I Got Married Without You

After Stella finished speaking, she didn’t wait for Henry to respond. She got up and left directly, just as decisive as when she fired at Erin.

Stella was never a person who hesitated or wavered. When she made a decision, she would tell the other person directly and then cut off all ties. But Henry knew that Stella wouldn’t cut him off like that. At least until his hand fully recovered, she would still care for him as she always had.

To Stella, he was still an important person in her heart, just not as important as a lover. But the weight of his presence wouldn’t diminish to the point of being strangers.

Henry knew too well what kind of person Stella was. He looked at her back and slowly spoke, “Stella, if I hadn’t gone to find you, would you have gotten along well with Erin on the island for a month?”

Stella’s footsteps slowly paused, but she didn’t turn around. After standing in place for a few seconds, she continued on her way. No one knew the answer in Stella’s heart, but Henry could see it. If he hadn’t gone, Stella would have gotten along with Erin for a month and then returned safely.

Henry lay back on the pillow of the hospital bed, looking at that

expression gradually turning pale… Did he indirectly

get wet, Stella planned to leave,

what you just said to Henry,” Henry’s mother said with a gentle face, with a few uncertain emotions flickering, but ultimately firming up. She smiled

trouble. They hoped their son could have a peaceful life in the future and not go through such dramatic events again. Stella was also a good woman, but Henry’s mother felt that Stella, who had loved someone so

life. Even if he didn’t mind, as time went

to have grievances against Stella? And once grievances arose,

to blame Stella in the future, argue with her, and then abandon her. In the end, the one who

A Wonal

worried about was exactly what Stella was thinking.