LOGINOn the drive back from picking up our marriage license, Emily Adair suddenly spoke up. "I cheated on you." She pointed at the passenger seat where I was sitting and smiled with cruel amusement. "He was sitting right there yesterday, kissing me. He's an amazing kisser. I couldn't help myself, so I slept with him." Betrayed for the second time. I froze, the pain crushing my chest so hard I couldn't make a single sound. But Emily's smile only grew wider. "I finally get what Jessica saw in him. Honestly? Dylan is way more of a man than you'll ever be." Jessica was my ex-wife. Dylan used to be my closest friend. Five years ago, I walked in on the two of them together in bed. When I'd lost all hope, Emily came into my life and saved me. But now, she had betrayed me with the same exact man.
View MoreEmily did not catch up to me.But it was only a matter of seconds—no sooner had I gotten into the car than she rushed out the door.She chased after my vehicle for a long time. Only when she was completely exhausted did she finally stop, switching instead to calling my phone over and over again.I didn't answer.Yesterday, we had already gone to get the divorce certificate.I had told her that today we would hold the wedding first, then register the marriage afterward—double happiness in one day.She believed it, foolishly.I felt no joy in deceiving her—only an endless sense of emptiness.When I had lain on the operating table, ready to die, I heard the psychologist's voice urging me to live.During my therapy, my psychologist had already noticed my dependence on Emily and had gently warned me, but I refused to believe him.It was only on that operating table, hearing his words again in that moment between life and death, that everything changed.What made me choose life wa
During that time, because I insisted on rebuilding our emotional connection, we slept in separate rooms.Then one day, while Emily was working, I walked over holding a plate of sliced mangoes and gave her a big smile."Emily, I think I'm starting to remember things."She froze. Her face showed nothing—no joy, no fear."I remember you love mangoes. You used to call me every day after work and ask me to cut some up for you."It was like someone dumped a bucket of ice water over her head. Her blood ran cold.The one who loved mangoes was Jessica.What I was remembering… was my life with Jessica.When I saw she didn't answer, I frowned."Why aren't you eating? Did I remember wrong? I clearly remember my wife loving these. Unless… I have another wife?""Of course not!" Emily shot back. "It's me. I love mangoes. I just… I was so happy I didn't know how to react."To prove it was really her, she forced herself to eat the mangoes in big bites. Almost immediately, red rashes broke ou
A marriage certificate in that condition naturally didn't sit well with me.After "losing my memory", my temper got worse. I smashed everything I could get my hands on, my eyes red as I lashed out at her."You can't even keep our marriage certificate safe. You don't love me at all. I want a divorce."The word "divorce" sent Emily into a full panic.She dropped to her knees right there and started begging."It's my fault. We can get new ones. I'll take care of the replacements properly this time. Just trust me, okay?"In the end, after she got down on her knees more times than I could count and transferred me an eight-figure sum without a second thought, I finally agreed—on the day I was discharged—to go with her to reapply for the marriage certificate.When we got in the car, I chose the back seat.Remembering that I got motion sickness, Emily smiled and said, "Babe, did you forget you get carsick in the back?"I kept staring out the window without turning my head."I don't w
I woke up on the third day after surgery.The second Emily saw my eyes open—she'd been camped out by my bedside for three days and three nights straight—she shot up and started firing off questions."Anthony? You're awake? Are you okay? Does anything hurt?"I hesitated.Under the blanket, my hand slowly curled into a tight fist.After a moment, I shook my head and asked, quiet and curious,"Who are you?"Emily froze.Then a wave of relief washed over her so strong I could almost feel it.While she'd been waiting for me to wake up, she'd been rehearsing apologies and explanations in her head. She'd even gotten ready to chase me all over again.She never expected me to lose my memory. To forget everything.And yet… that gave her a second chance.Trying not to look too excited, she said carefully, "I'm your wife. We just got married last week. Our wedding was supposed to be at the end of this month."She paused awhile, then added, "But a few days ago, you went up on the roof






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