I Got Married Without You

Even Ryan didn’t know, so probably no one else did. Maybe Erin was really that terrible back then, wanting to bully her so badly that he sent people after her.

After all, he despised her so much at the time, even if he had a bit of a liking for her, it couldn’t overcome the long-standing hatred he had for her. Besides, he was in love with Stella without even realizing it.

Stella, unable to find any answers, slowly lowered her eyelashes. and looked at Erin, still bathed in sunlight. Her icy fingers unconsciously brushed against his face…

As her fingertips touched his cold, stiff cheek, Stella seemed to want to embrace him, but she never made a move. She just stared silently at him…

After what felt like an eternity, Stella spoke up again to Ryan, “Aren’t you going to ask who killed him?”

Ryan focused on Stella’s slender figure and sighed softly, “He wanted to protect you, so it doesn’t really matter who did it…”

staged it to look like a suicide, no matter how convincing it was, Ryan couldn’t be fooled. It must have been Erin being too violent, forcing Stella to pull the trigger. But because his love for Stella was so intense, Erin couldn’t bear

a suicide before his death.

and if he were in Erin’s shoes, he would have done the same. Some people’s love is obsessive, willing to give everything,

yet not necessarily to the living, especially to the person who pulled the trigger and killed him. So who can really say who won or lost in this years-long love-hate entanglement?

she was the person his friend wanted to protect. He would honor his friend’s last wish. But Stella would blame herself, after all, she had killed someone. Whether it was guilt or

from downstairs, Stella’s fingers involuntarily tightened. She wanted to embrace the person she had once loved before

and pulling her up, she looked into Erin’s fading figure and felt a sudden pang in

his body, and

unknown surge of strength, she broke free from the police’s grasp and rushed towards

just like she used to, but she couldn’t feel his warmth anymore,