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Chapter 852

At that time, a young American boy was madly pursuing her. Out of anger and because she simplywanted to forget her past as soon as possible, she decided to accept the other party’s pursuit.

Both of them got married quickly, started a family, and had children together very soon.

That American boy was very kind to her and he cared for her throughout all his life. However, Matildahad always been unable to forget her ex-boyfriend even after more than twenty years had alreadypassed by.

When she looked back on their history, she realized that she had been too arrogant in the past and thatwas the reason why she was fooled by others.

She realized that her roommate did not come to her just because she wanted to confess her mistakeand ask for her forgiveness. In fact, although her roommate told her that she hoped that she would notmind this matter at all, she was secretly hoping that Matilda would mind it and take the initiative to backout of her relationship so that she would willingly hand over her boyfriend to her.

She was too young, too arrogant, and too focused on the principles of life and the purity of feelings inthe past. That was the reason why she gave up the man that she loved and pushed him right into thearms of her roommate.

Matilda’s married life had always been very painful for her because she was obsessed with Jacob asshe still had feelings for him.

Her husband loved her very much and she also fulfilled her obligations and responsibilities as a goodwife. She had never betrayed him and she always took good care of her family and children. She alsohelped him a lot in his career.

However, deep down in her heart, Matilda knew that this was just her way of living with him andsupporting and respecting him as her husband. Although she was really very grateful to him and sherespected him very much, he loved her but she did not love him at all.

This loveless marriage lasted for more than twenty years until her husband died of cancer.

Matilda took care of her husband wholeheartedly until he was buried after he passed away.

After her husband was buried, Matilda suddenly felt that her heart was very empty.

At this time, she realized that she had already completely fulfilled all of her obligations as a wife.

She had been virtuous and loyal and she had always cared for their entire family, from generation togeneration with all of her heart.

After her husband passed away, Matilda suddenly realized that she should be living her life for herself.

Therefore, she decided to return to her hometown.

In fact, the person that she wanted to see the most when she returned to China was Jacob, who shehad handed over to Elaine on her own impulse.

However, Matilda really did not expect Jacob to be so unhappy with Elaine.

In Jacob’s words, he had not felt any happiness at all for more than twenty years of his life. How muchhardship had he suffered in his life?

Even though she did not experience any true love for the past twenty over years, she was veryfortunate because her husband really loved her and treated her very well. Even if she did not love him,she was still very happy.

Jacob also felt very melancholic at this time.

For the past twenty over years, he had always regretted drinking too much and getting drunk that night.

For the past twenty over years, he had never loved Elaine, and he had not experienced or felt anyhappiness with his family at all.

He had been obsessed with Matilda for more than twenty years, and after seeing Matilda again aftermore than twenty years, he could not help feeling very regretful when he saw her elegance andscorching demeanor.

He should have ended up with this perfect, humble, intellectual, and understanding woman. He shouldhave already spent more than half of his life with her.

But why? Why did he miss out on someone like her, only to end up with someone like Elaine?

At this time, Jacob felt as though he had missed out on the whole world!novelbin

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