Fortunately, I Decided to Give Up on You

To complete the project, I stayed in the apartment and rarely went out.

My mom sent me a message advising me to reconcile with William, but I didn't reply.

I didn't answer William's phone call, either.

Love is the greatest driving force for a person to move forward.

My creative state quickly recovered. I immersed myself completely in the process of writing the script. I didn't even know when William opened the door and came in.

"What are you doing? You don't answer the phone or reply to my messages."

"I'm working. I was too focused and forgot to reply."

That was the excuse he used countless times to deceive me, and now I was returning it to him as it was.

Suddenly, he thought of something and a hint of guilt flashed in his eyes.

"Are you blaming me and Sally for what happened? I know about your hand being disabled, but it was an accident. Back then, you didn't shout, so I thought you were just being pressed down."

I couldn't help but laugh. Didn't I shout at him at that time?

There were so many search and rescue team members at the scene, but I only had him in my eyes. I desperately shouted at him.

But he completely ignored me and only cared about his childhood sweetheart.

Later, there was even a huge rock that almost hit my head.

If a rescue team member hadn't pulled me out just in time, I guessed I would have been killed on the spot.

"I understand, so please leave my house."

"This is my house too."

I retorted without any hesitation, "This is my premarital property. Please leave now!"

He looked incredulous and said, "You want me to leave?"

He used to ask me to get lost countless times.

As long as I made him a little unhappy, he would go crazy and yell at me to get out.

"Don't be so narrow-minded, okay? I didn't go to the hospital to pick you up that day because Sally was kicked out by her landlord. I couldn't just leave her on the streets without helping."

"Yeah, so you must help her. After all, she grew up with you."

He complained, "Can you stop being so sarcastic?"

"Me? Isn't this what you said before?"

He paused, seemingly surprised that I remained calm.

He thought I would throw a tantrum like before, trying every means to prove my importance in his heart.

"All right, I came to see you today, not to argue. You've always wanted a wedding, right? Let's go try on wedding dresses tomorrow."

We'd been married for three years, but we hadn't had a wedding because he feared Sally would be unhappy.

That was my biggest regret.

I mentioned it a few times before, but he thought I was being unreasonable.

"We're already married. Why do we need to have a wedding now?"

William was not someone who would care about those details. He did not bring it up out of guilt.

Since those two people were insatiable, I would do as they wished.