My secret wife Novel

In "My Secret Wife," the narrator finds immense joy and gratitude in her marriage to Kerzen, whom she describes as hot and handsome. When she presents a homemade fried tilapia, a dish she believes is his favorite, Kerzen reacts with disdain, comparing its appearance to being left out for three years and capable of stabbing criminals. Despite the narrator's shame and offer to cook again, Kerzen insists they eat her burnt offering, grabbing her arm and preventing her from leaving. He dismisses her cooking skills, stating he doesn't want another dish ruined, implying this is not the first culinary disaster. As they eat, the narrator struggles with the bitter, burnt fish, regretting her past unwillingness to learn cooking from her mother. Kerzen's sarcastic remarks about the "delicious" burnt fish only add to her embarrassment. Nevertheless, she finds the day worthwhile because she is with her husband, her former crush. She eagerly anticipates sharing the details of her life with Kerzen, whom only her friend Tamara knows she is married to, with her friend the next day.