Chapter 59: To Be Married to a Bad Husband
Tabitha is just about to complain about her sister’s ignorance to her parents when she returns home, but she finds there is a guest. He is a middle-aged man with a crew cut, well-dressed, but he seems to be rude. Moreover, his manner is also impolite. Obviously, he is an upstart. “Tabitha is back! Come on, meet the guest. This is Mr. Qi, a new business star, young but successful!” His father hurriedly says, “this is my daughter, Tabitha!” The upstart looks up at her and smiles contentedly. “Mister, you are blessed. How beautiful your daughter is! She is promising! Ha ha ha!” Seeing that the upstart looks at her unscrupulously, Tabitha feels somewhat disgusted towards him. She just greets him and goes back to her room.
Her parents, however, warmly welcome the upstart. They talk for a long time and then her parents usher him out of the door in person. After supper, the parents have a night talk with Tabitha. “Honey, you have grown up. It’s time to get married. We don’t want you to delay marrying, so we choose a man for you.” Her father says. “It’s true. You will enjoy a happy life if you marry him.” Her mother also explains. “Who?” Tabitha is shocked. Before she knows it, her parents have chosen a husband for her. Her mother tells her with a smile that their daughter’s husband will be the upstart. “What? To marry that idiot! No way! ” Tabitha refuses without thinking.
Her ideal husband should be a man like Brian, with a superior temperament and strong power. The upstart is like a trash in her opinion! Her father’s face suddenly changes, “What did you say just now? Mr. Qi is a great boss. You surely win if you marry him! We are just for you. ” “Certainly, just obey us. We won’t hurt you.” Her mother begins to induce her. “No way! I won’t marry him, I feel disdain for this kind of people!” Her face flushes with anxiety, and she is very stern. “Tabitha!” Her father is in a hurry and even wants to give her a good dressing down. However, she stands up directly and rushes back to her own room.
On the one hand, Tabitha refuses to marry anyway. On the other hand, their company is at stake. Her father’s hair is becoming kind of white. But the upstart meets them again, and he thinks that Tabitha is pretty and he is willing to marry her. Though she still refuses, her parents are no longer hesitant. Because the company is in crisis now and the capital chain is about to be cut off. They directly follow Antonia’s advice and sends the wedding messages to everyone without Tabitha’s agreement. It’s a lightning marriage! On the night before the wedding, her parents are busy calling to invite guests. But Tabitha is lying in bed, crying, and she is just missing Brian.
She originally thought that all this was managed by the upstart and she still hopes to have a peaceful life. But in the next days, the upstart always comes back late and even stays out all night. He often brings back the smell of perfume, lipstick marks, and other women’s underwear. After all Tabitha is born in a rich family, how can she bear a husband like this? It is an insult for her that her husband fools around with different women every day and comes back to have s.e.x with her. She can’t stand it. One night, when the upstart comes back tipsily she shows her hand directly. “If you want to live with me, don’t go out to chase shady women! If you don’t, let’s divorce!” Tabitha looks at the upstart in disgust.
“Well,ha ha ha… ” The upstart takes a beer hiccup. He looks at Tabitha and laughs. Suddenly, he reaches for her chest with an evil smile , “what did you say? I beg your pardon? You are my wife and you have to listen to me, obey me unconditionally. You want to stop me from going to play? You also want to divorce? No way!” Tabitha is in pain and hurriedly pushes him away with a look of utter disgust. The long-standing anger finally breaks out, “You b.a.s.t.a.r.d, hooligan! My parents are so blind that they married me to you, a garbage.
The upstart suddenly stands up with his eyes widely open, his mouth twisting. He grabs her directly and beats her with his fists. “Ah!” Tabitha cries out in pain. “b.i.t.c.h, I gave you an inch, but you took a mile, didn’t you? I’m raising you little b.i.t.c.h and your whole family! Without President Si’s words, I would have killed you! ” “b.i.t.c.h!” “President Si’s words!” Tabitha’s face is black and blue, and she forgets his continual fists, stunned for a moment…