More than a year ago, when Stella said “wish you a happy divorce” to Clarence, she had never thought that they would wish each other happy marriage again one day.

She felt so amazed.

It seemed that God had the plan for them already.

After dinner, they lay on the sofa. Clarence took Stella’s hand, appreciating the ring on her finger. “I thought you’d wear the other one today.”

Stella nestled on his chest, following his gaze. “This one is good enough.”

“Hmm?”

“Although that ring has special meanings, this one is different because you gave it to me when proposing to me.” Stella paused and added, “That one is too expensive. I’m afraid to lose it.”

Clarence was speechless.

He said, “The last two sentences are unnecessary.”

Stella burst into laughter.

They didn’t speak again, leaning against each other in peace, enjoying this quiet moment.

After a while, Stella asked, “Have you found any news about Daniel?”

“Not yet.”

She frowned slightly. “You must hurry up. Or, Sherry will go blind date with another man.”

Clarence asked, “Do you want her to be with Daniel?”

“They like each other, don’t they? Shouldn’t they...”

“But you should know. Their feelings for each other won’t last long. It’s not strong enough to bring them to marriage.”

Stella parted her lips but couldn’t retort.

Clarence added, “Sherry’s parents wished her to find a man who has a stable job and treats her well. He shouldn’t be someone to spend the rest of his life with her just because they like each other.”

Stella was silent. Daniel believed in the non-marriage doctrine. Earlier, when Sherry was pregnant, according to her words, they were just life partners.

Although Daniel didn’t evade or deny the responsibilities on this matter, he still didn’t plan to marry Sherry.

Sherry was quite worry-freed, so she didn’t care. She even thought that they could raise the child separately.

However, those were just based on idealism. Sherry's parents would never accept it.

Now it came to this end, and Sherry must return to reality.

Clarence continued, “In terms of love, she knows what she wants more clearly than you do. You can just tell her what you’ve known. She will know what she should do next. As for the relationship between Daniel and that woman, and whether he would come back to City N, it’s the matter between them only.”

Stella heaved a sigh in silence. She whispered, “I got it.”

Clarence could always poke at others’ sore spots, but his words often made sense.

It wouldn’t be a good ending if Sherry and Daniel kept their own ways of living.

If they couldn’t get married in the end, they’d better separate as soon as possible to reduce their losses.

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