Stuck in you

At that time, Lea didn't have any relationship with anyone.

The man she had been with was gentle and kind. Although they were in love, they weren't as intimate with each other as they could've been. In fact, the most contact they had with each other was when they held each other's hand.

That was Lea's first love. The inexperienced girl couldn't help but think to herself on how to take their relationship to the next level.

Before she could, his so-called girlfriend showed up.

Until now, Lea couldn't find it in herself to think of that torturous memory. It would forever sit in the back of her closet, and she would never find it in herself to look into it ever again.

How was she supposed to know that she would see them again many years later?

The young and handsome teacher didn't change.

The one next to him was also no stranger to Lea. She was the one who stomped into the painting class and smashed all her canvases. Not only that, but she also called her a slut.

It really was a small world.

Lea stood beside Henry, hearing him call them "Aunt" and "Uncle."

It felt as if her entire world had frozen over.

The couple also recognized Lea. The man's eyes widened in surprise, but that was it.

The woman was also shocked in seeing her.

In all honestly, Lea wasn't the third party in their relationship. In fact, Alice was just another one of Gregory's pursuers back then.

However, when Alice towered her over and insulted her, Gregory didn't even stand up to defend Lea.

The two definitely left an impact in her life. It was a good thing that they soon disappeared.

Even Lea's father recognized Alice as the shameless woman who had caused trouble for his daughter many years ago. "It's you!"

The man gritted his teeth as he glanced from Alice to Gregory. "Are they members of the Qin family?" he asked Henry.

Not knowing the truth, Henry nodded. "They're my aunt and uncle."

Lea's father snorted. "You can't get married." Without waiting for any of them to respond, her father dragged Lea away.

Everyone was stunned at the sudden scene. Even Lea didn't register what was happening as she was being dragged off by her own father.

Henry froze for a second until the old man's words finally registered in his mind. He immediately stood up and chased after them.

Henry's grandmother pursed her lips and furrowed her eyebrows. "What's going on?"

"Is that the woman Henry's going to marry?" Alice asked, narrowing her eyes. "Yes." Even Henry's father had no idea why the father-and-daughter duo left.

no way in hell they're going to get married!" Lea had no idea the chaos that had just ensued

to come by

he was always blocked

he didn't dare

do was wait

Alice was dead against Henry and Lea's

the initiative to take her away, Henry knew that

heard from Lea. In fact, her father even took her phone

was afraid that his daughter would

was so sure that somebody must've intervened

that his precious daughter was being bullied

How could Alice even had the confidence to say that the man was hers? It

family sensed that something was wrong, but even then, Alice refused to tell them the bad blood between her

what had happened

the old lady

forbade Henry from marrying

old lady was so angry that she

talk to Lea," she said

Henry did just that.

him all the things that had transpired in the past

incessantly. "Can you fix it?" he asked, concerned. "Do

in this." Henry laughed. "Just take care of yourself. Anyway, the matter doesn't

sigh once he hung up. He still didn't know how his wife could have something to do with

Rachel. She was searching for

family. Rachel placed her phone between her ear and shoulder as

when

wondering

want to see her,"

actually on my way back home. Let's go

she hung up the phone, she turned to the bookshelf. She was already in

word, she dragged a chair over and stepped on it.

that there weren't any codes on the books, Rachel was unsure as to whether she had counted right. She surveyed all the envelopes and

head

up several envelopes from the shelf only for a

eyebrows and stepped off her chair to get it. It wasn't a letter

her family standing next

photo, she was still a baby being held in her father's arms. She looked ecstatic under the camera lenses as

a car accident, she was discharged from the hospital and

these times. In fact, back then, she thought that she could never get over the death of

now, she still knew the feeling of losing people she

was then she understood that she