Your Love Came After I Moved On
On the fifth year of Astrid Jenner and Reuben Judd's marriage, she accidentally stumbles upon him accompanying his secretary, Eleanor Sharpe, to a prenatal check-up, thus uncovering his affair. It makes her sacrifices in the past five years look like a total joke.
Having realized that she no longer has a place in the Judd residence, Astrid decides to get a divorce. Pain and agony have already become a norm thanks to Eleanor's constant acts of provocation, Reuben's icy attitude toward her, and her family's frequent scolding.
After the divorce, Astrid and Reuben meet once again. Now, she's head over heels in love with another man. As for Reuben, his ex-wife is now the apple of another man's eye.
Once the banquet is over, Reuben grabs Astrid, his eyes already reddened and his posture all humble and pleading.
In a choked-up tone, he asks, "Do you seriously not want me anymore?"
Astrid just gazes at Reuben coldly. Before she knows it, she feels herself being pulled into the arms of Sidney Ziegler, the cold and noble-looking man next to her.
He says coolly, "Mr. Judd, my wife and I want to go home soon. Do mind your manners."
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Astrid once thought she was the biggest joke in the whole city. During her darkest times, a man, whom she has only met a few times, decides to take her home with him.
After that, she finds out that there exists someone who adores her as though she were the most precious treasure in the world. Her tears are akin to thorns lodged in his side, and to him, she's the one he cherishes the most. Naturally, he doesn't have the heart to make her suffer, not in the slightest.