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The Pain of Long Suffering Is Not Worth It

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"Do you even know how to answer the phone?" 0
 
On the other end, Sun Yu's voice carried a hint of impatience. 0
 
"Where have you been these past few days? Huh? You don’t answer calls or reply to messages!" 0
 
"What? Have you played enough and decided to come back? I thought you were planning to run away from home and never return!" 0
 
"Aren't you supposed to be capable? So now you're scared and obediently coming back?" 0
 
I took a deep breath, trying to suppress the anger boiling inside me. 0
 
"I..." 0
 
"I just went out with my best friend for a few days." 0
 
"Sun Yu, I'm tired. Let's talk about this when I get home." 0
 
After hanging up, I gazed out the window, feeling a chill in my heart. 0
 
At the airport exit, Sun Yu's car was already parked there. 0
 
He leaned against the car door, a cigarette clutched between his fingers, looking quite impatient. 0
 
When he saw me come out, he tossed the cigarette butt on the ground and crushed it underfoot. 0
 
"I thought you had some backbone, but here you are, slinking back like this?" 0
 
"I'm telling you, Lin Wan'er, stop sulking over what happened last time." 0
 
"Han Xue is hurt; can't you be a little more magnanimous?" 0
 
"She’s my sister who grew up with me. What do you expect me to do?" 0
 
 
"Can you stop being so unreasonable and just sulk all day long?" 0
 
"And don't forget, the specialist appointment is scheduled for three days from now. You better be on time!" 0
 
I opened the door to the passenger seat. 0
 
A strange fragrance wafted over, causing me to frown instinctively. 0
 
This scent was not from my usual perfume. 0
 
I said nothing and walked straight to the back seat, opening the door and sitting down. 0
 
Sun Yu was taken aback for a moment. 0
 
"What are you doing sitting in the back?" 0
 
I glanced at him coolly. 0
 
"What? Can't I sit in the back?" 0
 
When we had just gotten married, I would always claim the passenger seat first whenever we went out, proudly declaring, "This is my special seat." 0
 
Back then, Sun Yu would always smile indulgently and say I was adorably silly. 0
 
But now? 0
 
The passenger seat bore the traces of another woman. 0
 
I recalled that scene from two months ago. 0
 
That day, I had gotten off work early and wanted to surprise Sun Yu. 0
 
 
As I walked into the garage, I saw him with a woman in the car... 0
 
That woman was his childhood friend, Han Xue. 0
 
When I saw her, I froze, standing motionless in place. 0
 
Sun Yu's voice broke through my thoughts once again. 0
 
"Lin Wan'er, what's wrong with you? Why are you sitting in the back? Are you trying to pick a fight with me?" 0
 
"Before, when I asked you to sit in the back, you acted like it was the end of the world. Now that I want you to sit in the front, you're still unhappy!" 0
 
I snapped back to reality and looked at him. 0
 
"I used to be too immature." 0
 
"Now I feel like it doesn't matter where I sit." 0
 
When we got home, Sun Yu casually tossed a lipstick at me. 0
 
"This is yours, right? It fell in the car." 0
 
I caught the lipstick and glanced at it. 0
 
This wasn't mine. 0
 
It belonged to that woman. 0
 
"It's not mine," I said flatly. 0
 
 
Sun Yu's expression changed, and his eyes showed a hint of panic. 0
 
"How is that possible? That's Han Xue's. She was in my car that day; she must have dropped it by accident." 0
 
"Don't overthink it. I'll talk to her later." 0
 
I watched his clumsy performance, a cold laugh rising in my heart. 0
 
Yes, how could I overthink it? 0
 
I had long known that there was something unclear between you and that woman. 0
 
"It won't happen." 0
 
I threw the lipstick back at him. 0
 
Grabbing my suitcase, I looked at his tall figure and suddenly remembered how, before we got married, he would always insist on carrying my luggage whenever we went out together. 0
 
Whether it was for a business trip or a vacation, he would rush to take my suitcase, afraid that I would tire myself out. 0
 
But now, he acted like a stranger, completely ignoring my exhaustion. 0
 
 
 
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