I had stood there like a fool, waiting in the hotel, staring at the cramped little ceremony hall while the people around me whispered and sneered.I really should have appreciated Kyle's good intentions. It was just that none of them had ever been meant for me.When Kyle heard me laugh, he took it as a sign that the matter was settled, forgiven and forgotten.He repeated himself, satisfied. "I'll keep my word this time. Once this business trip is over, I'll throw you a proper engagement ceremony. Then we'll go file the paperwork and make it official, okay?"My thumb froze mid-scroll.He paused for a moment, then added, "Oh, and that contract Anya didn't close? Go ahead and take over on that."I let out a quiet, bitter laugh. So that was why he had suddenly brought up filing the marriage paperwork. He needed me to clean up after Anya.We had been together for 9 years. I had brought up getting legally married more times than I could count, and every single time, he had shut me dow
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