Stuck in an Island with Twelve Beautiful Women-Chapter 96: All weights on Jude

Jude was the one who was most depressed. He started doubting himself. But he remembered his ex-wife Anna was pregnant when she betrayed him. But Jude started thinking that it was someone else’s child. Probably one of her friend’s seeds.

As Jude grappled with the crushing weight of his own self-doubt and despair, his thoughts turned inexorably to the painful memories of his past. Among them, the memory of his ex-wife Anna’s betrayal loomed large, a bitter reminder of the pain and heartache that had haunted him for so long.

As he recalled Anna’s pregnancy, a surge of bitterness welled up within him, mingled with a sense of profound betrayal. For though he had once believed the child to be his own, doubts now gnawed at the edges of his consciousness, casting a shadow of suspicion over the paternity of the unborn child.

In the depths of his despair, Jude couldn’t help but wonder if Anna’s pregnancy had been the result of infidelity, a betrayal not just of their marriage, but of his trust and faith in her as well. The thought that the child she carried may have been sired by another man sent a stab of pain through his heart, reopening wounds that had never fully healed.

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Yet, even as he grappled with the painful truths of his past, Jude knew that he could not allow himself to be consumed by bitterness and regret. For amidst the darkness that threatened to engulf him, he clung to the faint hope that one day, he would find the strength to confront his demons and emerge stronger on the other side.

And so, with a heavy heart and a resolve born of desperation, Jude vowed to confront the ghosts of his past and reclaim control over his destiny, determined to forge a new path forward, free from the shackles of doubt and despair.

Emma: "Have you noticed something strange about Jude lately? He never seems to eat much, and he’s always so thin."

Stella: "I’ve noticed that too. It’s like he’s not interested in food at all. It’s not normal."

Scarlet: "Do you think there’s something wrong with him? Maybe he’s sick or something."

Emma: "I don’t know, but it’s definitely weird. I mean, who doesn’t like to eat?"

Lucy: "Hey, guys, I couldn’t help but overhear. I just want to say that maybe we shouldn’t jump to conclusions about Jude. There could be other reasons why he’s not eating much."

Stella: "Like what, Lucy? Do you have any idea?"

Lucy: "Well, maybe he just has a small appetite, or he’s on a special diet. You know, people have different eating habits, and it doesn’t necessarily mean there’s something wrong with them. Not to mention that the stress of we are not getting pregnant, must be pressuring him too"

Scarlet: "I guess you’re right, Lucy. We shouldn’t judge Jude without knowing the full story."

Emma: "I don’t know about you two, but I’m starting to have doubts about Jude. We’ve been trying for months, and still, none of us have gotten pregnant." Read exclusive content at novelbuddy

Stella: "I have to agree, Emma. It’s strange, isn’t it? I mean, we’re all healthy, and we’ve been doing everything right. Could it be something to do with Jude?"

Scarlet: "I don’t want to believe it, but it’s hard not to wonder. I mean, he’s the only one we’ve all been with recently. What if there’s something wrong with him?"

Lucy: "Come on, girls. Let’s not jump to conclusions. Jude has always been careful and responsible. I don’t think it’s fair to blame him without any proof."

Emma: "But Lucy, we’ve been trying for so long, and still, nothing. What if there’s something we’re missing?"

Stella: "I don’t know, Emma. Maybe we’re just overthinking things. Maybe it’ll happen when the time is right."

Scarlet: "I agree. Let’s not lose faith in Jude just yet. He’s been nothing but supportive and loving towards all of us. I trust that he’s a healthy man, and that we’ll all be blessed with children when the time is right."

And with that, the doubts that had plagued Emma, Stella, and Scarlet began to fade, replaced by a renewed sense of trust and faith in Jude and in the journey they were all on together.

Jude also overheard their talking. Even though they said they believe him, it doesn’t mean the fact that they are not getting pregnant isn’t gonna go away. No matter how he looked at it he felt it was all his fault.

As Jude listened in on the conversations of his companions, their words echoing with a hollow reassurance that did little to assuage his growing sense of guilt and self-blame, he couldn’t help but feel a heavy weight settle upon his shoulders.

Despite their attempts to offer comfort and support, the underlying truth remained unchanged, they were still unable to conceive, and Jude couldn’t shake the feeling that it was all his fault.

No matter how he tried to rationalize or justify the situation, Jude couldn’t escape the nagging suspicion that he was somehow to blame for their infertility. Each passing day only served to deepen his sense of inadequacy and despair, leaving him trapped in a suffocating cycle of self-doubt and recrimination.

As he grappled with the weight of his guilt, Jude felt a sense of isolation creeping over him, a gnawing loneliness that seemed to consume him from within. Despite the presence of his companions, he couldn’t help but feel utterly alone in his suffering, a solitary figure adrift in a sea of doubt and despair.

Yet, even as he teetered on the brink of despair, a small voice within him urged him to cling to hope, hope that one day, they would find the answers they sought and emerge victorious over the trials that beset them.

And though the road ahead seemed dark and uncertain, Jude knew that he could not afford to lose sight of that flicker of hope, for it was the only thing keeping him from being swallowed whole by the darkness that threatened to consume him.