Sweet Divorce

“Rita, you’re back.”

When Rita and Oliver were full of doubts, Lillian Burke walked out of the second bedroom with her suitcase.

When she saw Rita, she jumped right up and hugged Rita, “It's good that I can see you again before I go.”

“Go? Where are you going?” Rita looked at Lillian, who was already red-eyed, in a daze, with unspeakable dismay in her eyes.

Lillian let go of Rita and glanced to Atherden at her side, “I'm going to marry him.”

Get married?!

This sudden news gave Rita another shock.

Lillian was in love with Michael not long ago, and now she wanted to get married to another man?!

This was s sudden and too fast, so fast that Rita felt that Lillian simply was fooling around.

Marriage was not a joke, she can’t watch Lillian jump into the pit of hell again and again.

Rita raised her eyes and gave Atherden a polite smile, then turned her head to Lillian and dragged Lillian into the room, “Excuse us for a second, I have something to talk about with Lillian, you two wait inside the living room.”

Oliver nodded and walked straight into the kitchen, “Mr. Wright, would you like tea or coffee?”

Watching the door close tightly, Atherden then withdrew his eyes and sat upright on the sofa, “Tea please.”

“My pleasure.”

With a snap, the door to the room closed.

Two girlfriends look at each other, but Rita's heart was full of worry, “Lillian, I hope you can think carefully about getting married, I think you are not suitable to talk about marriage before you completely let go of the last relationship.”

Feeling Rita’s concern for her, Lillian’s nose was sour as tears fell down her face.

“You... Why are you crying?” Rita looked down at Lillian, who was hugging her again, and Lillian’s eyes were confused, and she suddenly felt a little overwhelmed, “I don't mean anything else, I'm just afraid you'll have a hard time climbing out of one pit of hell and falling into another one.”

“I know.” Lillian dried her tears but hugged Rita tighter, “It feels good to be cared for by you, I thought... I thought you would never care about me anymore, and I thought I completely lost you as a friend.”

Sucking in her nose, Lillian raised her head with teary eyes, “The day I watched you sadly leave, I knew I was wrong, I can't wait to kick myself to make amends to you.”

Setting Rita up was the most foolish thing Lillian had done in her life, which was also the most remorseful thing that she had done in her life.

and

when she too thought her

in front of her because of the trick Lillian played, all her hatred and resentment dispersed, and

must

lightly, “Don’t mention it again, it’s all in the

wiped her tears and

you know him well? Do you want to check him out

of the Wright

once, but not long after the marriage his childhood sweetheart wife died in

a wife for Atherden to continue the Wright family's legacy, but Atherden was in

found for him were rejected by Atherden but only did not reject Lillian, who was very much like his last

propose marriage to the Burke family and promised to

reason why Lillian agreed to

not say anything, she just put on a faint smile, “He was introduced to me by my eldest uncle, he and his family are good, we secretly get along for some time, he

was redundant to say anything

the situation for Lillian, then she believed that

too, you must be happy with Liam.” Lillian didn’t know things happened between Rita and Liam, she just smiled brightly, with

smiled so brightly, but Rita felt a slight pain in her

happiness had been cut off by her

secretly smiled bitterly, but showed nothing on her face, “Let's have

I have a lot to explain to him.”

the bitterness in her heart and hooked the pink lips, “He... he is too busy, I'm afraid it

a coincidence.” Lillian looked disappointed

Rita's emotions were well hidden, so

I have a lot things to say to

mentioned Liam, Rita’s hand holding

not notice, “Rita, when are you and

he finish the project at

moment she lowered her head, there was the

Remarry?

afraid that’s not gonna

can't see her forced smile,

who was eating quietly and raised his eyes to the opposite side of Lillian, changing the subject without leaving a

“8:00 p.m.”

and her eyes

were once again red, in fact, she