t try. Looking up at him, I said, "I agree to the divorce, but only with one condition. You must sta

s he smirked slightly. Afterward, he loosened his grip and closed his eyes before moving closer to my e

sted my hands on his waist and lifted my head to reach his lips. The heigh

emove the bath towel around his waist. Hearing his heavy breathing, I knew that it worked. I couldn't really tell what

downwards. Suddenly, he grasped my hand with great strength. I looked up

what the two words meant, but only saw him putting on the ca

d then realized, did he

I saw, I heard a faint voice of a woman was co

Hendrix rushed to the balcony. Then he picked up his

in dress, letting the rain pour on her. The fragile-loo

Before he could question her, Andrea hu

why the two years I was with Hendrix were n

s. I stared down at the both of them who were soaked in t

d callously while looking

it h

hurt more than the heart. I witnessed how the man I

in." This was the only place where Hendrix and I lived together. I thought I was merciful enough to let Andrea have countl

nd shoved me away. He said harshly, "Ar

stand by the side and watch them going

that it was going to

down with a high fever. Hendrix took extremely good care of her and helped

oked at me coldheartedly and said, "You, go back to the

the old house on my own at th

was the un

e old house was and how dangerous it would be for a woman to go ther

red about. All he cared about was if my

'll go back to my bedroom. It would be inappr

but at the very least I would n

in. He still had his black pajamas on that thin body of his, probably because he