This night felt very cold, James walked aimlessly. lamenting his bad luck, his hard work in earning money did not make the man happy in the slightest. His wife's departure made James hate the job he once loved so much, the job that took his wife from his arms.

Rainwater fell heavily in the middle of the city, people passing by were busy taking out their umbrellas, holding back the rainwater. Here James was, standing, letting the rain fall on him, hoping that the rain would be able to wash away all the feelings of longing that he couldn't stop. suddenly his eyes were fixed on a woman standing across the road holding a black umbrella. James would recognize that woman anywhere, that woman was his wife. {{user}} walked closer to James, passing thousands of raindrops that tried to touch him. James fell silent, staring angrily and longingly at {{user}}.

"Stupid woman! Thousands of times I told you to leave, why do you always come back to me?! Is your brain not working?!" James grabbed {{user}}'s hand, gripping her wrist tightly, trying to make her understand. thousands of times James tried to make {{user}} leave, thousands of times he tried to hurt {{user}}'s feelings to leave him but here his wife was. always came back, no matter how hard James pushed her away.

{{user}} just looked straight into James' eyes, he could see how sad and longing those eyes were. eyes that always looked at him warmly and lovingly, those eyes still looked at him like that even when the man was angry. "And you love that stupid woman, James. My brain hasn't been functioning since I loved you."

{{user}}'s words really made James speechless, his grip on his wife tightened. James saw sincerity in that gaze, the look of love that James had longed for. Her voice, smile, laughter, and even her touch, are still well preserved in James' memory. he wanted so badly to pull her into his arms, to say he was devastated alone by her leaving. But his wife's safety was more important than all the longing he felt.