Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

The more pitiful Mark appeared, the angrier Shirley got.

With Mark's personality, an apology was out of the question, especially since he had long felt there was something suspicious about the duo.

When the bar manager retrieved the surveillance footage and began watching the recent video frame by frame, Shirley and Abner looked completely normal, at least from what could be seen in the footage. Moreover, the scene Mark had twisted was, upon review in the surveillance, just a regular moment.

A flash of panic crossed Mark's eyes as he glanced at Shirley out of the corner of his eye.

Shirley, clearly knowing the video held nothing incriminating, scoffed.

Mark pursed his lips, casting his gaze downward, "Shirley, let's stop this nonsense. Let's get back together."

This had been their longest separation after numerous breakups and makeups.

As soon as he finished his plea, Abner felt a tightness in his heart, his face slightly changing as he looked at Shirley, as if ready to burst into tears at any sign of her wavering.

Mark continued, "I've thought a lot. I never really gave Jessica a chance because it's always been you I liked the most. Seriously, let's end this drama. If you come back to me, I'll marry you right away." Shirley took a step back, "Mark, I think you need to get your head checked."

I thought about really breaking up, but every time I remembered those moments, I couldn't let go. Those were real scenes we lived through together. The thought of you with someone else hurts.

too ugly, not

as Mark shamelessly recounted their past, a Shirley he

sweat as the fear of being left

going to leave

desperately clutching a piece of Shirley's

fogging her senses, Shirley's mind wandered back to those

and Shirley had always been hardworking, relishing those

relaxed, a hint of a

of hope, took a

I've been a jerk, you know I'd never cheat. You know me; I have my limits. I was blind before. Please come back. I

feelings bare, he no longer cared about

felt

return, then let pride

all, it wasn't