Thinking of the fact that he had never been to the United States, Jacob unconsciously hated Elaine in his heart.
He sat in the co-pilot and said cursingly: “I have been ruined by Elaine all my life. If it weren’t for her, I would be a top student studying in the United States. Maybe I am also an MIT professor or at Harvard!
Speaking of this, he complained angrily: “The result? The result is that just after graduating from college, I was completely locked up by Elaine, a trash stock, and I have not been able to get rid of it!”
Charlie couldn’t help but comfort him: “Okay, Dad, there are some things you can’t just think about in the most optimistic way. You see, although your marriage is not happy, at least you are healthy. Think about it from another angle. Maybe there was destined to be a car accident in the United States, or you will be killed in a shooting when you arrive in the United States. If your mom keeps you in the country, it is tantamount to saving your life in disguise.”
Jacob said with a gloomy expression: “You don’t fool me here anymore. When we were young, the education we received was materialism and Marxist theory. We didn’t believe in fate. We sang a Soviet revolutionary song that year. There was never a savior. Don’t rely on the emperor, I’ve been sturdily destroyed by Elaine’s hands in my life!
Charlie smiled helplessly, and said, “Dad, or let’s talk about John Riley.”
Jacob hugged his arms, angrily He asked, “What does he have? Isn’t it just a higher degree, what’s so great? In addition, he looks a little more handsome, a little better, a little taller, and looks younger than me. A little bit, besides this, where else is he better than me?”
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