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The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match Chapter 134: The Day Nothing Happened Spring arrived quietly. The snow melted. The trees bloomed. The city exchanged gray skies for sunlight. Life continued. Months had passed since the end of the dream. Months since the final choice. Months since reality had stepped beyond the cycle. And on a perfectly ordinary Tuesday morning— nothing happened. Absolutely nothing. No emergencies. No strange messages. No unexpected revelations. Just a normal day. Ama woke up late.

It was hard to believe that such a humble young man had such an extraordinary family background and experience. “His family has so much money. How could he let his girlfriend wear so shabbily?” People who were jealous and envious were criticizing him behind his back. Michael could not stop staring at Christina’s figure. He had heard about the matters in the Young family. Rumor had it that the Young family’s young master was attracted to a female student who was working and studying. However, the Young family did not agree with the relationship, so they separated them. Michael initially did not believe that a person with Sean Young’s background would fall in love with a part-time worker. Howe

"Fair." When we arrived back at my place, I wasn't ready to be alone. "Movie night?" I suggested, knowing my friends would understand it was more about distraction than entertainment. Tamara already had N*****x pulled up on her phone, scrolling through options. "Horror or comedy?" "Comedy," I said quickly. The last thing I needed was something that would make me overthink more. As we settled in, popcorn between us and a ridiculous rom-com playing, I finally let myself breathe. Sophie's face kept flickering in my mind—her innocence, her joy, her complete lack of understanding about the complicated history between her father and me.

Each second passes like an eternity and I badly wanna rush for her single glance. "Take him to her," Rylie Mae says. "Yeah, sure," Yana smiles at me. "Come" I follow Yana away from the building. From a distance, I can hear chaos as if people are clapping and cheering. As I get closer through the rows of trees, the chaos seems to get louder. Stepping out of the small woods, I find another vast meadow where more than twenty young girls run to catch each other. "Who!" The voice hit my ears among the chaos, that voice which I'm craving to hear.

"Adam Cupid." Jason glared at the posters maliciously as if he was going to rip them off the wall. "You do realize Adam Cupid is a kid, right?" He spat indignantly. "You could get apprehended for crushing on a minor." Evelyn flinched backward like she'd been punched in the face. "Are you being for real right now?" She grimaced. "I don't get what's going on in the inner workings of your head but let's get something straight... I'm 25 and Adam is 22. There's just a three-year gap between us. And unlike you, I don't go around dating kids half my age."

He happily followed her into the home cinema, and they cuddled together on the couch while enjoying the movie and the popcorn. It was a romantic comedy film. There were not many extravagant scenes, but the plot was ridiculously melodramatic. While watching, Lucy complained to Matthew, “What kind of plot is that? Why can’t they just live their lives peacefully?” Matthew rarely watched romantic comedies, so he could not help but be engrossed in it. After hearing her complaint, he subconsciously retorted, “How do you know that these things won’t happen in real life? It’s not entirely impossible.”

She asserted. “That is true.” I stood up and placed my hands on my pockets. “I married the wrong person. But that is no longer important. I watched her carefully. She wasn't any of those things she was portrayed as. She wasn't.” I adjusted my shoulders and continued. “I fell in love with her mother. And I have fallen too deep to ever want to stand up again. My only regret was not defending how I felt. I couldn't protect her from your cruelty. I couldn't even protect myself from you. At that point, I was a coward. But not anymore.”

But I still gave her an answer. “That ‘Romantic comedy’ life is when a girl meets a boy and then they fell in love and then somehow they break up but then she realizes that he was the one and that she had made a big mistake and then she makes some sort of romantic gesture to win him over and they live happily ever after. ” She looked at me like that was the first time she had ever heard that “I can’t believe you right now. Do you know how luck you are?” she asked me.

The male reporter laughed. My blood ran cold. I felt my cheeks flush. June glanced at me but she was still watching the screen. "You're not wrong, Todd, but I have hope in May. And like Andrea Romes said herself, The Wrong Cinderella is not an average book so it won't have an average movie either. I don't doubt that this movie will be unlike anything this world has ever seen and I personally can not wait!" Todd nodded. "Neither can I. Well, only time will tell whether May can deliver or if this was all a big mistake. Check out our website to read more on May Holden and the rest of the cast of upcoming movie The Wrong Cinderella. And in other news... "

“I never would’ve thought. Whoever ends up with her will be incredibly lucky.” “Or not,” Kirill smirked and kissed my temple. After a short round of previews, the movie began. It was a romantic comedy, so almost everyone enjoyed it. Almost. Seeing the stony, displeased expressions on Maura’s and Alek’s faces, I shifted a little farther away—just in case emotions flared and I got caught in the crossfire. The club was nearby, so we walked. The girls went together, chatting animatedly, while the guys followed on their own.