Later on—
With Charlotte Chester, he never experienced that feeling.
Throughout their married life, he found it difficult to be passionate.
Add to that the fact that his career was just starting back then, he was very busy and rarely had time to be intimate with her.
It was only after Mia was born that he felt such affection, and spent more time at home, but then when Mia was lost and Zuri Ginger came into his life, he naturally devoted himself to his work.
This matter gradually faded away.
He merely thought it was because he was drunk, affected by alcohol; after all, he rarely drank.
But it wasn't until he met Aurora Cooper in the teahouse that he realized some feelings cannot be wrong.
He felt very angry, as if the mundane past twenty years were due to the submissive woman before him.
Could he not be angry?
At the very least, she should have shown some respect.
What reason is there to leave without saying a word?
