We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Her intentions were obvious. She wanted Gareth to deal with his own matters. She didn't want to be involved.

However, how could Gareth allow her to ignore him?

He smiled at Elisa, and it sent a chill down her back. She felt that something terrible was going to happen.

As she expected, at the next moment, Gareth said slightly coyly to Elisa, "Let's go, wifey. Aren't we going to buy my underwear?"

The two girls looked at each other and said nothing. They didn't know whether to stay or to leave.

It was an awkward scene.

Wifey? Buying underwear? Regardless of the context, the two had an unusual relationship.

But of course, only the two girls felt awkward. Elisa's pupils widened in disbelief before she started laughing in a rage.

Gareth had a crafty smile after getting his way.

"What is this? Why didn't you say anything if you're his wife? Did you deliberately try to humiliate us?" One of the girls said indignantly and peculiarly, directing it at Elisa.

The other girl nodded. "Didn't you say you weren't his girlfriend?"

Elisa felt unjustly attacked.

At this time, Gareth added. "I'm sorry. I had a falling out with my wife. Thank you for your interest, but I can't give you my contact number. I'm afraid my wife will get jealous. I hope you can understand. After all, you're women. Moreover, she wasn't wrong. She's not my girlfriend. She's my wife."

Elisa suddenly felt the world quieten.

Only one line repeatedly rang in her ears and her mind.

"She's my wife."

She felt like she had heard this before. But when she thought about it, how would Gareth have said it in the past? He had always hidden from her.

Elisa shook her head and came to her senses. Gareth was still speaking.

She didn't know if the two girls understood. They had love-struck expressions.

When they left, she heard them say such self-restrained and polite men were rare.

One of them even said, "He's so handsome!"

The other said, "That's right. It's a shame he's in a wheelchair."

Before Elisa could sneer, one of the girls said, "He's so good-looking. If he were my husband, I would be willing to care for him for the rest of my life. Moreover, that girl doesn't deserve him. She even lied to us. How devious…"