I Never Want Your Love Again

My hometown was in the suburbs and it was an old house.

When I was in college, my father passed away and my mother followed me to rent a house in New York.

During my four years in college, my mother provided me with financial support by selling Hamburg at the school gate.

It was also during that time that I met Wilson.

He was handsome from a wealthy family, and many girls pursued him in college.

However, he never got close to any girl.

At first, I thought he hadn't met his true love at that time and was a pure-hearted boy.

Later, I found out that his childhood sweetheart, Yvonne Lewis, had gone abroad at that time, and he was heartbroken.

Probably because he was used to all kinds of costly foods since childhood, so that was why he especially liked to have Humburg at my mother's stall to change the taste, and he always praised it.

After a long time, my mother also had a good impression of him.

At that time, my mother secretly asked me to help at her stall, mainly to see if I could match up with Wilson.

"Come on, mum, don't bother. Don't you see what kind of person I am, and how can I be worthy of such a handsome guy? So, please don't cause trouble for him!

Besides, if an ugly duckling like me really date such a good catch, I will definitely be surrounded by a group of infatuated girls at school, so I won't do such a stupid thing!"

After hearing what I said, my mother looked me up and down and said regretfully, "Indeed, how can you, a chubby girl, be worthy of him? He has a good temper and knows manners, while you are lazy and have a bad temper...

"Forget it, he's a good young man, and let's not cause trouble for him, so that he won't come to visit our small stall next time!"

Look, this is my dear mother!

I hated it so much that I swore to lose weight.

I wanted to do it not for anything else, but just to let my mother see that once the daughter she raised from childhood successfully lost weight, she also had the ability to attract a good catch.

At the same time, I deliberately contacted Wilson.

Originally, I had a playful attitude. But later in the process of getting to know Wilson, I gradually lost myself for him.

On the night of my sophomore year after my successfully losing weight, he loudly confessed his love to me under the girls' dormitory building, which caused quite a stir.

At that time, I was very happy.

From campus to wedding dresses, and then having a chubby baby after marriage, I had imagined such happy scenes countless times in my heart.

Wilson was also very good to me. At our wedding, he once said that for the next fifty years in our life, he would never let me suffer any grievances.

However, everything changed since Yvonne returned to the country.

I was no longer his only one!

Yvonne was the unforgettable dream girl in his heart, and I was just a substitute for him!

Wilson would do his best to fulfill all of Yvonne's various demands.

Whenever I had the slightest dissatisfaction, it would be met with his impatience and reprimand.

I didn't want to make my mother sad, and I didn't want this family to fall apart, so I had endured it again and again.

However, my tolerance did not bring Wilson's guilt, but made him more unscrupulous.

After my mother passed away, I didn't have to continue to endure it.

My love for Wilson had also been completely extinguished.