My Wife and I: Married in Name, Never on Paper
Yet, when I had to run to the bathroom to throw up, Emma calmly took the drink from Keegan's hand just because he'd said, "Emma, I'm feeling a little dizzy."
And she, like a hero, intercepted every drink for him.
Watching the scene, I couldn't help but smile bitterly.
I didn't know whether Keegan or I was her husband.
But one thing was clear. Emma's colleagues were all looking at me with pity in their eyes.
Finally, the dinner was over, but Emma seemed to have forgotten I existed. She held Keegan intimately, supporting him as they walked out of the restaurant.
As she was about to leave, I couldn't hold it in any longer. "Emma, you promised we'd register our marriage today."
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