Ten Years as a Simp, I Sent My Goddess into the Marital Chamber

For a decade, he was Samantha’s loyal shadow, enduring endless humiliation and mockery. But when she shamelessly kisses another man right before his eyes, his patience finally breaks. Escorting them to a hotel suite, he walks away from her forever. While onlookers mock his apparent ruin, a stunning revelation shakes their world: he is now engaged to the wealthiest tycoon's daughter. Left with nothing but regret, it is now Samantha's turn to desperately chase the man she threw away.

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Chapter 1

After pursuing Samantha for ten years, I was tired.

In the past decade, I was available at any time and willing to take on any task without complaint.

Even a stray dog passing by would laugh at me, "Fool!"

I got angry when she kissed another man in front of me again.

I opened a couple's suite for them.

Just when everyone was mocking me and saying that I had nothing left, news broke out that I got engaged to the daughter of the richest person.

Now, it was Samantha's turn to go crazy for love.

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I looked at the two people in front of me helplessly.

Samantha was drunk and leaned softly in the arms of a young man.

He stared at me with disdain.

"Hey, why are you standing there?

"Are you afraid to drive because you've never seen such a good car before? Don't worry. I have high insurance for this car. I won't ask you to compensate!"

I looked at the car key in my hand, feeling a bit embarrassed.

"Buddy, to be honest, your car is too cheap. I've never driven such a car before. How about you guys ride in my car?"

He sneered.

"You call a car that costs over 400 thousand dollars cheap? Have you seen the world? Don't tell me you don't recognize this brand?

"Your car? What car? E-bike?"

I turned my head, and invited them into my Maybach.

The man held Samantha's waist and looked somewhat nervous.

"I'm sorry. I was too loud just now."

Samantha opened her hazy drunken eyes, glanced at me, and sneered.

"What brother? He's just a simp!"

After saying that, regardless of my embarrassment, she kissed the man's lips.

I was indeed a simp.

In the past ten years, I have seen the streets at 3 am, 4 am and 5 am.

I drove for three hours in the middle of the night just to buy her a Paella that she loved, even in 23℉ weather. I carefully passed her the takeout box from my arms, but she slapped it to the ground.

Today was my last day of being a simp.

I was tired and didn't want to pursue her anymore.

So I parked the car at the entrance of the hotel, checked in, and sent them into the room.

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