Let's Get Married

Abby then leaves the police station. The next day, she goes to the RED Community to visit Lily’s parents.

They lost a lot of weight due to living under worries and pressures every day. Especially Harry, who was originally so energetic that everyone met him would praise him for his energy, now looks too old for his age in a slightly discolored shirt with a lifeless expression. Bree’s condition is worse. Her hair is increasingly flecks with gray and her eyes get cloudier for the tears in the past few days.

Abby brings a lot of supplements from home although she is clear that they might not have time to eat them. The worry for them is always on her mind, “Uncle, Auntie, don’t worry. I visited Lily yesterday. She is good. Although she is now in the police station, Rex has primed those police officers, so they’ve taken good care of her and even specially prepared some other dishes and beverage for her. She lives as well as she is at home.

God, forgive her for telling a white lie. She really can’t bear to tell them the truth.

Hearing her words, Bree stares at her straightly and grasps her hand, with great strength even she herself doesn’t perceive it, “What did you say? You visited Lily?”

Lily uses the other hand to pat the back of her hand and consoles her, “Yep, auntie, I visited her.”

“How is she doing there? Is she in a good health? Did she tell you something about the case? When will she be released?” Bree is incoherent with anxiety, “I believe Lily will never commit murder or crime. I and her father have taught her to be good since she was a child. She will never be a murderer…”

“I know it. Auntie, relax. Lily’s case hasn’t come to trial and everything is very far from certain. The media are just indiscriminately broadcasting rumors to attract public attention.”

The old saying says that men do not easily cry. However, Harry, who has always been strong in his life, can’t help but reddens his eyes, “How’s Lily? Is she alright?”

“She’s good. She asked me to visit you. She’s worrying about you.”

“Then why didn’t she contact us?! Silly girl!” Harry gets angry. Although he is blaming her with words, in his heart, he feels distressed for that his daughter has burdened so much.

"The police station has its own regulations so Lily can’t contact you frequently. Uncle, don't worry, Lily is good. I promise" Abby repeatedly promises them that Lily is good in the police office, fearing that they might get sick because of their worries for Lily.

Lily’s parents are old, and enormous mood swings might lead to big troubles.

Hearing Abby’s reassurance, Bree and Harry finally feels relieved and secretly wipes away the tears at their eyes corners. Bree, as a woman, is more emotional and fails to hold back her tears, “Harry, we’ve been kind to others and conscientious to work. What sin did we commit that God punished us in this way?”

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Lily must be worrying about you. If she knows that you are so sad, she will

choked voice, “Is fighting a

she will probably win the case.” However,

Bree into his arms and sighs, “What

scene, also feels sad. She sincerely hopes that these troubles can be solved soon and that their lives can return to the

so tired

and Bree and keeps praying in heart, “Wish everything will become better! Wish

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been detained in the detention center for two days. She doesn’t know how she has endured it. But when the staff tells her that someone is going to take her out, she stands up

food, and the malnutrition during the

the staff beside asks with concern, “Are

“Good.”

If you feel uncomfortable, please tell

sickness. If she says she feels

is driven smoothly all the way, but before they reach the court, they find

reporters don’t even care about their

sense. Breaking news brings great

feels sorrowful. When did she become the gossiping subject

see what’s happening outside through the non-reflective window, which gives her some inexplicable

as the car stops in front of the court, it is immediately surrounded by reporters from different media

Lily, we will use a cloth to cover your head,

his hand and then tightly clenches her fists to strengthen her conviction, “No need. I did nothing wrong. Why should I walk

is not the one who did something wrong, so she shouldn’t

is clear that she is innocent and will never admit