Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

The security guard handed a basket to Evan.

Evan accepted it, poured the bag of chili peppers inside, and walked over to face the camera as instructed by the live broadcast team. With a determined expression, he began, "Last year, I unintentionally hurt Abby's self-esteem. That was my mistake, and I sincerely apologize to her.

"Abby doesn't want anything to do with me right now. Miss Adalee told me that if I eat chili peppers live on camera, I'll be allowed to come here every day to wait for Abby. I don't eat spicy food-honestly, I'm terrified of it. But to see Abby and have a chance to ask for her forgiveness, I'm willing to take on Miss Adalee's challenge." The live broadcast team exchanged speechless glances.

Adalee hadn't prepared a script for Evan, yet he went ahead and explained the entire situation himself. Was that allowed?

Someone discreetly sent Adalee a message for clarification. Her response was simple: Evan could say whatever he wanted. He knew where the boundaries were.

line or made a wrong move, he wouldn't just fail to win Abby back-he'd

peppers and stuffed them into his mouth. The fiery heat hit him instantly, making him want to spit them out. His

his mouth was on

grab a second

broadcast to everyone in the Du Group via their mobile phones. Adalee even shared the live

entire Du family and the York family, including

adding the

family could witness the spectacle of the fourth young master's "first checkpoint" on his road to redemption—a public chili-eating challenge orchestrated by the eldest lady of the

going to finish that entire basket of peppers?" Evan was Callum's younger brother and Rosella's second son. Naturally, Rosella had tuned in to the live stream as well. Nodding, she agreed, "You're right. At this pace, Abby won't be moved at all. If he really wants to show sincerity, he needs to keep eating until his face turns bright red, his tears are streaming, and his lips are swollen. That's the only way Abby