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Jacob and Gloria have known each other since university, but while Jacob has always secretly loved her, Gloria sees him only as a friend. Years later, now a successful lawyer, Jacob finally gathers the courage to confess his feelings over dinner: "Gloria, I've always loved you." However, Gloria rejects him harshly, claiming he doesn’t meet her physical standards. Heartbroken, Jacob accepts her decision and eventually grows closer to Charlotte, Gloria’s younger sister. Their bond deepens, and they build a strong and happy relationship, while Gloria marries Samson, a handsome yet abusive man.  

When her marriage turns into a nightmare, Gloria, trapped in a toxic relationship, tearfully confides in Charlotte. Realizing her mistake, she leaves Samson and returns to Jacob, begging him for another chance. "I was wrong. It’s you I truly love," she tells him, overwhelmed with emotion.  

Jacob now faces a heartbreaking dilemma: should he leave Charlotte, the woman who has loved him unconditionally, or rekindle his relationship with Gloria, his first love? Aware of the situation, Charlotte refuses to lose Jacob without a fight.  

Caught in this complex love triangle, Jacob must decide between his past and his present. Which love will prevail?

One Man for Two Hearts

Charlotte said nothing, and Gloria continued, “I hope he's still there, enjoying your delicious croissants.” 


— “Yes,” Charlotte replied with a slight laugh, “but he'll be leaving soon. By the way, will you be with your driver today? I have something to do at home before heading to the restaurant, so Jacob won’t be able to drop me off. It would help if you could pick me up, and we’ll go together.” 


— “And should I also call you first before you tell me this?” Gloria said with a hint of reproach. “And don’t forget that you didn’t even bother to check if I got home safely last night.” 


— “Sorry, Gloria. I was about to call you when I saw your call this morning. As for last night, I went to bed early. And since Jacob told me he dropped you off in front of your place, I figured it was unnecessary to call again to check.” 


Gloria couldn’t help but let out a bitter chuckle. 


— “I see you really trust your man.” 


Chapter 50