BOOK 7–Chapter 1
Isprained my foot, and I took a taxi to the hospital alone to have an abortion surgery,
The nurse asked where the family members were, and I instinctively made up an excuse for him.
I lay alone on the hospital bed, feeling life slipping away from my belly.
Opening his phone, he discovered that his good friend had posted a timeline.
“The days without Mother Tiger’s inspection were relaxing, Braydon really cared about Lilian.”
The illustration shows Braydon Hancock gazing at the little green plum on the hospital bed with
tender eyes.
liked this Timeline post, but the other person quickly deleted it.
Braydon’s message also came over, carefully explaining to me.
I just smiled lightly and said, “I hope you have fun.”
Braydon panicked and asked me, “Annie Jones, why didn’t you check my post?”
Because I was in a hurry to go home to celebrate our wedding anniversary, I fell down the stairs and
sprained my foot.
I messaged Braydon, hoping that he could come to the company to pick me up after work.
I eagerly waited for his arrival, wanting to personally give him the flowers.
But he coldly replied with just one sentence, “There’s a gathering tonight, you can just have
something to eat on your own.”
As if afraid that I would misunderstand, he even added a sentence, “There are no random people,
they are all childhood friends.”
I felt like a bucket of cold water was poured over my head. I casually threw the flowers into the trash
can and took a taxi to the hospital.
The doctor asked me where my family member was, and I instinctively replied, “He was in a
meeting.”
When I realized it, I found it laughable.
So I changed my wording and said, “Sorry, I became a widow.”
The abortion surgery was very successful, and I didn’t feel much pain. I just felt empty inside, as if
something had been taken away from me.
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On the way back by taxi, I saw a familiar car heading toward the hospital.
Finstinctively wanted to message Braydon and ask him what happened.
But he found that his good friend had posted a timeline, “The days without the mother tiger’s inspection are relaxing, Braydon really cares about Lilian.”
The illustration shows Braydon gazing at the little green plum on the hospital bed with tender eyes.
They were a group of friends that he grew up with, consisting of four boys and one girl.
In this small community, he and Lilian Woodward were recognized as the golden couple. If it weren’t for Lilian being deceived and marrying a foreigner, there was no way I would have had a chance to marry Braydon.
Afterward, Lilian got divorced and returned to her home country with her son. I became even more
of a malicious supporting character who broke up the perfect match.
They wouldn’t blame Lilian for leaving Braydon, they would only blame me for interfering in their
relationship.
Their small group had a blast, always drinking until late at night. I worried about Braydon’s
stomach, so I would often call him to urge him to come home.
Over time, this group of people grew more and more disgusted with me, considering my
inspections to be a dampener. They secretly gave me the nickname “Tigress.”
When visiting my house, they treated me like a babysitter, giving me orders.
Today, Braydon once again chose to abandon me.
That’s fine, at least I won’t be soft–hearted anymore.
I liked this Timeline post, but the other person quickly deleted it, as if they had forgotten to block
- me.
In the middle of the night, around three o’clock, Braydon finally came back with a strong smell of alcohol. He lingered in the dining room for a while before quietly pushing open the bedroom door.
Seeing that I was still awake, a hint of panic flashed in his eyes, but he gently covered me with the
blanket.
“Wasn’t there anyone to cook hangover soup for me today?”
nodded.
No matter how strong the smell of alcohol was, it couldn’t cover up the hint of perfume on him, which made me feel a little nauseous.
He sighed, as if he wanted to say something but held back, and in the end, only one sentence
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feimained.
“You were pregnant, take good rest.”
