My Wife Loves Attending Parent-Teacher Meetings for Her First Love's Son — Novel

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In a world where love intertwines with betrayal, Rena's devotion to her past threatens to unravel the family she built with her husband. When she prioritizes her first love's son over their own daughter's urgent needs, the foundation of their marriage begins to crack. What happens when the scales of loyalty tip, leaving a father to question everything he thought he knew about his wife and their life together?

As Yasmine fights a fever alone in the hospital, her father grapples with the painful reality of Rena's choices. With each missed call and neglected duty, the distance between them grows, revealing cracks in their once-happy family. Can he forgive Rena for her apparent indifference, or will her ties to the past prove too strong to overcome?

When betrayal comes to light, and Rena's true priorities are laid bare, the stakes rise. Will their love survive the tumult, or will it be lost to the shadows of unfulfilled promises? As secrets unfold and hearts are put to the test, both parents must face the consequences of their actions. In this gripping tale of love, loyalty, and the quest for redemption, can a fractured family find a way back to each other?

My Wife Loves Attending Parent-Teacher Meetings for Her First Love's SonChapter 1 Discovery

I managed to marry the dream girl I had fallen for since my youth.

Unexpectedly, she was entangled with her first love, who was a bully during school.

She even neglected our daughter, who had a high fever, to tutor the bully's son!

"I have to tutor my godson. Yasmine is no longer a baby. Can't she go to the hospital on her own?"

I divorced her in a fit of anger.

But to my amazement, less than a month later, she was betrayed by the bully and his family and begged in tears for my forgiveness.

I was working overtime at the company when my daughter called me.

My daughter's voice was weak and cautious.

"Dad, could you come to the hospital and help me pay the medical expenses?"

My heart skipped a beat. I was so anxious that I hurriedly took my belongings and left without even telling my colleagues what happened.

While driving to the hospital, I checked the time. It was 7:30 pm.

Rena should be off work by this time. How could she not be with the sick Yasmine?

As soon as I reached the hospital, I ran to my daughter Yasmine without any time to think too much.