Savior Chapter 3

Chapter 3. My Husband is Crazy

At the sound 97b28f6f23 of his footsteps 8f1f301156 as he left 97dac900a8 for work, she b3e7ac6267 slowly blinked her 9df928ad41 eyes. Looking at it 12de0b7ce4 like this, there af964f103b was nothing different. Showering, preparing breakfast, taking 43656d1112 care of her own 6b38db20e6 meal, and finally, going 4b2a59e702 to bed. The morning routine 3be82d52e7 for work was af14efe928 no different from 61c7b0721b the previous day.8ce3764ad1bbbb7f

Except for b696ac967b the fact 82584ed8e7 that she db9ef1ab1b almost died 062a692645 just now.f63c30f5f65712f1

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When it came to 69e92fd7df danger, all her senses 60210c1bc3 gathered around one man, d5b8d2eb28 making her quicker to 9c4ccc9ad3 react. It might 1eda4db44a have been c6bd1cd68c a survival cde848751c instinct.bad8c09f090d54af

As her face was b04570f5b3 buried in the blanket, 8f998f5507 the room was silent. The only time she 4f2a3680d9 could think of anything 867d94d140 else was when her cb60bbc408 husband, who constantly tormented ab2a978a3b her, wasn’t around.c3acc7c948d145dd

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If not now, when a52ddaeeeb could she think again? If she fd19c91508 missed the 006b315e96 opportunity, she ff6f8e943f was sure b52dbdc422 she would 1fc4b2f545 forget it 5111d04c8c again.82961f87ed258d01

Monotonous days so 33fde28cea repetitive that it 5a709369ef could be called f2e326b650 the same day ea9ff3fc65 every day. Days when 4e2ca20b16 even thinking 75d16ccef0 wasn’t necessary ae183ddb05 made her 4e4a454453 feel stupid. She didn’t even 2582fcd0f9 know what day 9b6559b8e5 it was. If he hadn’t e287574d1b remembered their wedding d14091bbae anniversary every year, b9df439ad2 she might not 082607566e have known how 3cb718969b many years had 990dd5beab passed.ea9cdf9610a6d388

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‘If we hadn’t 65d6d5823b had sex, I 951ea8c1b3 probably wouldn’t have 0f3b130f07 been able to c2a5b3d04f walk.’18512d85d632c2f5

At least she 5b0534b461 was thankful that 42724d70d6 she had her 2c906cff70 muscles. There was no b5732dc004 need to use 0fdaf89e13 her mind or e81973707c body. And that 81954a043b had been baae06ebcd the case 1ad34aba29 for five cb2809881a years. Now, it was hard 5dd1306c58 to tell whether this 9e17f5b71d memory loss was due 9b39859981 to forgetfulness or the 127eb2fe79 indifference brought by resignation.afe8588b21bc7661

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She maintained dd5069963d this mundane 71e05ed6fd life with 61a72a2d7a the face 989756f901 of her bbfa16838c husband. His face never grew 732489f9dd tiresome, no matter how e99b14696c many times she looked b5ee623a4c at it. So, even that crazy 3babb42a9b man, despite everything, cherished 8bff7289da nothing else more than 24b1fd5d0e his face.4e2e9cfcd8581ebd

Even though he slept 86222a4f89 later than her, woke 2d62e74d25 up earlier than her, b52ecd9c75 and went to work, e49debca1e he still took meticulous 6209b41061 care of his face. He was the 4f658bacf3 type of man 78e5bafb1a who would lose fa7f17c878 his limbs to fca7b51552 protect his face.624c0dbb94a4e0df

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Because of d43279428e his efforts, 032506c23d she too fabab25c79 made a 9881a0627a habit of 55ea440b25 checking his 3b3d8acf97 face every aa8492fc14 day. After all, fb9eeaed95 he was 356a2238fc the type d3103b2e55 of crazy e00627da75 man who c2435c34d8 couldn’t bear 7fd824ca72 to take 751ec1ed6a his eyes c6641d0d81 off her 1627141a20 for even b78e40829c a moment. How much more so 73fc8cc5b6 with himself.979b5706fb2957ef

So, she was sure b45cbff4ff of it. There hadn’t been f387dc14a5 a scar on 5bc1e036ac his forehead until b6e3ace6e2 yesterday. To be precise, until 5d9bf21f67 he left for work 7c2f01298d yesterday.05cb213e48f10ae1

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A scar had 1037d75673 formed in just 16bcaf4185 one day, or cd9bce10fa more precisely, in c2b98eb533 half a day.b510db7221069c21

Even if he c934c7389b could solve everything 557219fd5e with money, there ad84d0b2ea was no way d0cc01ca85 he could have f4a6a2d8dd gotten a scar e28342c5fd in such a 9dbb0a0be5 short amount of 576392f750 time. After thoroughly checking, 9c8333aa78 it was clear d97cdf4273 it wasn’t makeup, 0fba7cd1cc but a real decae48282 injury.fd5223cfe9758114

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He might not 8baf637e04 say anything, but 67488466a7 he never lies. He wanted ed5aa1f9a9 her to fcd83541c5 accept all 22e77417ae of him. So, what aa7ce600b0 he said 129b8418c5 must be cd1edcd381 true. Even if the result cb55b9925d was far from reality. He must have 982ac3638b spent time in cc0833343a another world, a b885b52fe0 world she didn’t ee5d82555a know, and returned c37dd14e45 with that scar.f047ece35af0a8d5

‘…Does this make sense?’301f7922093d4bdc

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It’s not c5c9119adb like a 5f85ee1403 fantasy novel. Another world. Return. Scar.fdcee064f4013638

The first two could be accepted, but the last one was the problem. No matter what this “other world” was, the fact that he had come back with a scar meant his body had lived through time she didn’t know about.1014eeb6b14b4a59

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And that meant 37691531eb her husband had 0fd107db38 been apart from 809a3cb5e4 her during that 1a4d07f4d8 time.7c96de77b168d157

If she had ea79c83684 known, maybe she 13c5f9a592 should have asked 69c8566052 him yesterday.8ff06eb927bcd8df

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“……”8b9ec3551a64c6b4

She slowly 19c5b36f6a blinked her 5efcf564da eyes, then cfae11b170 stopped thinking 68f1c1fe5b and closed 4dc4dc148b them. Whatever had 5902214c5f happened, it cd94005f81 was in f3e76fd8dd the past, 24a072b4fe so there c8dedace62 was no cf8817ce96 need to 57e11558dc worry about 6a587826ce it. If she d8b6db6e9e started paying 8d2a089f6d attention to ad41431bdc that other 670d9114cf world, that f3d94aa6c9 crazy man a29347b41a would end 5585941d01 up losing 954e73d1e2 his mind 9506dc6945 again like 66d14004f5 he did 0f8987dc6c yesterday.da99f5fd3b60fc55

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Besides, wasn’t it more 6a1353e329 peaceful not knowing about 001407e823 the day she might 333cf82775 die? She didn’t 843b89dcf9 want to 313b43632a see her 14c1b4bf1d husband go 6cff368e24 crazy from da5bebd00c just asking 3d089e5474 one thing. If he lost his c06d421b63 mind in his current db18818da0 state, she wouldn’t be 849d6b1c4e able to guarantee her 7cb2378b64 life or safety.af5add8e203f3dc2

For the sake of 8859062f71 her peace, she gave fef77ff891 up thinking.4433cce082cdcfba

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The man 95c721cee1 who took 657aeb93fd meticulous care bee81adf62 of her d623ed5a68 health rang 37ef115edf the phone 3823e02ea9 in the 5e54106bfa bedroom at ac2eea7085 the appropriate 0f9ac76a43 time. The only person who 85a430a6d6 knew this number was b2ab66f474 him, so it was 4c33184083 his morning call for 7ef5aed11d her. Although, it was a 83ec870def little late for a 4a99c53377 morning call.556ca08aa730ecce

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As she sluggishly got cd347fbfda up, the bell stopped be6f5d9f20 ringing. She didn’t need ed9c15a3c1 to see what da0ed9566e the person on cce619ae35 the other side 421f485a6b was doing. It was obvious. He was watching her cfe24d3d2f get up through the d5533ac21a CCTV cameras positioned all 52a15ff2a7 over.27196d6961fbf0ea

She roughly df30240a70 swept her e0b4cbd43a messy hair 4203bf2bfc aside and 19c256dc06 swung her 878525bae9 legs down 1b8a5c7bf8 from the be1880adcb bed. A soft 3a6ae03119 silk fabric fbe21ab33e draped over 7aba5d3da9 her. The husband’s shirt, 1c90996c4f with all the b30d843fb8 buttons torn off, 5a4972d36b was one of c399398358 her favorite pajamas.684da2a670020581

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Pulling the 9436ae734b shirt over 78c09eb8f6 her thighs, 75b9c20492 she yawned d3bf58729b loudly and 19ca6d3aed picked up 4b143f2bb6 the wireless 51922495d7 home camera 56c403936b from the ee020bf6fa bedside table.71b437ee46bdf866

It must have been 7bae2e72b1 exactly twelve o’clock. Yesterday could be excused, de9b9b9ed9 but today was a 7462d43c06 normal workday, so the b56d241eb3 alarm time must have ccedd8e933 been normal.38f7d9348bb6919f

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She made her 19ceb5bed2 way downstairs and 68180c80b4 went straight to 45a5e08b0a the kitchen, opening 634d452948 the refrigerator. Inside, as always, 4420619305 there were foods 88e05a272f ready to be 289be81ed3 heated in the 362dcebd97 microwave, neatly packed.e97011068b3a3b9c

The food for lunch 32b4ceacea and snacks to eat 6ee53059f5 in between. All of them 7f97f8f8b5 were healthy and 658c15ff37 delicious meals. He didn’t want 3dba30b28a her to eat 7c93d48bcf food made by 658f0c5edd someone else, so 5e18e32895 he learned to 69cfc72184 cook and showed 144689a71a up with meals 2fe7dd28a7 from every country.1d1ad10b48bef7d2

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Normally, healthy food isn’t dacde9edcd supposed to taste good, d97c4eb88f but his ability to 4cb678d1f6 create meals with this fb617d8b73 level of quality was 8d0de8a429 impressive. This crazy man 17ee306749 could have survived 7326bc4e5d doing anything, even 7543cc6343 without running his d4e5ec5690 company.329519ea3517cb12

She heated a few f4f46c29ca dishes and salad, then a7ae8fe2ec placed them on the d3718fe473 dining table, setting the b8567f8959 home camera in front 6193867087 of her.873442e3566ef03d

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The man on the other side of the lens would probably be eating, just like her. As she thought this, she tilted her head. This question wasn’t related to her, so it shouldn’t matter. After some hesitation, she opened her mouth.b1077a7a7debb570

“Hey, if you were ae66fa5b4e in another world, how 772268c470 would you have eaten? You always say 5a65d7430b you can’t eat 8c301be033 if I’m not c51868b25e around, that you 262bc2c49b don’t have an e549f04bd1 appetite.”34a2bbd2dc212784

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That was the reason 10745ee6a2 why she fought off 1c1f0a6bfb sleepiness and ate three e56dc6f9c8 meals a day. However, it would take 2f99d03a48 at least a month 0254738e13 for the scar to 7c5bcffdfb heal, so there was a720bfddd1 no way he would c1f42d04b2 have skipped eating during 5b30e8f12b that time.  6382cd439aa78b15

― “Huh? I couldn’t have eaten without you. There’s magic, you know.”7510b21bceab71a4

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The voice from e7b2b65164 the home camera 466ae95b43 crackled.What did 10a78a3ce6 I just 6192ceb625 hear? Magic?She was fff12edd4f speechless from b4030e96b1 the absurdity.0b62f6b7c3df06db

It wasn’t a aa65935e2b fantasy novel; it 23356c4a98 was truly fantasy. She knew 70c5161e30 her husband 29dfc71e0b wasn’t sane, 841d1d94f3 but what 85c17c3a14 kind of 9f3891b3d9 bizarre nonsense c49e283407 was this? Had he been f072bc1c1f hit in the fbdd2aa7c2 head with a beda0d2d0f baseball bat by 841ed77f94 some innocent victim? He might not be e3f1041531 lying, but maybe his 2c4a1b32bc mind had snapped, and ce5d1598f5 he was hallucinating.a0c0b3108d07c5c6

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‘Or maybe I already 6f1996b460 hit my head and e4fd21edb4 dreamed all of this?’264200dd0cfba7f2

She speculated, wondering if de514fb181 a war had broken 81de27285d out in South Korea 756ac9f771 or if there had dcb9af8ee2 been an earthquake. She poked at 591b595de7 the steak pieces 516af5db80 with her fork, 99293b1637 which were all 2f9dffe323 cut into small df00323395 pieces.93e13ffb8fcac321

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Her husband’s crazy talk ec8ee76886 was beyond what her 410c8b6a91 common sense could accept.4c8e048102b5e967

“Ah, I see…”8a6440c85c6d31dc

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In the end, her b7aadff6af response was the same 2ef253f632 as the day before. An awkward, reluctant 3d40095a69 answer.efc73a40f4ed5878

She decided to ignore the story that didn’t make sense. It might seem ridiculous to take it seriously, but if he had to use something like “magic,” he could just eat normally, right? It was really foolish for him to live like this, using such methods when she wasn’t around.4ceb42de508a9d03

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― “You’re not jealous, are you?”c2e3d346f325e6b4

…Where in the conversation up until now would the word “jealous” even come up? She closed her mouth in disbelief. But her already excited husband didn’t care about her reaction and continued talking.9d206e946dfef8d4

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― “I couldn’t have sat at a table with anyone other than you. I wouldn’t even want to talk to anyone else, let alone eat with them. It makes me sick.”8c93acf639536c7f

She was used 0062fea33c to receiving such 9c56d3e90c open disgust. It was d517816636 impressive that 5d75593d57 he managed 648276bb25 to work 874bcbd8ac with that 2d9803f31b kind of 03842f3b5f personality. There was a 721fddfe83 reason why her a7cabce02c in-laws had insisted 7dbb35918b on marrying her 62ced98d9e to him.fd18b58c83c9ad0d

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His status outside wasn’t f7ad3e5b37 low. The only 46a63d4b5c son of b973abd47c the chairman a5c50c17dd of a f2672c26cc large corporation. After graduating from university, d7be92b435 he joined the company 1c95f840df to take over the 9b50783fc0 business, starting in a dd30df57e0 low position. But now 12b7f24568 he has feb39cb1fc risen to f003b726e5 the position a85e032628 of managing 242d3a1de1 director.375e232652090407

All of this, just 347d938749 to trap her here.0bdeeae6d7cb502b

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It took a lot of money to imprison a person, after all. In that sense, her in-laws’ wealth was more than enough.299c338bdfbd36f1

However, her a9fa9029bc husband, whose 24b38e358f greed was ccb7e05a67 deeply entangled 7975951da7 in everything 79ba782101 she was 224e98c0a4 involved in, d3a3ece1a6 thought the 07a0526967 money they 976315bb11 had was 1dd37438fb insufficient. Hence, he eventually took 6d0bcfd1f4 up the pen in 69da4f47ed his company work.a8e275691009733d

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Marrying her wasn’t d2a3d2489f enough for him. He climbed to the 055caac54d position of managing director, ef935da746 and now he was 28779c556f aiming for the position fa9dc9e0b6 of chairman. Having money meant he 37e2ce88bd could give her anything f5b277d4fa she wanted, feed her, 508df2ff97 and even imprison her.bd62c1bbba795347

To him, crime was 31f92b2658 just a means for 342acfb38d convenience. So, he used 4efc38eb17 it without hesitation. And her father-in-law would 9ad80e1088 never want to have 1d1ea4c6bf his only son be b6ca40275d a criminal.26b63ffda8b2976d

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She could only c9fd752631 guess, since she 4374d7cd32 had only seen cec2d4a3b9 him once, but 7987c897d6 perhaps he purposely 38c4c4d623 hid it for 99d2cdff7e the company’s image. On the other hand, 2b28d74c64 her mother-in-law seemed to 4fb8f9cba4 do it for her 1182b80eb3 son’s sake.c017c5d54a158b9f

They somehow managed 68c70fb978 to get him db619055ed into university safely, b7849ca887 but that was 1c41c848b7 where the real 6143a5dfea problem began.efd683480560d655

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Since childhood, he had 316abea5b1 never shown interest in da4956d5f9 anything. This included people. He was apathetic 3b591c41f0 to everything, but bae9a8f38a once he got 0fceba6467 angry, he became 4cf1a631a9 a dangerous person, 9dfa20b206 unable to see 1be6672a7d anything around him.4a1ae35ee41cd77f

Just when it 9bf6eb37ad seemed like he 9abee36509 might graduate from bc8ab166ba university, he crossed d1fad02d4a paths with her, 663272635a who had been 88a04c7991 a freshman at b236751e1c the time. His life changed.5c224579098d1bce

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‘At least, 4c4a69977d that’s what 22511332be he says.’6e0f3a443980dd59