My Wife Skipped Our Son's Funeral For Her Ex - Jinwoo Recap

One night of wild, completely unplanned oopsy daisy indulgence with Saraphina led to her unexpected plus one in the oven. Because of this, I stepped through the grand doors of the Sterling family. My heart was full of joy, thinking I'd spend the rest of my life with her, even if she always treated me like an

invisible piece of furniture. I never gave up. The moment the accident happened to our child, I felt the sky literally crashing down on my head. However, Saraphina chose this exact moment to run off to Zeli with her white moonlight childhood crush, chasing their youthful dreams like teenagers in a cheesy movie. In the morning hall, I

guarded my child's memorial tablet. Every single second felt like a slow, roasted torment. Just when I was on the brink of total despair, the click-click clack of high heels echoed. Someone in the crowd yelled out, "Saraphina, you finally came back." Yet, looking up, I only saw the empty drafty doorway. Disappointment hit me like a massive

tsunami, completely drowning me and making me realize something profound. She never truly belonged to me. This marriage from the very beginning to the bitter end was just my own solo tragic comedy. 3 days ago, my child with her unexpectedly met his end in a car accident. She and her precious Lander traveled far away to Zeli, holding hands

to fulfill the wishes they made when they were young and naive. On the third day after little Orion's death, Saraphina still hadn't bothered to show up. People in the morning hall came in waves and left in waves. Everyone wore expressions of deep sorrow and pity on their faces. Only I knew those were all