His Real Wedded Bride

Sam pondered for quite a while before answering Abby, "I have known her for more than 20 years, if you ask me. We used to live in the same neighborhood, but lost touch when I moved abroad with my parents. It was not until recently that we met again."

"Then I presume that she is your childhood sweetheart?" Abby said while nodding her head lightly, "I saw the way you looked at her. And I dare say that you still like her very much, don't you?"

"Abby, you have seen right through me. However..." Sam let out a bitter smile. Autumn had already married someone and there is nothing he could do to change this no matter how much he loved her. "I may have no more place in her heart, " he said.

"Don't be so sure." Abby frowned and said, "As a woman, I understand her better than you do. And I suggest that you, as a man, should take the initiative."

"What do you mean?" Sam frowned and asked in confusion.

"You really need to follow my husband's example. He made a move on me back then, but I kept turning him down. He then skipped the courtship and proposed to me directly. I was deeply moved by his sincerity that night. I finally said 'yes', knowing that he really wanted to marry me, and would take care of me, for the rest of our lives. You see, we are happy to have such a lovely daughter as Cindy now." Abby poured Cindy a glass of juice and continued, "You two are close friends from childhood, and have known each other well enough. All you have to do now is to make the final push. In fact, I'm planning to fix you up with her today. Autumn is such a good girl, let her go again and you will regret it every single day, for the rest of your life.

Sam hung his head low without saying a word. Of course he knew that Abby was telling the truth. But the question was, did he still stand a chance of winning Autumn back?

Just then, Autumn came. When she saw Sam in the room, she frowned.

Although it was no big deal to have a meal with him, his presence made it abundantly obvious that Abby was resolved to make a match of them.

"Autumn, come and take a seat." Before Autumn could say anything, Abby stood up, took her by the shoulder and quickly sat her down. "You and Sam are good friends, and have really helped me a lot yesterday in the hospital. So I have also invited him to have dinner with us. Autumn, I hope you don't mind."

Autumn replied. What else could she say

Abby and Sam in a nice conversation. She had been busy taking care of the

here to have dinner, not to look after my daughter. She can feed herself. Just

she was sure that Cindy was full.

so shortly after, he excused himself and left.

between you two? In my point of view, it is perfectly natural

just wouldn't

for it. "But I have seen it all.

past, " said Autumn with a forced smile, "Abby, thank you for what you have done for me, but... please don't do it again. You will only put us in an awkward position. Sam and I... It

known it even before she met

had promised to distance herself from Charles, she just couldn't stop thinking about him at this very moment. Feeling overwhelmed by the longing, she couldn't help initiating a video call. She needed to

the screen. He could see Autumn lying on the bed, with water dripping drop by

suddenly remembered the two beautiful young secretaries in the Secretary Department

missing her, too. Although she was now hundreds of miles away, this conversation seemed to bridge the distance and bring her back

on her nerves but had also amused her successfully. She giggled and

help but burst into laughter. It took him quite a while to catch his breath and asked in a

the room for five days. It can't be wasted." Autumn said with a casual air,