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Kyla’s eyelashes quivered. Perhaps every minute and every
novelbinsecond now were unpleasant for him.
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“Alright, let’s continue walking.” She smiled, put her phone away,
took his hand, and walked on.
When the two reached a church, Martin Weiss froze. He
remembered the church. Kyla and he had passed by the church and entered it back when they were
dating.
“Come on. Let’s go in and check it out. I haven’t been here for years. I miss it,” muttered Kyla. Scenes
of them being here recurred to her again.
She was naive at the time, while he was hell-bent on revenge.
If they had not gotten together like that, there would not have been so many troubles in their lives.
Martin Weiss pursed his thin lips but entered with Kyla anyway.
It was not Sunday, but there were a lot of people. They
understood why when they reached the church hall.
A couple was getting married here. They were getting married in the presence of a priest, and many
relatives and friends of thecouple were in the hall.
Kyla looked at the bride in the white wedding dress. A look of envy could not help appearing in her
eyes.
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When she was young, she had hoped she could put on a wedding
dress for the person she loved, but… she never wore one in the
end.
‘Perhaps I’ll never have the chance to wear a wedding dress.’ She laughed at herself before gently
closing her eyes and clasping her hands together.
Martin Weiss’s eyes fell on Kyla. The sun fell on her through the window, making her look indescribably
holy.
Her expression was earnest and devout as if she were praying for
something important.
After today, she would leave the mansion and divorce him
officially!
If he could make it through today, he would never have to see her
and endure the uneasiness that rose in his heart from time to time.‘It’s what I expected! I should be happy!’ Martin Weiss told himself, but a faint pang of pain seemed to
come from his chest.
Finally, Kyla slowly opened her eyes. Her hands that were clasped
in a praying motion were let go.
“What did you pray for?” Martin Weiss asked.