After Divorcing My Wife, I Found True Love

Tara was good at distorting the truth, and she even reached out and hit the girl who was my savior.

I got off the bed in a panic to stop her.

Then, Tara became even angrier. "I was puzzled as to why you didn't celebrate Valentine's Day with me yesterday. I didn't realize you had an affair. Gavin, don't you feel sorry?"

The girl covered the half of her face that was swollen from being hit by Tara. And the girl explained angrily, "I saved him. How could you frame me without knowing the fact? I..."

"She's my wife. I'm sorry." I felt really guilty. The girl said she didn't expect to save such an ungrateful person like me.

After the girl ran out, Tara still didn't believe it and said that it was a conspiracy.

I didn't explain anymore. She thought everyone was like her, who was so eager to have an affair with another person to seek excitement and warmth outside of marriage.

"Love bento, right? You cannot eat it!"

Tara snatched my lunch box away, but I soon saw the brand-name bag placed aside.

Tara immediately picked up the bag. The bag was very expensive, and she had liked it for a long time.

"It's not bad of you to remember to give me a gift to compensate me." Tara took the bag in her hand and didn't put it down, but soon she saw bloodstain on the scarf.

Tara failed to wipe it off. "Why are there much bloodstain? It's really bad luck. This is a good bag."

"It's my blood."

My voice was very soft, but my body was covered with wounds. Tara had been here for a long time, but she had never cared about me.

Only then did Tara notice the wounds all over my body. She stood there awkwardly, perhaps feeling a little guilty.

"Was it really an accident? I thought you were lying to me. You used to be jealous of Eric."

Tara said that whenever she mentioned Eric, I always quarreled with her.

Sitting on the edge of the bed, Tara said, "I'm sorry, Gavin."

"Are you painful?"

"No."

I had become an invulnerable man. No matter how much pain I felt in my body, it was much less than that I felt in my heart.

Tara didn't know what to say to me, so we just sat there. Her phone rang, and then she said she was going to buy me some favorite food.

"Okay."

I leaned back on the bed and rethought our marriage.