บททั้งหมดของ He Came Back Begging: Dear Ex- Wife, You Are My Life.: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 4

Brenda’s POV.The shrill beep of the oven timer pierced the air, signaling that the chickens were done. I quickly dropped the vegetables I was chopping and rushed to turn it off, my body heavy with exhaustion from juggling so many tasks at once. I was preparing dinner for the family in honor of my mother-in-law’s return from her business trip abroad, which also happened to coincide with her birthday. Truthfully, I wasn’t feeling my best today. My body ached, and my head throbbed, but I had to push through the fatigue—there was no escaping my mother-in-law’s wrath if I didn’t. Besides, I had an important school reunion this evening, and I knew she wouldn’t let me go unless I finished cooking and cleaning on time. It is ironic that since I got married to my husband, Desmond, I'm the only one my mother–in–law insists cooks for her, despite the number of chefs and maids in the mansion. But despite my efforts, she always found fault in everything I do. It's like I can never do anyth

Brenda’s POV.Slowly, my eyes fluttered open, taking in my surroundings. I blinked repeatedly when the room didn't seem familiar, and I quickly sat up on the bed wondering how I got there. My head felt heavy as I tried to understand what I was doing in a hotel room, instead of my bedroom in my husband's house. On the next attempt, memories of the previous night came rushing back. I recalled the reunion, Hailey leaving, and then... Kenneth. We talked, and then he got us drinks. I remembered feeling dizzy and then... nothing.Panic enveloped me as I tried to recall what happened afterward. I looked around the room, but there was no sign of Kenneth or anyone else. I threw the duvet off me and my dress was still intact, which calmed me down a bit.I scurried off the bed and grabbed my clutch from the table. I took out my phone and was surprised to see it switched off. I don't remember turning it off, but then I shoved the thought aside. I probably did, but don't remember. Turning the