Let's Get Married

Although she was bothered by her divorce case with Tim at that time, she didn’t lose too much weight as she is now. But now she looks skinny as if she has suffered a lot.

“Don’t cry. It’s all my fault. Please don’t cry.” Lily can’t bear to see Abby to be sad like this and gently pats her back to console her.

Abby wipes away her tears and clams herself down before turning around. She knows that Lily must be sadder than her and can’t blame her anymore, “You haven’t contacted me for a long time. Do you know I am worrying about you? If this happen again, I will break with you. People make friends in case that their friends can do them a favor at the critical moment, but you are different; you try all the means to alienate me when you are in troubles.”

Abby is clear that Lily did that to prevent her involvement. But it is just this recognition makes her more afflictive.

She always bears all silently. Her stubbornness makes her feel distressed.

Lily raises her hand to wipe away Abby’s tears, and then shifts her gaze to the police officer aside, “Can you please go out for a while. I want to talk with Abby alone.”

“All right, I will wait outside. Call me if needed.”

“Thank you.”

After the young police office walks out, Lily holds the hand of Abby and takes her to have a seat. The whole room is under surveillance, so it is inconvenient for them to do something. Luckily, the two have a relatively tacit understanding. When they were walking towards the chair, Abby has handed the test stick to Lily through her sleeve. Since they stood closely to each other, when she raised her hand, there would be an out-of-sight corner around her sleeve, which could not be caught by the surveillance.

They sit down. Abby looks at Lily with a distressed and complicated expression, “What happened?”

Lily ponders for a moment and then shakes her head, “Too many things have happened recently. I cannot tell them in detail to you with one or two sentences. But I am sure about my innocence.”

She doesn’t care about how others would think of her. What she cares about is the attitude of her relatives and friends. She just doesn’t want to let them down.

he will probably prove your innocence.” Abby hasn’t known Rex’s plan. She just knew from the newspaper that Rex had become Lily’s

finally swallowing all the words. She gives her

obscure question with her

“What’s the possibility?”

of being pregnant, Lily’s face

you deal with it alone?” Anyway, although the police officers take good care of Lily, she is in a police station with difficult living conditions. If she

at this moment. Her eyes

Abby feels that she can’t understand her for the first time. But her change makes

Failing to hold back her worries for Lily anymore, Abby leans forward and whispers in her ear, “But you should promise me that no accident

when she hears her words. Her eyes

she is. She is also not sure now. What she knows is that things begin to progress towards the direction she doesn’t want. And these test sticks in her pocket will become the key to

say it out when you need me." Abby holds her cold hand. She is no doubt

have known each other for so long, I have never liked

to interrupt her, "We are good friends, don’t waste time on preliminaries, you can

breath and exhales slowly, and then says in a serious tone, "Can you please take care of my parents? They are old. My dad… values his reputation very much. Since the accident, I haven’t contacted them and only asked the police officer to send them a message for me. If you have time, can you please visit them? Tell them not to worry about me.

she felt weird. Her heart trembles and her eyebrows wrinkle, “Lily, what

she still keeps the clam expression on her face. She even raises the corners of her lips, "Why? You think too much. Maybe it’s

said these words in a relatively relaxed tone. Abby looks over at her and eliminates the doubts in her heard when recalling that Rex is taking over

your parents. I will visit and console them when I

"Thank you,

through the necessary procedures before her visitation.