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Marrying Without My Eight-Year Boyfriend Knowing novel Chapter 76

Summary for Chapter 76: Marrying Without My Eight-Year Boyfriend Knowing

Summary of Chapter 76 – A turning point in Marrying Without My Eight-Year Boyfriend Knowing by Adalynn Clarissa

Chapter 76 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Marrying Without My Eight-Year Boyfriend Knowing, written by Adalynn Clarissa. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

No marriage, no sex.

That was the agreement Jorge and I had when we started dating.

Seven years of knowing each other, three years of being in a relationship.

He’d always kept his side of the bargain.

The only thing was, he didn’t want to marry. His parents’ divorce as a child had deeply scarred him.

He swore from an early age to be a non-marriage person.

I always tried to pull him out of those childhood shadows. I was like a shadow myself, tolerating all his bad temper.

I often told him:

“Even if everyone you care about stops loving you…”

“I’ll still love you.”

In the end, my love seemed to make a difference.

We were in a relationship, and I thought, if I could just hold on a little longer, if I tried just a bit more, I’d finally see some hope.

But the things on the floor, so glaring, slapped me hard in the face.

The man I had wanted to spend my life with was in bed with another woman.

Jorge’s face flickered, but quickly turned indifferent:

“Men… who doesn’t want to eat meat? If you don’t give it to me, someone else will.”

The woman next to him giggled:

I slammed them down, smashing my love along with them.

“Let’s break up!”

I said, grabbing Lillian’s hand and walking quickly out of the painful place.

Jorge tried to say something, but the woman behind him wrapped her arms around him again:

“Jorge, you’ve kicked her out so many times, and she always comes back.”

“You’re just having a physical affair, her heart will always be yours. Just spoil her a little and she’ll come around.”

Jorge didn’t chase after us.

He probably thought I’d come back.

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