In the suite on the top floor of Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, Samuel stood in the open-air garden, holding a goblet with half a glass of red wine in his hand, lost in thought.

　　This time he came to America not only for work, but also for the heart of ANN.

　　During the period of his divorce with Sally, the number of times that Ann fainted increased. He was afraid that her heart disease would be more serious.

　　At the thought of this woman, Samuel became more agitated. He drank up the wine in his glass without saying a word. Since he quarreled with her that day, she had...