Love Dies That Night

Theodore was gentle and attentive with another woman, and he had registered a marriage with her without telling anyone. Jessica, who had been with him for years and believed he loved her, saw it with her own eyes. On paper she was now the mistress. That night he left her in the street, a car hit her, and she died. Later Theodore did everything he could to make it up to her and went as far as groveling at her feet. Jessica feels nothing toward him. She came back to life through Pawnshop No. 8, which took her love threads as the price, and those were her capacity to love and to be loved.