Had she known then that Galilea had discarded the cake, she would've rejected it, just like she would've rejected the bitterness of the chocolate.

Their marriage, seemingly glamorous on the surface, was nothing more than a bitter experience cloaked in false hope.

From the very beginning, she was nothing more than Tyrone's plan B, a pawn sacrificed for Galilea.

Yet, she was blindsided by the allure of the chocolate's exquisite packaging.

Now, however, she realized her preference for the sweet, uncomplicated candies of her childhood, inexpensive yet genuinely satisfying.