Ex-wife, Please Come Back novel Chapter 108

Noah took a deep breath. After the accident, Jacob had always been paranoid. He really thought he was a poet. In order not to embarrass Jacob, Noah withdrew his hand from the scarf and put it on his own neck.

"Look at this big city. It's full of sadness and joy every day. I used to think that I was superior. It was not until this thing happened that I realized that I was just a natural person like thousands of ordinary people."

"It seems that you have thought too much since you have comprehended something." At first, Noah wanted to make fun of Jacob, but his face was stiff because of the wind and he couldn't laugh, so what he said sounded very serious.

Jacob smiled, "Thank you, Noah."

Hearing this, Noah was stunned. He and Jacob had never expressed their thanks to each other, but he was still happy to hear that.

The two had standing on the bridge for a long time. They were looking at a residential area. The lights of the thousand families were all waiting for their family members to go back.

If the world was dark, no one knew what a horrible scene it was. The dark night always reminded people of many things that they didn't dare to imagine.

Sometimes people were more frightening than evil spirits. The most poisonous thing in the world was not the arsenic, but the human heart.

Some people could be unscrupulous for money, some could do whatever they wanted, and some could crush others under their feet for their own lives. Someone...

It was an eternal truth that truth, goodness and beauty were always opposite to falsehood, wickedness and ugliness.

All of a sudden, Jacob wanted to smoke a cigarette, so he took out a box of cigarettes from his pocket and lit it up in the wind. However, as soon as the lighter was lit, it was extinguished by the wind. After so many times, Jacob ruthlessly threw the cigarette on the ground.

"Let's go." After saying that, Jacob continued to limp towards the car. Standing on the bridge, Noah stared blankly at Jacob's back, thinking that this was the back of Jacob when he got old.

Time flies, and it always comes quietly when we were not aware of it. Most of the time, things had already shown up, and it was often the latest time.

Although Jacob limped, he walked very smoothly. Soon he found a car and got on it. He raised his eyes and watched Noah slowly walking towards the car.

Noah sent Jacob to the villa. Winnie was still awake, waiting for Jacob come back. The villa was brightly lit, looking like a European classic castle at its peak. But now, except for Winnie, he was the only one left.

Jacob felt depressed again. It was true that emotions could infect people.

Because he was going to attend the funeral the second day, it was inconvenient for Jacob to get on the car, so Noah stayed at Jacob's house.

There was a good guest room in the house. Although no one lived there, Winnie would clean it often. For Winnie this was not only her working place, but also her home.

Jacob seemed to be very tired. He went back to his room when he got back. Noah went to the guest room to wash himself and then went to bed.

Jacob lay on the bed. It was only a few days, and he felt as if he had traveled around the world. His home that made him feel at ease and familiar. Thinking of this, Jacob looked around the big room. As time went by, the traces left by Sara became shallow. He believed that one day they would disappear.

Love was rational, but it was perceptual. He didn't know why he gave up Alice, nor why did he fall in love with Sara. Perhaps there was something that had no answer. Love was love. There was no right or wrong, but only cherish or not.

Back then, Alice didn't cherish him, in exchange for the outcome now. He didn't cherish Sara at that time, in exchange his pain today. Everything had its cause and effect. The fate had been decided.

Perhaps it was because he was too tired, or perhaps it was because he had stayed in the hospital for too long that he hadn't had a good rest, Jacob fell asleep soon on the bed. He had a sleepless night and only vaguely remembered Sara's name was hovering in his mind.