Meeting You Was Fate

Once you decided on who you will love, there was no turning back.

Leo was sitting on the bed, wearing a pair of black-and-gold-rimmed glasses and reading some documents intently. At the same time, Milla was beside him, watching a TV drama while browsing on her tablet. They ignored each other. There was a big doll between the middle of them, which acted as a separation line.

Milla wanted to sleep in another room, but Leo would not agree, so she bought a big doll that she used to separate the two of them when they slept.

Suddenly, Leo's phone rang. Taking a look at the caller ID, Leo stayed silent for a few seconds before he calmly answered the call.

"Leo..." Audrey murmured sweetly from the other end of the line, drunkenness evident in her voice.

"Are you drunk?" Leo squinted his eyes and showed no emotion on his handsome face.

Milla took a stealthy glance at Leo, thinking that it was a waste to have someone who was so handsome but did not smile.

God was really unfair. God opened a door and a window for Leo at the same time, but it did not seem to be so lucky for Milla. She felt like God had closed the door on her and arranged a heavily guarded window.

Though there was a doll between them, they were still close to each other. With sharp ears, Milla heard a female voice through Leo's phone. He was speaking with a woman.

When she heard Audrey's voice, Milla pursed her lips and sneered in her heart, 'Well, you seem to be worried about that woman being drunk. Which old lover might that woman be?'

"No, I'm not. Don't worry, I'm not drunk." Audrey smiled.

you? What are you doing? Have you settled in? How's living in City A?" Leo asked out of concern.

hospital especially prepared a welcome party for me. It's so kind of you to talk to him about me. Thank you, Leo. If it weren't for you, I might not have received such good treatment." Audrey smiled while looking at her

sitting on the grass under a phoenix tree, which was over a century old and reading a book. Audrey also remembered that the book he

glasses. The glasses he wore were that

wore glasses, and it was because of

drink too much, okay? You're a lady. You

worry, Leo. I know what to do.

don't have anything else to say, I have to hang up now. I still have some documents

"Okay. Good night, Leo."

"Good night."

to their conversation, Milla could not help getting goose bumps. She thought, 'Good night?

on the bedside table. She turned her back on

a sudden, Leo reached over and took the

did not know what he wanted to do and yelled at him emotionally, "What are you doing

don't want it next to you

leave it alone, okay? It's just a tablet. I don't care about radiation. There are things more terrible than radiation. I really don't understand some people's minds," Milla stated firmly. She felt like she was utterly wronged.

the sake of the family business. He could live with that arrangement, but he still had someone in his heart that he could not forget. Milla wanted to set him free, but he did not agree. He refused over and over again to

or something wrong with her own brain. She had always felt that their marriage was a dreadful one because there was no love between