newbobooks Chapter 125 An Irrepayable Debt 1
Chapter 125 An Irrepayable Debt 1
125 An Irrepayable Debt 1
Whether it's trivial matters in daily life or major decisions, as long as it concerns his wife, he will unconditionally support her without hesitation, even to the point of spoiling her excessively.
This excessive compensatory mentality has unconsciously influenced and shaped their unique way of getting along as a couple...
His wife looked down on him from the bottom of her heart. Later, when her son wanted to marry that woman, even though her son resented her for it, she resolutely refused to agree to let the woman into the family.
Ironically, the daughter-in-law was indeed not a kind person. However, it was only after a long time that the father and son realized why her mother (the daughter-in-law herself) had insisted on this.
Because of this, the entire Wang family held this daughter-in-law (mother-in-law) in even higher esteem and utmost respect.
However, these are all things to be discussed later.
Right now, he still has to put on a spectacular show of "chasing after his wife in a crematorium"...
"...So it turns out that the savior I've always believed in has no connection to me at all; he's just an imposter! The real savior who saved my life has been suffering from my ruthless harm all along."
"I was so foolish, it was like repaying kindness with enmity! I mistook my benefactor for an enemy, and treated my enemy as if he were my benefactor. Looking back now, I feel that I was utterly pathetic."
Wang Baozi listened quietly to Aunt Wang's detailed account, only then realizing how absurd and outrageous the mistake he had made was.
He murmured to himself, filled with remorse, "Mother, how could I have been so foolish?"
Hearing her son's heart-wrenching confession, Aunt Wang was also deeply saddened and couldn't help but sigh, "My son, you..."
There were some things that had been lingering in Aunt Wang's mind, and she didn't know whether she should say them aloud.
Especially when she saw her son in such pain, her heart was filled with hesitation and inner conflict.
However, if she chose to remain silent, the guilt hidden deep in her heart would gnaw at her like a venomous snake, making her restless and indecisive.
Just then, Mr. Wang keenly noticed his wife's hesitation. He knew that this was no small matter, but his conscience told him that they could no longer turn a blind eye and stand idly by.
After all, this matter was indeed a mistake made by the Wang family. Even though the Liu family was the first to propose annulment, the Wang family was still in the wrong.
"Speak," Grandpa Wang finally broke the silence, his tone firm and steady.
Hearing her husband's words, Aunt Wang took a deep breath and slowly raised her head to look at her son.
They saw Wang Baozi staring at them with a serious and heavy gaze, his eyes seemingly able to see through everything.
Wang Baozi's unease grew stronger, and he asked in a trembling voice, "Mother, is there something you're hiding from me?"
Faced with her son's questioning, Aunt Wang gritted her teeth and steeled herself to tell the truth.
She said softly, "My son, whatever I am about to say is what you are destined to have to bear. You can only blame yourself for not knowing people properly, which is why you have ended up like this. It is all your own fault."
At this moment, Wang Baozi realized that he had let down the person who had been kind to him, and he felt that he could accept any more hardships and setbacks.