Chapter 12 — After Remarrying, I Lost You Forever

He turned around to leave, but the old man sent a bodyguard to block him. He frowned and looked at his grandfather who was being supported by Luc Vi: "Grandpa, I can take care of my grandchild's affairs on my own. Don't get involved anymore." The old man snorted coldly: "You won't intervene."

"You don't have time to eat a meal with me? Chieu Da, when this old body goes to the grave, I'm afraid I won't be able to see you many times."

He frowned, finally softening his heart. During dinner, Luc Vi sat next to him, she picked up the food and ladled the soup, but he didn't even touch a bite. His grandfather's face darkened, Luc Vi quickly relieved him:

"Grandpa, it's okay, no matter how Chieu Da treats me, I don't feel disadvantaged. Just being by his side is my greatest happiness."

The old man smiled with satisfaction. Pho Chieu Da's attitude was still cold. He got up and went to the second floor first. After showering in the bathroom and stepping out, he was suddenly hugged tightly from behind by the woman. Luc Vi gently rubbed his back:

"Chieu Da, please don't treat me like that, okay? Don't be cold to me."

"Obviously I wasn't like that when I was in the fishing village. I like your place the most here, try touching it..."

Luc Vi held his hand and placed it on her breast. His eyes were filled with disgust:

"Luc Vi! Get out!"

But she was not enthusiastic at all, hanging on his shoulder: "Chieu Da, why do you keep refusing to marry me?"

"It's okay, as long as we're together well, I'll see your good points."

She ignored everything and kissed him on the lips. Pho Chieu Da bit her lip, the stench of blood spread in their mouths. The confusion in his eyes flashed with alertness. He used his strength to push Luc Vi away, suppressing the fire of desire in his heart:

“You quit smoking me?”

Luc Vi laughed: "You don't have the guts to plot against me, the one who quit smoking is my grandfather."

"Grandpa likes me very much. As long as we get married, I will respect him and treat you well."

"When you're drunk, I'll make hangover soup. When you have a stomachache, I'll take you to the doctor. We kiss, I'll hug you to sleep, isn't that good?"

“Chieu Da, I love you, don't resist me anymore, okay?”

Desire screamed and tore at his heart, urging him to want to pounce on Luc Vi. His mind was spinning, he couldn't even think clearly. He knew she was taking off his clothes, his fingers were completely grasped by her. She kept saying she loved him. He suddenly remembered that when he was in the fishing village, she always said she loved him. She was afraid of being thrown away, so she cautiously clung to the hem of his shirt: "Chieu Da, I only have you. Waiting for your wife to come, can you take me with you?"

“I don't ask for anything, just being by your side is enough.”

At that time, he was really moved and wanted to take her back to the villa. Until the day Le Tri Dien came to the fishing village. That day, he pressed Luc Vi down and worked for three days and three nights, sweating profusely. Seeing her wife's figure appear outside the door, she shed tears, her lips trembled as if she couldn't believe he had betrayed her.

“Pho Chieu Da!” Her voice trembled.

He looked at her, originally intending to explain. He knew that in her eyes she couldn't tolerate a grain of sand. After being married for so many years, he changed his secretary to a male one, came home every night before 10 o'clock, and never forgot to report his schedule. He knew she was by his side in the most difficult times, he couldn't betray her. But the mountains are glorious The taste always gets boring, no matter how good a person is, he becomes normal. He began to find Le Tri Dien too bland, and even had the thought of wanting to try his feelings with another woman. So during the three months in the fishing village, he enjoyed the feeling of Luc Vi relying on him, enjoying her proactive cooperation. So when he kissed Luc Vi right in front of his wife, a strange kind of pleasure welled up in his heart.

“Wife, close the door first, wait until I'm done here and I'll go out to find you, okay?”