I Got Married Without You

She didn’t answer Amelia’s video call. Instead, she reached out her hand and muted her phone.

In an instant, everything fell silent and time seemed to have stopped. It was so quiet that she could only hear the chirps of birds outside the window.

She was in so much pain and her blood was slowly seeping out, just like that when Erin bled to death.

A faint smile appeared on her pale lips. She finally realized how painful it was to wait for the blood to flow dry.

Instead of struggling, she relaxed her body and leaned against the floor-to-ceiling window. Her clear eyes slowly shifted to the sea outside.

Erin must have seen her from this position and knew she wouldn’t turn back. That’s why he didn’t finish writing his last words. He probably thought no one would bury him.

Tears gradually filled Stella’s clear eyes, mixed with a sense of relief. Memories of her entire life flashed through her mind.

She thought she would remember most of the moments involving Karen, but instead, the images that flashed across her mind were all about Erin.

For example, back when they were still little, Erin would follow behind her, protecting her from falling with his small hands.

when Erin made her cry, he would secretly ask the

come to her room after

couldn’t help but use a book to shield himself as he leaned

now that Stella realized her first kiss was taken by Erin, not

streaming down her

blurry vision, she saw Erin in a black suit, walking towards her

he knelt down on one knee and gently

had your blueberry pie and

in a daze, saying, “In the next life, I’ll

next life. He didn’t immediately give

already been with me for 29 days, that’s enough,” He

words, he didn’t actually want to meet her in the

bit panicked, Stella tried to grab Erin’s hand, but she only grabbed emptiness. There was no Erin, just a figment

of her hand. “Erin, if I say I still love you, can

even herself, unsure if there would be a next life.

continued to drain. Soon,

falling into complete darkness, Stella saw her eighteen-year-old self holding a