Fair Well, Dragon City

With a sad and bitter smile on his face, Zac said, "Am I so bad in your heart?"

"If I can make the choice again, I will definitely choose not to know you forever." She said the sentence word by word, cruel and cold. Her eyes were as desperate as death. She seemed to have given up on him and their marriage.

His heart was torn into pieces. There was an unprecedented fear rising from the back, spreading slowly to the limbs and bones. He couldn't help shivering. He held her hand tightly for fear that she would leave once he loosened it. She didn't withdraw her hand, allowing him to hold it. Her hand was cold and her expression was even colder, as if he was invisible, and she didn't want to care anymore.

After that, there was only silence in the room.

She closed her eyes and didn't want to look at him.

He stayed at her bedside the whole night, but she didn't open her eyes again.

The next day, the sun was shining brightly, as if to sweep away the haze of the previous day.

Hazel woke up very