A businessman who had suffered an accident regains his sight after years of marriage, but what he sees his wife doing terrifies him, and he immediately asks for a divorce. The rain beat down on the living room window with that constant, disturbing sound that seemed to reflect the suffocating tension inside Hudson’s magnificent house. The dark sky and the strong wind made the trees outside sway violently, while the raindrops ran down the glass as if they were the poor man’s own tears of despair.
Hudson was standing in the middle of the room, his once calm eyes now red with fury. His closed fists were shaking while his heavy breathing filled the air.
“I can’t believe you did that to me… you, you!” he shouted, his voice brimming with restrained anger. With each word, his tone became more serious, more full of hatred. He paced back and forth, stomping hard on the wooden floor as if he wanted to crush something under his feet, leaving a trail of tension in the air…Click Here To Continue Reading>> …Click Here To Continue Reading>>
Mary, near the sofa, could barely stand upright. Her eyes were red and swollen from crying. What her husband revealed he knew about her left her shocked and speechless with fear. The despair on her face showed the depth of the guilt she felt, even though her words were mired in lame excuses. She sobbed, trying terribly to explain herself, her hands shaking as she searched for something, anything, that could calm down the situation.
“Honey, please, I… I love you!” she stammered, not knowing what else to say. “But I don’t understand how…” she asked, her voice weak.
Before she could continue, he cut her off brutally, his words like knives plunging through the air.
“Shut up! I can’t believe you’ve been cheating on me all this time!” Hudson growled, his feet pounding the floor in indignation.
Mary cried and begged for forgiveness, not knowing how to put out the fire she had caused. Meanwhile, in the narrow hall leading to the living room, two small figures were standing in the shadows, their eyes wide with fear. They were the couple’s children, watching this hellish scene and barely making a sound, frightened.
Their father, who had always been a calm, loving presence—like a true friend and hero to them—was now unrecognizable. Their mother, who wasn’t very close to them or affectionate but who never failed to take care of them, now seemed to fall apart in front of them.
Mary, still stunned, struggled to understand how her husband had found out the truth, how everything had fallen apart.
“How did you find out? I don’t understand!” The confusion in her voice was palpable, and her words barely came out as panic took over.
Then came the final blow.
“I can see now, Mary! You were never going to tell me the truth, were you?” Hudson roared, his voice echoing through the house like the thunder that resounded outside.
She opened her eyes wide in shock and fell to the ground as if the weight of the revelation had knocked her over. Open-mouthed and wide-eyed, the woman was unable to process what she had just heard.
“But… you’re… you’re blind!” she stammered, incredulous. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>
“Not anymore!” he shouted, anger still boiling in his voice.
His wife’s expression froze the moment the businessman revealed, without a shadow of a doubt, that he could see again. Her face, already wet with tears, now seemed drained of color. She was pale, petrified, unable to form any words. Her wide eyes were a reflection of the despair that was beginning to grow inside her, like a destructive wave. Panic washed over her as she tried to process that new reality. It was as if the ground had disappeared beneath her—everything had gone up in smoke.
However, before Mary could even react, the couple’s sons, Lewis and Marlin, heard their father’s revelation and ran out of the hall toward him.
“Daddy, daddy! Aren’t you blind anymore? Can you see us?” little Louie asked, his eyes shining with hope, while Marlin shook his head, incredulous and overjoyed at the same time.
Shock and happiness overtook the little boys, who had never imagined that their father would be able to see again. It was as if life had suddenly taken a turn they had never dared to dream of. The man knelt down and opened his arms, hugging them both tightly. He stroked each one’s face, the gentle touch of his big hands seeming almost sacred as he loved his boys so much. Tears of emotion began to form in his eyes as he looked for the first time in years at the faces of his children.
“Yes, my boys, I can finally see you,” he said, his voice filled with a mixture of happiness and pain.
The excitement was evident in the boys’ eyes as they smiled from ear to ear, finally seeing their father with their own eyes and, for the first time, really being seen by him.
But meanwhile, the cheating wife was still on the floor, her body now trembling, scared to death. Hudson turned his attention to her with an expression that could only be described as pure hatred. His eyes were filled with a fury that pierced her like never before. He stood up slowly, his heart burning like fire.
Mary tried to speak, but, “I’m…” she stammered, her voice breaking, trying to pull herself together as her dread grew by the second. She tried to get up, her body shaking, her hands trying to find support.
“Honey, for God’s sake, I can explain! Let’s talk, please! How did you get your sight back? I didn’t mean to do this! Hudson, listen to me, please!” The words came out fast and desperate. She reached out towards him as if asking for help, but her husband was beyond anger, beyond pain. He didn’t want to hear it.
“You’re a traitor, Mary!” he shouted, taking a step forward, his voice rising. “I want you out of my house! I want a divorce! And you’re not taking anything that belongs to me and my sons. What I saw—there’s no forgiveness. I will never forgive you!”
The hatred in his words was cutting. His wife stood up and looked at him, tears now mixed with the sheer terror of losing everything.
But what did Hudson see that made him so stunned that he wanted a divorce as soon as he regained his sight?
