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Chapter 12 She’d been extremely weak then—pale, gaunt, wearing a wig. We’d met at the sanatorium. I’d hesitated to see her, but it was our last meeting. After all, we were biological sisters. "You’re ...

Chapter 11 I heard the sound of slippers as I entered. The lights were on, which surprised me. Dylan had already changed into loungewear and was holding a book. "Why are you back so early?" I asked. H...

Chapter 10 After dinner at my mother’s, we went home together. On the way, I could tell he’d wanted to explain several times, but I didn’t want to listen. His excuses would just be the same clichés fr...

Chapter 9 She’d laughed bitterly, twisting the wig in her hands. "See? You grew up in a good family, got a good education, have a good job and money. Unlike me—I’ve accomplished nothing, and now I hav...

Chapter 8 After work, I went to my mother’s house with dark circles under my eyes. It wasn’t far. Sensing my silence, my mother tried to lighten the mood. "Hey, haven’t you seen your sister lately?" H...

Chapter 7 He sounded fairly sober. I asked cautiously, "Where are you? Can you come home?" "What’s wrong?" "I... I hurt my foot. It’s probably swollen. I don’t dare move," I lied. It was the most ridi...

Chapter 6 When we got home that night, the house was pitch-black. I wasn’t surprised—Dylan was probably busy with clients. Sure enough, there was a message from him on my phone: "Something came up. I’...

Chapter 5 Finally, my efforts paid off, and we got married. By then, it had been exactly two years since Luna Parker’s death. I moved into his house, which was filled with traces of Luna: her wardrobe...

Chapter 4 On the ride home, Dylan and I sat in silence—a common state between us. I was quiet, and he was too. "Did you eat enough? You barely touched your food," he asked. I nodded. "Mom’s health is ...

Chapter 3 When I emerged from the restroom, the party was nearly over. Dylan took my hand and said goodbye to everyone. It was another autumn day—strikingly similar to the day we first met. But I knew...

Chapter 2 I’d also studied at Cambridge Business School. When I enrolled, he was about to graduate with his master’s degree—already a legendary figure in his cohort. Autumn in England always carried a...

Chapter 1 "Congratulations, Director Harrison!" "Has Director Harrison remarried? Congratulations indeed!" "Well, it’s been five years already... But she looks a bit like..." "Tsk! If you don’t know h...

Abundance Year After Year, Peace All Through the Years No more streaky pork. Dylan Harrison stroked my cheek gently and sighed softly, "You two look so alike." I pretended to be asleep, thinking to my...

Chapter 16 Today was my wedding day with Ethan Brown. I’d invited everyone—including Ryan Smith. Whether he wished me well or not didn’t matter. My feelings for him had faded completely, at some point...

Chapter 15 Um... The atmosphere at home had somehow gotten even more awkward. I curled up on the sofa, furiously typing on my phone, ranting to Luna about what a jerk Ryan was. When I looked up, I met...

Chapter 14 I’d been avoiding Ethan Brown. Ever since that night, the second Ethan came home, I’d rush into my room and lock the door. If he got home before me, I’d say a quick hello and then hurry off...

Chapter 13 The next day, I woke up with two huge dark circles under my eyes, exhausted. Just then, a delicious smell wafted over. Seafood congee! I ran out of the room excitedly—and saw Ethan Brown bu...

Chapter 12 Today was my first day living with Ethan Brown. Who knew how I’d get through the days ahead? Just then, my phone rang. I answered it—and a familiar voice came through. “Yuanyuan, I miss you...

Chapter 11 The next day, I really wanted to back out. “You’re nervous?” Ethan Brown asked, smiling. Of course I was nervous! Who wouldn’t be? I stood at the door, trembling. What rich family would agr...