Chapter 96: Chapter 96: Chapter 96: Is there anything that can ‘t be solved by a meal?
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Chapter 96: Chapter 96: Is there anything that can ‘t be solved by a meal?
Translator: 549690339
In the end, Yigol found a thick notebook in Suri’s bedside table.
If he hadn’t looked carefully, he would have missed it.
When he opened it, it was indeed Suri’s diary. Normally, Yigol had no interest in reading diaries, but he wanted to understand her better.
The diary began with short, childish words, documenting the feelings of a little girl, very cute.
This must have been before any family problems occurred.
Yigol thought that later entries would contain more of her heavy emotions.
Peeling back those wounds was not what Yigol wanted to do. After Suri settled her emotional issues, he would take advantage of her cute little emotions found in earlier diary entries to tease her.
As Yigol expected, halfway through the diary, entries about her family troubles and emotional changes began to appear.
Suri’s emotions gradually transitioned from a cute little girl to sadness, pain, and torment.
In her diary, she also liked to paste various stickers. Initially, her stickers were cute ones, but as her emotional entries got worse, even the stickers changed styles.
Yigol kept reading until it was nighttime and had finished her diary.
After finishing the diary, Yigol couldn’t calm down for quite some time.
His wife was not born a mature, independent, cold-hearted girl.
She used to be innocent, lovely, and lively.
It was the family’s changes that made her lose her delightful and lively self day by day.
He also roughly understood why Suri felt so insecure.
But he couldn’t be one hundred percent sure. He could only find a suitable opportunity to gently probe and hope that Suri would open up to him.
After putting down the diary and looking out of the window, Yigol realized that it was almost dark.
He hurriedly checked his phone, worrying that if Suri came home and couldn’t find him, she would become anxious.
Unexpectedly, Suri hadn’t contacted him and there wasn’t even a single message.
Yigol quickly went downstairs, made dinner for his mother-in-law, didn’t eat dinner himself, mounted his electromobile, and rushed home to find his wife.
When he arrived home, the sky had already turned completely dark and the house was pitch-black.
As Yigol entered the house and turned on the light, he found that Suri had come back but hadn’t turned on any lights. She was still wearing the same clothes she wore when she left the house.
Yigol’s heart inexplicably panicked. Suri did not like the confinement of her work clothes, so she was used to changing into home clothes as soon as she returned.
Yigol entered the house with a considerable amount of noise, but Suri didn’t even turn her head, showing no intention to notice him.
Yigol secretly wondered if his trip to his mother-in-law’s and entering Suri’s room was discovered by her.
Is she angry?
Women tend to be more concerned about their privacy, so if she really knew, it would be normal for her to be angry.
But he couldn’t help it. If it wasn’t to understand her better, he wouldn’t have secretly gone to her room without telling her.
After composing himself, Yigol sighed and said, “Ah, I came back so late, but my wife didn’t even call me. When I came in, she didn’t even glance at me. I feel as lonely as a bachelor, so pitiful!”
Suri still sat there motionlessly, showing no intention to acknowledge Yigol.
Now, Yigol’s heart panicked even more. He went over and crouched down in front of Suri, staring at her face, trying to figure out why she was so angry.
Suri still had no reaction, and Yigol became increasingly at a loss for what to do. He got up and sat next to Suri, intending to pull her into his arms, but the moment his hand touched her, she swatted it away.
Yigol pretended to be in pain and pitifully rubbed his hand while asking, “Wife, are you mad at me for coming home late and not making dinner for you?”
“If that’s the reason, you really should be angry. I was wrong, but anger is bad for your health. Wife, don’t be mad. I’ll go make dinner for you right away. Will that make up for my mistake?” Yigol tried to appease Suri.
Women generally can’t resist being coaxed like this, as written in novels.
What problems can’t a meal solve?
He was worried that Suri would be angry, so he bought a lot of her favorite foods on the way home.
Just as Yigol was about to get up, Suri spoke, “Yigol, did you go to my mom’s place?”
Yigol sighed inwardly. So, she really knew, no wonder she was so angry. “Wife, I…” Yigol tried to explain but couldn’t think of a good reason.
“Did you go to my room?” Suri asked again.
Yigol felt like a child who had done something wrong, completely at a loss.
In ordinary days, he might be a bit mischievous, but that’s when he knew Suri wouldn’t get genuinely angry. If Suri were truly angry, he would be helpless.
He wasn’t good at soothing his wife.
Seeing Suri like this, his heart was in his throat.
If Suri would angrily get up and beat him, it would actually be better, as her emotions would be vented and she wouldn’t be angry anymore.
Yigol had seen Suri’s diary, and he had stepped on her sensitive nerve.
Needless to say, it must have been her mother who told Suri, probably to show her how much Yigol cared about her.
This mother-in-law…
Yigol didn’t know what to say anymore.
After Suri asked, the two fell silent. She didn’t get angry, but sat coldly, waiting for Yigol’s response.
This was another tricky question. Apparently, Suri wanted to hear his explanation, but regardless of how he explained, it would definitely make her angry.
After a moment of silence, he chuckled and said, “Wife, it’s so late, you must be starving. I’ll go cook right now, just wait.’
Yigol’s tone tried to sound relaxed, but he was very nervous. He carefully watched Suri’s reactions, fearing that any misstep might set her off.
“So, you must have read my diary, right?” Suri spoke again at that moment.
Her tone was so indifferent that Yigol couldn’t detect any emotion.
It’s said that calmness is the sign of an impending storm, and the calmer and more indifferent she was, the more panicked Yigol’s heart became.
He suddenly regretted his actions. Without her consent, he intruded on her privacy, which indeed was unforgivable, no matter the reason.
From her tone, it appeared she already knew everything.
“Divorce…” Suri started to say.
After hearing the word “divorce,” Yigol instinctively thought of marriage.. Was Suri going to divorce him?
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Chapter 96: Chapter 96: Is there anything that can ‘t be solved by a meal?
Translator: 549690339
In the end, Yigol found a thick notebook in Suri’s bedside table.
If he hadn’t looked carefully, he would have missed it.
When he opened it, it was indeed Suri’s diary. Normally, Yigol had no interest in reading diaries, but he wanted to understand her better.
The diary began with short, childish words, documenting the feelings of a little girl, very cute.
This must have been before any family problems occurred.
Yigol thought that later entries would contain more of her heavy emotions.
Peeling back those wounds was not what Yigol wanted to do. After Suri settled her emotional issues, he would take advantage of her cute little emotions found in earlier diary entries to tease her.
As Yigol expected, halfway through the diary, entries about her family troubles and emotional changes began to appear.
Suri’s emotions gradually transitioned from a cute little girl to sadness, pain, and torment.
In her diary, she also liked to paste various stickers. Initially, her stickers were cute ones, but as her emotional entries got worse, even the stickers changed styles.
Yigol kept reading until it was nighttime and had finished her diary.
After finishing the diary, Yigol couldn’t calm down for quite some time.
His wife was not born a mature, independent, cold-hearted girl.
She used to be innocent, lovely, and lively.
It was the family’s changes that made her lose her delightful and lively self day by day.
He also roughly understood why Suri felt so insecure.
But he couldn’t be one hundred percent sure. He could only find a suitable opportunity to gently probe and hope that Suri would open up to him.
After putting down the diary and looking out of the window, Yigol realized that it was almost dark.
He hurriedly checked his phone, worrying that if Suri came home and couldn’t find him, she would become anxious.
Unexpectedly, Suri hadn’t contacted him and there wasn’t even a single message.
Yigol quickly went downstairs, made dinner for his mother-in-law, didn’t eat dinner himself, mounted his electromobile, and rushed home to find his wife.
When he arrived home, the sky had already turned completely dark and the house was pitch-black.
As Yigol entered the house and turned on the light, he found that Suri had come back but hadn’t turned on any lights. She was still wearing the same clothes she wore when she left the house.
Yigol’s heart inexplicably panicked. Suri did not like the confinement of her work clothes, so she was used to changing into home clothes as soon as she returned.
Yigol entered the house with a considerable amount of noise, but Suri didn’t even turn her head, showing no intention to notice him.
Yigol secretly wondered if his trip to his mother-in-law’s and entering Suri’s room was discovered by her.
Is she angry?
Women tend to be more concerned about their privacy, so if she really knew, it would be normal for her to be angry.
But he couldn’t help it. If it wasn’t to understand her better, he wouldn’t have secretly gone to her room without telling her.
After composing himself, Yigol sighed and said, “Ah, I came back so late, but my wife didn’t even call me. When I came in, she didn’t even glance at me. I feel as lonely as a bachelor, so pitiful!”
Suri still sat there motionlessly, showing no intention to acknowledge Yigol.
Now, Yigol’s heart panicked even more. He went over and crouched down in front of Suri, staring at her face, trying to figure out why she was so angry.
Suri still had no reaction, and Yigol became increasingly at a loss for what to do. He got up and sat next to Suri, intending to pull her into his arms, but the moment his hand touched her, she swatted it away.
Yigol pretended to be in pain and pitifully rubbed his hand while asking, “Wife, are you mad at me for coming home late and not making dinner for you?”
“If that’s the reason, you really should be angry. I was wrong, but anger is bad for your health. Wife, don’t be mad. I’ll go make dinner for you right away. Will that make up for my mistake?” Yigol tried to appease Suri.
Women generally can’t resist being coaxed like this, as written in novels.
What problems can’t a meal solve?
He was worried that Suri would be angry, so he bought a lot of her favorite foods on the way home.
Just as Yigol was about to get up, Suri spoke, “Yigol, did you go to my mom’s place?”
Yigol sighed inwardly. So, she really knew, no wonder she was so angry. “Wife, I…” Yigol tried to explain but couldn’t think of a good reason.
“Did you go to my room?” Suri asked again.
Yigol felt like a child who had done something wrong, completely at a loss.
In ordinary days, he might be a bit mischievous, but that’s when he knew Suri wouldn’t get genuinely angry. If Suri were truly angry, he would be helpless.
He wasn’t good at soothing his wife.
Seeing Suri like this, his heart was in his throat.
If Suri would angrily get up and beat him, it would actually be better, as her emotions would be vented and she wouldn’t be angry anymore.
Yigol had seen Suri’s diary, and he had stepped on her sensitive nerve.
Needless to say, it must have been her mother who told Suri, probably to show her how much Yigol cared about her.
This mother-in-law…
Yigol didn’t know what to say anymore.
After Suri asked, the two fell silent. She didn’t get angry, but sat coldly, waiting for Yigol’s response.
This was another tricky question. Apparently, Suri wanted to hear his explanation, but regardless of how he explained, it would definitely make her angry.
After a moment of silence, he chuckled and said, “Wife, it’s so late, you must be starving. I’ll go cook right now, just wait.’
Yigol’s tone tried to sound relaxed, but he was very nervous. He carefully watched Suri’s reactions, fearing that any misstep might set her off.
“So, you must have read my diary, right?” Suri spoke again at that moment.
Her tone was so indifferent that Yigol couldn’t detect any emotion.
It’s said that calmness is the sign of an impending storm, and the calmer and more indifferent she was, the more panicked Yigol’s heart became.
He suddenly regretted his actions. Without her consent, he intruded on her privacy, which indeed was unforgivable, no matter the reason.
From her tone, it appeared she already knew everything.
“Divorce…” Suri started to say.
After hearing the word “divorce,” Yigol instinctively thought of marriage.. Was Suri going to divorce him?
Chapter 96: Chapter 96: Is there anything that can t be solved by a meal?Translator: 549690339In the end, Yigol found a thick notebook in Suri's bedside table.If he hadn't looked carefully, he would have missed it.When he opened it, it was indeed Suri's diary. Normally, Yigol had no interest in reading diaries, but he wanted to understand her better.The diary began with short, childish words, documenting the feelings of a little girl, very cute.This must have been before any family problems occurred.Yigol thought that later entries would contain more of her heavy emotions.Peeling back those wounds was not what Yigol wanted to do. After Suri settled her emotional issues, he would take advantage of her cute little emotions found in earlier diary entries to tease her.As Yigol expected, halfway through the diary, entries about her family troubles and emotional changes began to appear.Suri's emotions gradually transitioned from a cute little girl to sadness, pain, and torment.In her diary, she also liked to paste various stickers. Initially, her stickers were cute ones, but as her emotional entries got worse, even the stickers changed styles.Yigol kept reading until it was nighttime and had finished her diary.After finishing the diary, Yigol couldn't calm down for quite some time.His wife was not born a mature, independent, cold-hearted girl.She used to be innocent, lovely, and lively.It was the family's changes that made her lose her delightful and lively self day by day.He also roughly understood why Suri felt so insecure.But he couldn't be one hundred percent sure. He could only find a suitable opportunity to gently probe and hope that Suri would open up to him.After putting down the diary and looking out of the window, Yigol realized that it was almost dark.He hurriedly checked his phone, worrying that if Suri came home and couldn't find him, she would become anxious.Unexpectedly, Suri hadn't contacted him and there wasn't even a single message.Yigol quickly went downstairs, made dinner for his mother-in-law, didn't eat dinner himself, mounted his electromobile, and rushed home to find his wife.When he arrived home, the sky had already turned completely dark and the house was pitch-black.As Yigol entered the house and turned on the light, he found that Suri had come back but hadn't turned on any lights. She was still wearing the same clothes she wore when she left the house.Yigol's heart inexplicably panicked. Suri did not like the confinement of her work clothes, so she was used to changing into home clothes as soon as she returned.Yigol entered the house with a considerable amount of noise, but Suri didn't even turn her head, showing no intention to notice him.Yigol secretly wondered if his trip to his mother-in-law's and entering Suri's room was discovered by her.Is she angry?Women tend to be more concerned about their privacy, so if she really knew, it would be normal for her to be angry.But he couldn't help it. If it wasn't to understand her better, he wouldn't have secretly gone to her room without telling her.After composing himself, Yigol sighed and said, Ah, I came back so late, but my wife didn't even call me. When I came in, she didn't even glance at me. I feel as lonely as a bachelor, so pitiful!Suri still sat there motionlessly, showing no intention to acknowledge Yigol.Now, Yigol's heart panicked even more. He went over and crouched down in front of Suri, staring at her face, trying to figure out why she was so angry.Suri still had no reaction, and Yigol became increasingly at a loss for what to do. He got up and sat next to Suri, intending to pull her into his arms, but the moment his hand touched her, she swatted it away.Yigol pretended to be in pain and pitifully rubbed his hand while asking, Wife, are you mad at me for coming home late and not making dinner for you?If that's the reason, you really should be angry. I was wrong, but anger is bad for your health. Wife, don't be mad. I'll go make dinner for you right away. Will that make up for my mistake? Yigol tried to appease Suri.Women generally can't resist being coaxed like this, as written in novels.What problems can't a meal solve?He was worried that Suri would be angry, so he bought a lot of her favorite foods on the way home.Just as Yigol was about to get up, Suri spoke, Yigol, did you go to my mom's place?Yigol sighed inwardly. So, she really knew, no wonder she was so angry. Wife, I Yigol tried to explain but couldn't think of a good reason.Did you go to my room? Suri asked again.Yigol felt like a child who had done something wrong, completely at a loss.In ordinary days, he might be a bit mischievous, but that's when he knew Suri wouldn't get genuinely angry. If Suri were truly angry, he would be helpless.He wasn't good at soothing his wife.Seeing Suri like this, his heart was in his throat.If Suri would angrily get up and beat him, it would actually be better, as her emotions would be vented and she wouldn't be angry anymore.Yigol had seen Suri's diary, and he had stepped on her sensitive nerve.Needless to say, it must have been her mother who told Suri, probably to show her how much Yigol cared about her.This mother-in-lawYigol didn't know what to say anymore.After Suri asked, the two fell silent. She didn't get angry, but sat coldly, waiting for Yigol's response.This was another tricky question. Apparently, Suri wanted to hear his explanation, but regardless of how he explained, it would definitely make her angry.After a moment of silence, he chuckled and said, Wife, it's so late, you must be starving. I'll go cook right now, just wait.'Yigol's tone tried to sound relaxed, but he was very nervous. He carefully watched Suri's reactions, fearing that any misstep might set her off.So, you must have read my diary, right? Suri spoke again at that moment.Her tone was so indifferent that Yigol couldn't detect any emotion.It's said that calmness is the sign of an impending storm, and the calmer and more indifferent she was, the more panicked Yigol's heart became.He suddenly regretted his actions. Without her consent, he intruded on her privacy, which indeed was unforgivable, no matter the reason.From her tone, it appeared she already knew everything.Divorce Suri started to say.After hearing the word divorce, Yigol instinctively thought of marriage.. Was Suri going to divorce him?
