Under the first blush of dawn, I bid farewell to the home that held memories of my failed marriage.
I was returning to my prenuptial haven – an apartment I'd kept wisely.
The haunting silence of the previous night lingered, shrouding the air with a rising sense of finality.
Taehyung had disappeared hastily after taking an unexpected call.
The irony wasn't lost on me - my wedding ring, the only tangible proof of our five-year union, was now abandoned on the bedside table.
Taehyung didn't return that night, suggesting an implicit acceptance of our impending divorce.
The only casualty of this fallout - an expedient marital arrangement.
The curveball came as Taehyung texted that evening,
"I'll pick you up for tonight's party."
He took over the usual corporate communication, breaking the norm.
I declared in my response my decision to move out and attend the party solo.
His silence revealed the gravity of our situation.
Just as I was beginning to adjust to this newfound silence, an unexpected visitor appeared - Taehyung.
His appearance, so alien in its weariness and reddened eyes, surprised me.
I saw a vulnerability that I hadn't seen before.
Noticing my bare finger spurred a passionate discussion about our impending divorce.
Amid my confusion regarding his sudden resistance, he made his stance clear:
"Jennie... I don't want a divorce."
There it was. Taehyung's stand.
He didn't want a divorce, which left me grappling with a whirlwind of unexpected emotions.
Amidst our abruptly interrupted conversation, I tagged him for the party.
I was surprised to find the backseat of his car filled with pink gift bags and, much to my astonishment, stocked sugar in the glove compartment - catering to my hypoglycemic needs.
I hesitated at the efforts he started making to accommodate my preferences.
As if his sudden attentiveness wasn't shocking enough, he promised to compromise, to adjust – share meals, respect my social boundaries,
and confirm a united front in case of misunderstandings.
His voluntary disclosure of the ongoing scandals involving a confident Irene and his reassurance of her insignificance in our lives left me reeling.
"Jennie,"
He prayed, coming clean about his self-realization following a night of deep introspection.
He confessed his failures as a husband and requested a chance to mend our damaged relationship.
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✔Love After Marriage [Taennie Adaption]
FanfictionI was the perfect wife for five years, but he never loved me. He only had eyes for her, his first love. So I decided to end our marriage and move out. But a week later, he showed up at my door. "Divorce?" He looked at me with red eyes. "Say that aga...