Let's Get Married

“I guess I can only wait and see.” Lily doesn’t know what to do now, either. She can only let time run its course.

After stressful questions, Abby shows solicitude for what she has went through these five years, “Where did you live these years?”

“I was in London. The accident was actually artificial.” Lily confesses for fear that lies would backfire later.

“What?！”

“Yes, I was forced to. I didn’t have any other choice.” Lily holds Abby’s hand regretfully, “It’s my fault. If you blame me, I totally understand.”

Abby chokes and says, “Don’t say that! How can I blame you...?”

“I am so sorry.” Lily apologizes again.

Abby sighs, “Let’s not talk about this anymore. All is water under the bridge. It’s good enough to have you back.”

“Abby...”

“OK, enough. Stop crying. I can’t afford your tears.” Abby wipes her tears and banters.

Lily smiles back, “I really missed you.”

“Do you have any plan? How did you adapt to life in London all by yourself?” Abby chooses two out of the million questions she wants to ask.

Lily explains patiently, “Several years ago in China, I saved a Chinese British’s life amid a weird accident. He is the one who helped me escape and took care of me and my child in London. I have been doing fine these years, with my own legal firm. Only that I feel upset now and then.”

“Chinese British?” Abby frowns, trying up recollect her memories.

“Do you remember the man we bumped into

think and says in surprise, “Ahh! I got

“Yeah.”

what’s your relationship

is thinking and says, “We are more like family

kidding me? How can a man take care of you for five years for no reason？He

has got it all figured out, which makes

“So what’s on your mind now? Do

even with my life, but I will try my best to compensate him. But if

one can’t control how he feels, “You should follow your heart on this matter. But if you need someone to confide

needs.

you really want to thank me, please don’t leave

...

Abby go to the market nearby to buy some daily essentials, most of which are children’s stuff.

it’s almost noon. Three of them decide to have

weekday, the restaurant is not very crowded and noisy. They choose a table

four dishes and a soup, which

Britain, Adair has never tried authentic Chinese food. The only Chinese food he had was made by Lily, which was also good but of course

a first bite, Adair gives a thumb

and Abby are both amused by his expression,

but several minutes later, a man comes near the table, who makes air

stares at Lily, “Sorry I am

Then it’s silence.

each other, with confusion full of their eyes. So