Romans & histoires Good Wish Gone Bad

May the trash man and the cheap woman be locked together forever! [I was thinking the same thing. Everyone is tearing into the woman, but doesn't anyone realize the man is the real villain here? Hiding his relationship history to play two women for fools. Did he find that amusing? No wonder he's a CEO, but who would ever support a company run by someone like that?] [He already had a five-year-old kid with his mistress and still dared to trash his wife publicly? The sheer nerve!] Brian's company began to slide down a steep hill. In the digital age, a ruined reputation spread like wildfire. Even if their product was decent, no one would buy it.

But in the end, he didn't follow. Selfishness was etched into his very bones. In the sky, the sunset glowed brilliantly. I seemed to see that 17-year-old young lady once more, standing beneath the tree by the old house, silently wishing for her lover's safety and hoping he would return home in glory. Later, the person waiting under the tree became two. I wasn't afraid to wait, really. I was only afraid of not having the chance to wait at all. Fortunately, this time, it was me who no longer wanted to wait.

"You know what? You're pathetic. You've already lost one kidney, and now you're down to your last. If you weren't such a useless wreck, you could've hocked the other one and at least split a grave with someone. "Are you mute? Say something!"

] I didn’t hesitate to sign my name and press confirm. The tide receded, and the vow turned to sand. This time, I had no more attachments. … A few nights later, after finishing the work handover, I left the company. Passing the cake shop on the street corner, I suddenly remembered it was my birthday. So I bought a palm-sized cream cake. However, when I got home, I froze. The living room was filled with ribbons and balloons. Susie was standing on a ladder, hanging the last banner.