
He Fell in Love with His Wife
'He Fell in Love with His Wife' Summary
James, a farmer burdened by financial hardship, finds himself in dire need of a reliable housekeeper to maintain his farm. His attempts to find a suitable candidate prove unsuccessful, leaving him disheartened and frustrated. Meanwhile, Alida, recently widowed and burdened by the revelation of her late husband's infidelity, seeks a place of solace and anonymity. Desiring a fresh start, she seeks employment as a housekeeper, hoping to escape the whispers and judgments of society. Fate brings them together, leading to a unique agreement: a marriage solely for practical purposes, devoid of romantic attachments. James needs a housekeeper, and Alida needs a home and a fresh start. This transactional union offers a sense of security for both, allowing them to rebuild their lives. As time unfolds, however, James finds himself drawn to Alida's resilience and strength, his initial feelings of obligation gradually evolving into genuine affection. Alida, too, begins to see beyond James's gruff exterior, discovering a kind and compassionate man. Through their daily interactions and shared experiences, they create a space for understanding and connection, revealing the potential for love amidst their carefully constructed boundaries. The story explores the transformative power of shared hardship, the unexpected ways in which love can bloom, and the importance of finding hope and redemption amidst life's challenges.Book Details
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Edward P. Roe
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