Leaving Me Is Your Greatest Regret Ever

I looked at Luke, the cowherd, walking in the field with me.

I never expected that I would be reborn and become a cow witnessing the love story between Luke, the cowherd, and Aurora, the Aurora, on the day of Valentine's Day.

I remembered the teacher had told me the story of Luke and Aurora when I was in primary school.

The cow told Luke to steal Aurora's clothes, telling him she would stay and become his wife.

I asked the teacher, "Is the cow inciting others to commit a crime?"

The teacher immediately called my parents that day, saying that I was making trouble for no reason.

I was more than making trouble.

I thought that no one in the story was a normal person.

The cow incited others to commit crimes.

Luke was someone peeping at others taking a shower. He was a thief who had abducted a girl. Moreover, he morally blackmailed Aurora and tried to take advantage of her to rise to the top.

Aurora was love-struck.

This story was misleading.

Now, I managed to see Luke. Theoretically speaking, I should slap him hard.

But I was just a cow now.

When I was reborn, Aurora had given birth to a child for Luke.

Besides weaving day and night, she was taking care of the child every day.

Looking haggard, she was dramatically different from the fairy I imagined.

Luke went to the field to watch over the cows every day, spending his day leisurely.

"How carefree he is."

I bit my back teeth.

"As a cow, I can't do anything."

"But I am a cow that can talk."

Luke tended to take the advice of the old yellow cow.

"Isn't this an opportunity?"

I decided to lecture him on male virtues.

I stopped. Luke turned back to look at me curiously.

I pretended to be profound and asked him, "Do you want to know how to keep the fairy with you forever?"

...

He asked me with some confusion, "Can't she stay with me forever after losing her feather coat?"

I told him that it was far from being enough.

Aurora was a celestial fairy in Heaven. One day, people from the Heavenly Palace would come to find her.

He was treating Aurora so badly now.

At that time, Aurora would follow the people from the Heavenly Palace back to Heaven without looking back.

Luke became nervous when he heard me say this.

"What should I do then?"

"Of course, you should treat her well. Do I need to teach you how?"

Luke scratched his head.

"But I didn't treat her badly either."

I almost had an urge to kick him to death.

"Isn't he treating her badly enough? Is he an idiot?"

"I made her do what every woman would do. Women in other families have to do housework and take care of children too."

"Wow, he is taking advantage of Aurora's kindness. Does he know that he, who married a fairy, is reaching beyond his station?"

"Are women from other families the same fairies as Aurora?"

He suddenly realized something and shook his head.

"Now everyone in the village knows that you married a fairy. Who knows how many men are secretly coveting her? Maybe they are hoping that you will mistreat the fairy so that they can have a chance to be with her."

As soon as Luke heard me say this, he felt a sense of crisis.

In the past, the men in the village were envious, jealous, and resentful of him. They were always praising him for being amazing.

They complimented him on being able to marry a fairy.

He was proud when he heard these compliments.

Now, he realized that these men might all want to marry fairies too.

I told Luke that he should do more work and learn how to take care of the children after he was home. He should try his best to let the fairy live the life she used to have.

Luke immediately pulled me, saying he wanted to go home.

I followed him back slowly.

Luke snatched the child from Aurora's arms, saying he would take care of him.

He told Aurora to stop weaving and sit down to rest herself.

I looked at the scene and felt very pleased, thinking that he did have some great potential.

But Aurora started crying.

She asked Luke if she had done something wrong.

"Well, is she sick?"