Summary of Chapter 1132 – A pivotal chapter in After I Stopped Loving Him by Daisy White
The chapter Chapter 1132 is one of the most intense moments in After I Stopped Loving Him, written by Daisy White. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
"My energy has always been good."
Isabella smiled and handed her own gift to Deborah. Turning to Jackson, she said, "Jackson, wishing you a happy marriage!"
Neither mother nor daughter offered the customary 'happily ever after' blessing.
Who knew if Jackson would just cheat again in the future?
If Deborah kept fighting with Natalie, the house would know no peace. Jackson might very well stray again, seeking comfort.
Once a cheater, always a cheater.
It all depended on whether Deborah would get the last laugh.
"Why don't I see Jordan and Natalie?"
Cynthia scanned the surroundings. Not spotting the couple, she asked with feigned concern.
"They're greeting guests," Jackson replied. "There are too many people here, I couldn't handle it all myself."
"Cynthia, how have you been lately? You look wonderfully radiant."
"Thanks to you, I've been doing perfectly fine. You, on the other hand—why does it look like you've aged a few years? Your hair has gone quite gray. You're the groom again, shouldn't you have dyed it black to look a bit younger?"
Jackson's smile grew stiff.
The house was pure chaos, the company demanded his constant attention, and his sleep was terrible. At her age, Deborah's appetite in the bedroom was ravenous, and he had to keep up with her demands every night. How could his hair not turn gray?
In the past, Cynthia had always been quiet. She never made demands. When he wanted intimacy, they had it. When he was tired, she never pushed him. She only cared for him quietly and made comforting health tonics for him.
He had to admit, Cynthia had been a textbook perfect wife.


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