Let's Get Married

It is precisely because of this that she feels so grueling and wavering.

After the short yet passionate kiss, Rex pulls the chair beside her and seats himself, handing her the documents that were printed just now, “Honey, you suffered. Leaf through these documents. Mind your words during the court session, and make sure they won’t contradict with my arguments.”

Lily is dumbfounded for a while. His arguments?

Is he referring to the arguments about her pleading guilty?

Seeing that Lily doesn’t reply lowering her head, Rex takes her pale face in both hands. She can feel the warmth from his fingers. Rex consoles her, “Trust me. This is good to you. I will not let you suffer a little if the case is settled today.”

Lily looks up at him with her empty eyes and smiles, “Can the case be settled today?”

“Yes.” Rex claps her cold palms, “Of course yes.”

Lily shakes her head. Her eyes get red but no tears come out. It seems that she has cried out all her tears as she has cried too many times before. She murmurs in choked voice, “That’s really cruel.”

"You have me." Rex stretches out his hand and pulls her into his arms, fearing that she might have a mental breakdown. Seeing her suffering grievance, he feels pierced to the heart with guilt, “This is the last challenge. I will stand by your side.”

“But this is not the result I want.” She can’t help to blurt out even though it is useless to talk about this now.

“I know.” Rex gently pats her back to console her, “There are many things that we can’t change. We can just make a compromise for the sake of the best result. If I were you, I won’t be so overcautious like this. But Lily, you are the one involved, so I don’t dare to gamble. I don’t want you to take any risk.”

Of course Lily knows this.

However, she still feels a bit angry at his words. She slightly pushes him away and raises her head to look into his eyes, “Rex, I don’t care. What I want most is a fair judgment. Even if I can’t get the wanted result in the end, at least I won’t feel sorry for myself and I won’t regret it. If I plead guilty this time, I can’t take such kind of grievance…”

They gazes meet in the air. This is the first time that Rex sees the sparks of hope in her eyes since the accident.

She hasn't been so energetic and lively for a long time. It has been so long that recently he could just constantly cast his mind back to find that energetic Lily…

to her request, but when he thinks of the reality, his speaks out a cold yet

the truth!” She wants to restore the facts. She didn’t do it, then why should she be made the scapegoat? “I didn’t kill her. You know it. I don’t want to live with such

to support this argument. If it is set aside by the court, maybe

mind all day long, the grievance I’ve suffered and the sorrow of not being able to prove my innocence will become my nightmare. Everyone will know that I was a murderer. My parents will be scolded by others, and my relatives will feel ashamed. Only I myself know that I am not a murderer, however I will not be able to persuade others to believe me! This is my last chance. I know your suggestion

is the helplessness of not being able to say out the truth although she is eager to prove innocence. And it is Rex, her beloved man, requires her to do

as the old saying goes, “You will never understand how painful it

to make her sober by this manner, “I know you feel painful and are reluctant to accept this. But Lily, what else can we do? This

her spirit is stripped off from her body, which makes

He doesn’t want this result either, but

but you forgot that he is a human being not a God.

a basic quality of an adult. Why don’t you understand this? Don’t put

seems to lose all her emotions and that all of a

Just let it be.

only drop the idea until she gets the result, which is a kind of torment for her

there is not enough time for them to talk. Rex wants to say something, but is interrupted by the

is worrying about her, he can’t let

giving him a response. He strides away,

at the documents on her leg and

Do what he said?

not let

her, “Miss Lily, you’d better read the documents in case that you may

Lily declines coldly without

must have been fully prepared and doesn’t

in the room with the same posture until someone opens the door. She is still in the prison uniform of the detention center. It seems as if she really has committed a crime although she didn’t. She is then marched to the dock with one armed police on each side. This little woman stands there with

observers nor visitors for this court session. Only people involved and relevant working staffs are allowed to

who stands not far away from her, Lily is lost in her