All Chapters of Unperfect Marriage: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Harriet likes everything about animals. I bought a lot of encyclopedias about them. Even though she didn't fully understand, her eyes still sparkled whenever she saw various kinds of animals through books. Today will be a historic day for Harriet, because we are going to the safari park. I told Sean that Harriet liked the variety of animals more than the fish in the aquarium. So now Harriet and I are ready in front of the house waiting for Sean to pick up.Ah, Sean and I have made up. But I still haven't let Sean stay at my house. Not without reason. Besides we had just started a relationship, Harriet couldn't get used to Sean's presence either. Everything needs a process, right?The horn sounded, and Sean's car stopped right in front of the house. Harriet looked at the source of the sound before stomping cheerfully. Harriet seemed to know if she was wearing a nice dress she was definitely going somewhere.Sean got out of the car half running, but at the same ti

I woke up to the smell of food. My body got off the bed, and walked to the source of the delicious smell from outside the room. Finding Sean making breakfast in my kitchen was something that never crossed my mind, not after all the crazy things that had happened between us. But that's the fact. Now Sean was busy at the stove, with his eyes on Harriet sitting on the floor eating strawberry jam. At first it was difficult to get Harriet closer to Sean, but look now Harriet doesn't want to be away from Sean. They are like inseparable twins. I hugged Sean's body from behind, then buried my wrinkled face in his wide back. Sean smelled even better than the pancakes he was making. Oh, I seem to be getting crazy about him. "Look, Harriet. Who's up so late? Yes, your mommy." Sean spoke to Harriet, and our daughters laughed. Sean turned his body followed by kissing my lips. I laughed amused. I kissed Sean back, and his hands now ended up squeezing my ass pretty

Angel's POV The next day I left Harriet at Suki and David's house. I don't know if this day will be long or short. Of course I hoped it would be brief, like just having a short chat with Doctor Russell and then having dinner at a beachside restaurant. But I can't guarantee everything, especially Sean admits that his vision is quite blurry. I was getting worried about it. "Babe, let's promise me first." Sean said as we waited in line in front of Doctor Russell's room. "Promise me you won't do anything I don't like when we meet Doctor Russell." I frowned, "What do you mean?" "Don't cry. You're not allowed to cry, or we won't get into his room at all." For a moment I was silent. I felt like I was hit by a heavy object and I really wanted to cry. Why was Sean's request so difficult? I looked down and rubbed my teary eyes. "I will try." I whispered. "My future wife is smart." Sean compliments as he brings my face to his warm broad c

"You'd better go home. You look tired. Let Anne and I stay at the hospital today." Hearing Harvey's suggestion, Sean glanced at me secretly. "I don't know. Should I go home?" I said looking at Sean. Sean's nod disappointed me. I'm not serious though. I also don't think I have the heart to leave him even for one night. "See? Get some rest." Harvey continued again. Speaking of Anne, she's still here. Sean and Harvey's mother had been quiet all this time while sat on the sofa, unlike Harvey and I who were talking in bed next to Sean. Anne had been crying hysterically in the hospital hallways until Harvey brought her here. I'm not comfortable with Anne, but she also has a right to be here even if it's not clear what she wants. "Are you sure you'll be fine without me?" Once again I asked for confirmation, but Sean didn't respond. His sleeping position had his back to all

Angel's POV "We broke up? Are you kidding?" I looked around, looking for the possibility if Sean had put a hidden camera or something. Sean likes to tease me. I stopped laughing because Sean's face didn't look like he was playing. "I'm serious, Angel." For a moment I digested Sean's request carefully. "W-why is it suddenly like this?" "It's not sudden. I've been thinking for the last few days. I've also told Harvey and my mom about my decision." I looked at Sean in disbelief. If Sean had gone to the extent of telling Harvey and Anne about his decision, it was serious. I gripped Sean's hand tightly as my face looked at him in panic. "D-did I do something wrong? Tell me." "I'm giving you freedom, Angel. Don't you understand?" This time Sean spoke more firmly. "You can go where you like. Live in the country you've always dreamed of with Harriet. Start a new life without me. I've already sent the money into your savings account. If