
Caught My Husband Cheating With A Colleague
Chapter 3
Gavin tightly held the steering wheel, waiting for my response.
"If you feel sick, swim back to your house."
"If not, let your boyfriend come pick you up. Why pretend in front of someone else's husband?"
Eileen truly lived up to her reputation as someone with a silver tongue. With just a few words, she made Clara's eyes turn red.
"Eileen, are you bullying your new colleague like this?"
Gavin, who always cared about his face, naturally chimed in when he saw Eileen making things difficult for Clara.
Standing outside the car door and holding an umbrella, I got my pants soaked halfway. I said indifferently, "Drive away. You guys should go ahead."
"You can continue with your long-time-no-see drama, I'll swim back to my house. I'll be drier than I am now."
Listening to my weird words, Gavin frowned. He knew that I was angry.
"Honey..."
I ignored Gavin, who was pretending to be pitiful. Instead, I grabbed Clara's shoulder and said, "Car sickness?"
"Okay, you go to the driver's seat. You won't get car sick when you drive."
"Eileen, please sit in the passenger seat. My husband and I want to experience what it feels like to have a driver."
Clara was in disbelief. Seeing me pulling her, she shed tears and said, "Senior, I don't have a driver's license."
Gavin looked lost, pretending not to hear anything.
"If you can't drive, then get off!"
"If you get car sick and vomit in my car, I will have to spend money on cleaning it!"
I wouldn't indulge Clara. Her pretentious look was an eyesore for me.
I knew she deliberately looked weak in front of Gavin.
She thought that she could win Gavin's favor with her good-looking face.
In front of me, she flirts with Gavin, who gave her the courage to act like this, did she think I was dead?
I pulled Clara out of the car. She stood outside the car window pitifully in the rain, saying, "Libby, I don't understand why you care so much about who is in the front passenger seat."
"In my house, sitting in the back seat is a disrespectful act to the driver!"
"But if you do care, I can sit in the back. Libby, I can't get wet in the rain. I will catch a cold."
I looked sullen. After graduating from junior high school, I gave up an opportunity to attend a regular high school and learned a trade to earn money to support Gavin's education.
Clara had no right to have the audacity to belittle me for not understanding manners.
If it weren't for me, Gavin would never have had an opportunity to go to school, and he would never have met Clara!
I slowly rolled up the car window without even looking at Clara, saying, "Where can you sit without getting carsick? On my husband's lap?"
The car started.
Gavin touched my head with his big hand, trying to calm my anger.
He comforted me gently. From childhood to adulthood, it was Gavin who comforted me every time I got angry.
"Honey, do you know where Clara lives?"
Gavin was stunned by my question. He remained silent for a while before saying, "Should I know?"
I chuckled, saying, "Why are you nervous?"
Adam's apple rolled. The car was air-conditioned, but his temples were sweating.
"Clara said she lived next to our house."
"Oh..." Gavin suddenly realized something, saying, "That's good."
Seeing Gavin's reaction, for some reason, I was nervous again.
I was nervous and anxious.
After dinner, I was washing dishes in the kitchen.
In the living room, I heard Gavin's voice, "Honey, the rain has stopped, I'll send Eileen home!"
Then, there was the sound of a door closing.
After tidying up the kitchen, I went to the room to help my daughter with her homework.
To be honest, I could no longer figure out her homework given my educational level. At most, I could only supervise her.
Until my daughter went to bed, the sound of a door opening never rang out.
I looked at the clock in the living room and saw that it was midnight.
Even if Eileen chatted with Gavin, Gavin should have come back at this time.
I dialed Gavin's phone number again. I involuntarily clenched the cell phone with my fingers.