(Only four chapters... I had such a terrible productivity today, bury me with your votes.)
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"You're a pig, a pig with only Wendy Quay in its mind." Mandy Qamar angrily stretched out her hand and seized his ear, saying, "Even if I was this good to a pig, it would squeal in gratitude. You're even worse than a pig."
These harsh words were quite satisfying. Mabel Cooper was also simmering with anger, swirling with jealousy. That Wendy Quay was nothing but trouble. This weak and delicate woman, always appearing pitiful and sympathetic, was gripping the deepest parts of this man's heart.
Then there was Faye Owen, who held the title of wife. But Wendy Quay occupied the most important space in his heart. Compared to them, Mabel Cooper was insignificant.
