Let's Get Married

It’s half past two in the morning when Tim drives to an industrial park on the outskirts. Those parks are covered in darkness, only a few streets’ lamp is lit. The desert image delivers a sense of unusual coldness.

Not far away, parks a black Santana 2000, which has been covered with a layer of dust. After checking the plate number with the text is the same, Tim gets out of the car and pulls the door of the other car, it is unlock.

In the front dashboard, there are a bunch of photos that are sealed with transparent plastic bands. It’s not someone else, but are Lily and Rex.

Tim looks through them one by one, then returns to his car with the photo and dials the other party.

“I’ve got it, but why just a few of it?” Speaking of which, Tim is rather panting, his guilty conscience is tense and urgent.

“Tim, slow down. You know that the other party is not an ordinary people. I’ve been risking my life just to take those pictures.” His voice is very old, obviously using a voice changer.

Tim secretly grits his teeth and simply takes out one of the photos. The photos pictures Rex supported Lily when they left the restaurant, but it just like that, nothing special. It is not strong or convincing enough to prove the relationship between the two.

“How about I give you another month. We’ve make a deal about the price. You must take a photo that can prove their relationship. Do you understand?”

“Okay. I’ll try my best.”

After hanging up the phone, without a paused, Tim yet receives a call from Jade.

Looking at the caller ID, he is really annoyed and answers in a bad tone, “What are you doing at this hour?!”

There is a pauses in the female’s voice, as if feeling wrong, “You haven’t come back till this late. Mom told me to ask where you are….”

Since Lily and Tim’s family has completely torned apart, Susan lets Jade call herself Mom.

For this future daughter-in-law, Susan treats her ten times even hundred times better than Lily.

“Did you tell her?” Tim’s complexion is instantly filled with anger, “Didn’t I told you before? Not to tell Mom that I’m out. What’s wrong with you, do you even understand human’s language?”

permission, which makes Tim feels constrained and forced for the first time.

With Lily before, she would never do this, she would help him hide. Even if she is scolded

what are you doing lately? I know the news has a great impact

listen her any longer and interrupts her in an unfriendly tone, “Get some

Jade carefully says, “Then be careful.”

Tim doesn’t even respond and cuts

the seat tiredly. After closing his eyes for a while, he picks up the phone again and looks through the address

Lily asks him timidly if she could pin her number on the top.

At that time, he agreed to it without any condition and she chuckled happily, but secretly felt that the request it too

that he once thought are ridiculous, boring and even stupid. He couldn’t help but doubt his feelings at that time, thinking that it is just his illusion, but after all, he is always the one who

If Lily wanted to reconcile with him now, will

at him, although he doesn’t want to admit it, the answer is still: Yes, he will.

He doesn’t even hesitate to answer it.

the state before they divorce, he may restrained himself and take care of Lily more.

that she had Rex, a man who is better and more capable

he stands back now, there was nothing left.

at the dark night outside the area that is illuminated

….

The day passes, in the blink of an eye, when Li’s case is about start, Carlos, accompanied by Lily met with Frank

but weird feelings surrounded Lily once again. After leaving the company, she only texts Rex and

is coming home, they made a table of dishes, all of

“This sweet and sour pork ribs is made by your dad, try it.”

a shredded sweet potato, eat it with some water. When you’re a kid, this was your favorite. At

shrimp is bought this afternoon, it might be a little stale, but it should be fine. I seasoned it with the tomato sauce….”

table, Bree keeps on serving her a dish. However, she has sit down

that she keep on giving a burden to

“Mom, I can eat by