had grown to love over the months that we had been together. And as I looked at Derek, I felt a sense of gratitude towards him. He was a kind and caring person, and he h
As I stood there, wrapped in Derek's arms, I couldn't help but think about Gael. Despite everything, despite the fact that I had fallen out of love with him, despite the fact that he had hurt me in ways I never thought possible, he was still a part of my life.I had left everything behind, everything I had ever known, just to make him happy. I had given up my career, my friends, my family, all for him. And now, as I thought about him lying in that hospital bed, fighting for his life, I couldn't help but feel a pang of guilt.Why had I stayed with him for so long? Why had I tolerated his infidelity, his lies, his manipulation? I had thought it was because I loved him, but now I realized it was because I had been afraid to let go.But as I looked at Kaye, sitting on the floor, crying uncontrollably, I knew that I had made the right decision. I had left Gael, and I had found happiness with Derek.But now, as Gael lay in that hospital bed, I couldn't help but feel a sense of responsibilit
As we walked out of the amusement park, Derek turned to me and said, "You know what would be great right now? Some street food!"I grinned and said, "Absolutely! I'm starving!"We walked down the street, taking in the sights and sounds of the various food vendors. There were stalls selling everything from classic corndogs to exotic Korean BBQ.Derek's eyes widened as he scanned the options. "Oh man, what do I even choose?" he asked, laughing.I chuckled and said, "Well, you can't go wrong with a classic corndog."Derek nodded enthusiastically and we walked over to the corndog stall. The vendor, a friendly old man with a bushy white mustache, greeted us with a warm smile."Welcome, welcome! Corndogs, funnel cakes, cotton candy - what can I get for you fine folks today?"Derek grinned and said, "We'll take two corndogs, please!"The vendor nodded and began expertly dipping the corndogs in a vat of hot oil. As we waited, Derek and I browsed the nearby stalls, taking in the colorful array