My Dreamy Old Husband

Richard watched as his own sister got tortured in such a way, loosening his fists that were tightly clenched just moments ago. He did not expect Sophia to do something as cruel as this; she had stolen her necklace and even slandered Kayla for stealing Nathan’s watermelon!

All of a sudden, a thought popped into Kayla’s mind. She rubbed off the tears on her cheeks before she held onto Richard’s hand tightly through the little window on the door.

“Richard, I know that b*tch still has feelings for you. Why don’t you look for her and get her to plead the company commanders for mercy? If she admits that she slandered me, they will let me out. That would make up for my grades as well!”

“But…” Richard seemed hesitant. He wanted her to recede from the complaints, but would she agree to it though?

Getting back together with Sophia…

Richard hesitated for a bit. Even though he was dying to get back together with Sophia, he was currently in a relationship with Xyla and could not simply betray his girlfriend like that.

Kayla did not care about Xyla at all; she held onto Richard tightly as though she was holding on to her final hope. “You’d just have to pretend to promise her and get along with Sophia for some time; once the military training is over, you can dump her. Xyla is a kind and sensible person, so I’m sure she’ll give you her full support!”

Richard kept quiet for one minute before he finally agreed to it. “Alright, I’ll give it a try.”

Kayla turned her tears of sadness into tears of joy, looking as though she had finally found hope.

Didn’t Sophia cause so many troubles just to get her brother to change his mind about her? As long as Richard was willing to return to her side, she would become as humble as a dog and give Kayla the chance to do whatever she wanted!

Kayla believed that Sophia would soon admit everything she had done. By then, the commanders would release her as well.

Half of the girls were absent in their dorm rooms, for they would usually gather around in their own social circles right after washing up.

out, she noticed Richard standing under one of the street lamps situated just outside their dorm. He was handsome and well-dressed in his military uniform, looking just like a scholar who had joined the army. His gentle-looking eyebrows reflected his unchanged gentleness and affection from Sophia’s

can we go for a

put on a pleasant smile as he sincerely invited Sophia out. He was completely prepared to get rejected, but

Let me go back and have my shoes

like he had caught sight of her anticipation. It looked like she had probably guessed his reason for coming over today, so she must

become scheming and cynical.

he feel his heart throbbing the moment he saw

in his mind. She was the girl who stood under the shades of the tree with a simple and pleasant smile. The reason why she

Then, what about Xyla?

Sophia was getting changed, Richard pondered about it as he stared at the street

She had changed into a pair of shoes, and there was

seemed to be upset about it, and he

Michael had urged him to be aware of whoever got close to Sophia. If anyone were to make a

like Michael—the man who Sophia was married to—was a violent man,

very happy as she held on to Nathan’s hand. “Good boy. We’re going outside for a breath of fresh air—let’s look at the beautiful scenery and

did not say a word, but his right hand held onto Sophia while his left hand grabbed onto the little frog toy that Sophia had won for him at a funfair. He pinched it and the frog made a squeaking noise which was harsh

students would come out to take a breath of fresh air at night. Apart from that, they would play basketball on the training grounds while couples would be spending time

there was a man-made pond, and the three

purposely stood between Sophia

like our high school—it had the same man-made pond as well. I remember that we would always learn new vocabularies by heart every morning near the pond back then; I would stand on one side while you stood on the other. We wouldn’t disturb each other, but I could always

well. “You’re right. All of