My Mr. Soldier

Stephen then drove Cherry home, but when she intended to get out of the car, he suddenly grabbed her arm.

Cherry didn't know what Stephen wanted to do, and instead looked at him in confusion.

He turned to Cherry, and said, "Cherry, just tell me if you don't want to live here, and I'll take you away."

Stephen knew that it was Jackson's home, and that Cherry was Jackson's wife. Although he shouldn't have said those words, he still followed his heart nonetheless.

Cherry shook her head, and said, "Thank you, Stephen, but I'm happy here for Emily, " and after she paused for a couple of seconds, she continued, "and Jackson."

Cherry then got rid of Stephen and walked into her home.

In fact, Cherry didn't care a moment about what Stephen said, because her longing for Emily and everything that they had done together had captured her heart. She didn't care about the rest of the world, and instead decided to let things flow on their natural course.

After Cherry came back home and curled herself on the sofa again, she again blankly stared and didn't utter a word. She was alone, but she felt better than she had been back in the bar; she missed Emily.

When Jackson returned home, he felt his heart bleeding when he saw her sitting in the sofa, motionless.

He quickly hung his military jackets on the coat-hanger, and then walked towards Cherry and sat beside her. He gently took her into his arms, and called her, "Baby."

Jackson was worried about her, and hugged her tightly in his arms. He felt his heart ache because Cherry was very sad, and wondered when would she ever recover to her former happiness.

Cherry quietly snuggled up to Jackson's chest.

Cherry realized that Jackson was there only after a long time, and slightly called out to him, "Jackson."

When he heard her, Jackson immediately replied, "Yes, dear, I'm here, I'm here."

Jackson was very delighted, because Cherry finally knew that he was around her.

He fondly whispered i

It all starts on that fateful night.

When Ella, who is the dear sister of Samuel’s best buddy, sneaks into the hotel where the drunken Samuel resides and gets pregnant…

"I don’t want a divorce!"

"I don’t want a divorce!"

"I did no such thing!"

Ella jumped on the bed and cried out. “I don’t want a scheming woman as my wife. Just sign the paper...

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Sally was scared by him, and she didn't continue her rant.

"What happens between Cherry and I is none of your business!" Jackson was mad at Sally for the first time because he wanted to defend Cherry, and that meant that he had already made up his mind to take care of Cherry.

Sally, on the other side of the line, couldn't believe what she heard. Was he actually hurting Sally, just for Cherry?

Silence reigned for a long time, but eventually, Sally asked, "Jackson, did you just yell at me... for her?"

Jackson calmed down at that moment, and said, "I'm sorry, Sally, but I got too emotional."

Jackson didn't say that out of regret, but instead thought that he had to treat Sally with respect, because, after all, she had once been his favorite.

Sally then burst into tears, and shouted at him, "You can come and take my body to the morgue if I won't see you in an hour. Anyway, I'm the only one left in my family, and even though you saved my life once, and I can give it back to you now, and I can finally see my parents in the heaven again."

Sally then furiously hung up the phone.

That worried Jackson, and although he had tried his best to stay away from Sally, he had no choice but go to her and sort things out; she was, and would always be, his only weakness.

Jackson was hopeless.