Begging For A Reconciliation

“Would you prefer having it sooner or later? I’d love to hear your thoughts,” said Ian tenderly. Leah looked at him, surprised by how patient and gentle he had been with her. He must have loved her deeply to spend so much time and effort on her.

She could not have asked for more. She then recalled what Jane told her earlier and instantly felt calmer. Leah cleared her throat, “Let’s get this done sooner than later. We may not have the time to deal with this if we wait any longer.”

Ian was startled at first. Then, he began to smile from ear to ear. “Sarah, are you sure?” Leah nodded, beaming. Ian was over the moon.

“Let’s do this the week after next!” Ian exclaimed, thrilled. “Leave it to me to plan this properly this week. I will make sure everything’s perfect!”

“Don’t stress yourself out. I don’t need it to be perfect,” Leah disagreed. Ian shook his head, “It’s our first time doing this. I want it to be perfect. Let me take care of it, alright?”

Seeing how excited Ian was, Leah gave in. They continued their dinner silently. As she was savoring Ian’s delicious dishes, her mind wandered to her lunch earlier, when Han demanded her to have a meatball without asking if she wanted it. On the contrary, Ian was gentle, and he would never be so bossy with her.

After dinner, Ian drove Leah to a couture boutique, where custom-made dresses could cost a bomb. Unbothered by the price tag, Ian said gently, “See anything you like? Try it on.”

the dresses in the boutique when Ian’s cell phone rang. He took a

a moment before lifting a smile. “It’s work; no big deal. I’ll be

Someone stepped into the boutique and the staff quickly attended to them. “Welcome,

heels while calling out to the staff, “Is my custom-made gown ready?” Leah froze, recognizing the

answered the staff. “Let me get it for you.” Molly lifted

though she had let go of her grudges against Han, Leah had

called out to her loudly. Leah

you, isn’t it?” Molly pressed on. “Get back here!” Leah halted. She slowly turned around. She looked at Molly and she asked nonchalantly, “What do you want,

she saw Leah. Leah was amused; Molly had nothing to complain and yet, Leah had every reason to

approached Leah in her high heels. “Aren’t you dead?

stifle a laugh. She would have run away in the past in this situation, but she was different now. She stared at Molly and

you? You should be ashamed! I’m his fiancée, and we have

You have my blessings,” Leah nodded disinterestedly, “Is there