At the end of the day, there wasn't much to do, and she didn't want to stay alone in the villa, just waiting for Brandan to come back.
That kind of life made her feel like an old person nearing the end of life. Being a housewife was never part of her life plan, and Brandan's actions had disrupted all her plans.
She didn't want to work at his company; it was no different from being at home. She wanted to go to a place where no one knew her to work, but she thought Brandan wouldn't agree.
Being out of his sight was the only thing he wouldn't allow her to do.
Their conflicts could never be resolved; his intense possessiveness and domineering personality made her not interested in discussing anything with him.
In the end, they could never be equal.
Iris Harris put on her boots, grabbed her bag, and went out.
...
Iris got out of the car and hadn't been shopping in the mall for long when she felt someone following her.
