When Love Through the Years Were Just in Vain — Novel

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In a world where the echoes of love linger like a haunting melody, a young woman finds herself caught in the delicate web of her husband’s cold demeanor and the vibrant charm of his new student, Lucy. With their marriage seemingly stagnant after four years, the arrival of Lucy stirs feelings long buried. Is Kevin’s icy indifference to the young girl hiding deeper emotions, or is it simply a reflection of his disdain for distractions?

As tensions rise in their household, the quiet moments shared between husband and wife are disrupted by Lucy's bright energy and curiosity. Every encounter with her pulls Kevin further into turmoil, and you can’t help but wonder: what secrets lie behind his rigid exterior? With each passing day, the stakes grow higher, and the fragile balance of their relationship hangs in the balance.

Amidst the chaos, will the couple find a way to reignite the spark that once bound them, or will the allure of youth and innocence draw Kevin away? As the lines between love and loyalty blur, you’ll be left questioning everything. How long can love endure when the heart is pulled in conflicting directions?

When Love Through the Years Were Just in VainChapter 1

My husband’s new student was a very pretty girl. All the men who had seen her are obsessed with her. But she would only be scolded by my husband. For some reason, my husband’s attitude towards her was extremely cold.

Even I can’t stand it, “Are you too harsh on Lucy?”

“I don’t need a vase here. If you can stay, stay. If you can’t stay, get out.”

Later, the laboratory exploded and he passed me and stood in front of Lucy. Blocked all the splashes. The liquid penetrated the white hexagram and penetrated his skin, but he didn’t cry out in pain.

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I had been married to Kevin for four years and had always respected each other. Since I met Kevin, he had been a dull person. Our life was not too passionate, but the relationship was stable. Nothing had changed in the past four years.

So both of us wanted a child to try to break this cold barrier.

On the way back from the hospital, we met Lucy.

“Professor Zuckerberg.” She called out.

I looked up at the person next to me. I didn’t know if he heard her. I walked a lot faster.

"Professor Zuckerberg!"