Losing control of himself

Kevin smoked several cigarettes in the corridor just now, trying to figure out what happened earlier. He lit the cigarette and took several puffs, every puff was very heavy. As soon as the cigarette turned into ash, he will light another up. Perhaps he became angry when Karen was not willing to give him an explanation. He was her husband. As long as she explained to him, he would believe whatever she said, but she was reluctant to give him an explanation. What was so great about Charlie Gook? Why was Karen still involved with him after he hurt her so badly? In Kevin's opinion, Charlie was an arrogant and rude guy who came from a filthy rich family. He never took Charlie seriously. He never expects that he would lose to Charlie in Karen's heart. After hearing that Charlie said that he and Karen were childhood sweethearts and that kind of relationship was indeed the purest, but those feelings should be in the past now, shouldn't it? Kevin was very clear that Karen was now his wife, and s