The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 877

Matilda's body stiffened instantly when Jacob came forward and suddenly hugged her from the back.

She had always been hoping from the depths of her heart throughout the past twenty over years for Jacob t o hug her tightly in his arms. 6

After all, this was the only man that she had ever loved in her life.

At this time, her first love from more than twenty years ago was hugging her tightly in his arms. As his hands were clasped tightly around her belly, Matilda felt as though she had already regained the feelings that she had from more than twenty years ago. 9

Matilda's true feelings suddenly surged deep in her heart and she could not stop herself from placing her hand on his hand gently. 6

However, as soon as she placed her hand on Jacob's hand, she suddenly realized that it was really wrong for her to do this.

She quickly broke away from Jacob's embrace as she straightened out her hair in a panic. After that, she said unnaturally, "Jacob, we shouldn't be doing this. You're still a married man after all. I can't let Elaine down like this!" 6

Jacob was very anxious and he blurted out immediately, "She was the one who betrayed your

trust and let you down in the first place! When we were both still together, Elaine knew that both of us had a very good relationship. She knew very well that I was your boyfriend but she did not even think twice when she took advantage of me when I was drunk. If she had not been so shameless, both of us would still b e together right now!"

Matilda sighed slightly before she said, "Although everything was indeed her fault in the past, I was the one who chose to let you go. Since I've already chosen t o let go and give you to Elaine, then I shouldn't be betraying her like this. I shouldn’t do anything to hurt her and let her down. This is a matter of principle. Otherwise, wouldn't I be the exact same kind of person that she was?" 8

Jacob said anxiously, "That woman ruined our relationship and she destroyed the happiness that we could both have shared. Do you really need to think about principles when it comes to someone as despicable as her?" 1