She Went For My Cousin After I Fainted

My wife was known by my friends to be an excellent wife.

Everyone thought she loved me very much and took great care of me.

That was until I fainted several times at home, and my cousin called my wife before he committed suicide when she was at the hospital with me to get my body checked up.

My wife took off, despite my poor health condition, without any hesitation in a hurry.

My mother hoped that I could be more generous and ‘lend’ my wife to my cousin, who was suffering from depression.

My sister also scolded me, “It's all thanks to Paul that you can stay in this family. You should give him whatever he wants!”

I found my family’s opinions utterly absurd. After all, I was a closer family to them than my cousin.

He was just a thief who stole my place in my own home.

But when I finally decided to give up on my family, they regretted it deeply.

1

At the entrance of the city hospital, I was physically and mentally exhausted as I shouted hysterically at Laura Stoloff.

“Laura, if you leave now, we're done for good!”

Laura slowed down for a moment. She ran back to me hurriedly to hug me and kissed my cheek.

I grabbed her hand instinctively, not wanting her to leave.

But Laura pushed my hand away slowly and whispered in my ear, “Honey, don't overthink. I'm just checking on Paul, I'll be back soon.”

Then, she turned around and left in a hurry.

I was left rooted on the spot with tears streaming down my face.

I was totally disgusted.

How could she call me “honey” when she didn’t even hesitate to go see another man?

Laura, we're finished. I will never forgive you for this.

My mother, who came for Laura, grabbed my hand and pleaded with me, “Adolph, can you be more generous? Paul has serious depression. Can’t Laura stay to keep him company? I’m begging you!”

I felt as if I had been stabbed in the heart.

How could my mother ask me to be more generous to let my wife be with another man?

Before I could recover from the shock, someone else rushed through the door towards us.

It was Jessica Stoloff, my sister.

The first thing she did when she saw me was to scold me.

“Adolph, can't you be more generous? Laura is just keeping Paul company. Why are you being so sentimental?

“Besides, you’re only still part of this family because Paul stood up for you. You should give him whatever he wants!”

I stumbled back a few steps, and stole a glance at my mother, who looked away to avoid my eyes.

After scolding me, they left in a hurry.

My phone beeped after receiving a WhatsApp message, and when I unlocked it, I saw that I had received a message from Paul Stoloff. He sounded malicious and arrogant.

[Adolph, how does it feel to be abandoned again?]

[You shouldn’t have returned to this family. You belong in that pitiful pigsty in Shepshed Village.]

[I told you, I am the only son of this family. Everything in this family belongs to me, including Laura. As long as I ask them to, they will always choose me over you.]

[If I were you, living such a miserable life, I'd just end it all...