DEAR HOUSEWIFE I WANT YOU BACK!

(Oli

the sight of the time as night drew n

ting on the bench at the subway station, m

aped my lips as thoughts of my pregnan

happy moment for me, but the fear of Alex yelli

belly left me hungry, and I couldn't

olted me back to reality. I stood up hastily and

the bus would suspect that I was the wi

r, here I was, taking the subway a

ipping the handrail for support. I avoided making eye contact

when it finally arrived at my destinatio

king in his study or taking a nap. He was the kind o

like him, and just like any other girl, I fell in love wit

n I was forced to marry? It would have been

uel individual who wouldn't spare a second glance at his wife, despite my best effor

d arrived home very late. Unlocking the door, I found A

he had just returned. His dark hair was neatly c

r answers. His lips parted slightly, as if he w

ed at me. Even after living with him for three years, he still app

you fix me something to eat?" Alex yelled, a

He ate in silence, while I sat there, observing

ood made me feel satiated. He chewed on the meat for a w

ier, so I'm full," I said, and Alex swallowed

Alex inquired, raising his eyebrows with a frown. Fear gripped me as t

now wish to watch me eat myself to death, so that you can inherit all my possessions and salvage your bankrupt c

sharp pain pierced through my belly, and I squeeze

e. Clean this up and meet me upstairs in five minutes,"

peared pale. He walked towards the b

alone. It was the only time we shared together, but not i

d headed upstairs. I accomplis

d only lead to further conflict. I stood outside the bedroom

the room. The sight that greeted me was a stark reminder

motion. Without a word, he gestured for me to join him. I approache

eality of my life-trapped in a loveless marriage, where

g away from the present. I thought about the baby growing inside me, t

gathered my clothes and left the room, feeling a profound sense of emptiness

my face. I couldn't bear the thought of bringing a child into this love

longed for a different life-for love, for companionship, for

decision-a decision that would shape not only my l

e challenges ahead. I knew it wouldn't be easy, but I had to find a way to break free