Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

"I mean, it's not like I have to be head over heels for him to spend my life with him." Tina had a pretty pragmatic view of her arranged marriage. "As long as we share common interests, who needs endless conversations?"

"Just make sure you come back before the wedding," the man said. "Once you tie the knot, say goodbye to your freedom."

"Quit your yapping," Tina retorted as she closed the door behind her and made her way toward her room, pausing midway to turn towards the kitchen instead.

Seeing Phillip up and cooking was a surprise. "You're still awake?"

"Whipping up some late-night grub." Phillip's glance lingered on her for a barely noticeable moment.

She had changed her clothes.

"Aren't you usually in bed by eleven?" Tina reminded him, half-jokingly adding, "Maybe you should ask our maid for help. I wouldn't want you getting food poisoning on my watch." Phillip looked back at her, unamused. "Your friend?"

"What?" His question caught her off guard, but then she realized he must have overheard her earlier conversation. "Oh, that was Weston Farley, an old buddy of mine."

Watsons and the Farleys were thick as thieves, and the Farleys had

good, enough to remember a man from the Farley family who was around her

to boil, Phillip lifted the lid, and with no further conversation

had been spilled on at the bar, her clothes reeking of cocktails, so

hair wrapped in a towel, Tina went to grab a drink. That's when the aroma of Phillip's late-night snack wafted through the air,

"I cooked too much. Want

a tempting dish of tomato and tuna udon, complete with a

looked so good, Tina nearly

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doubts were quelled

Let's give it a

just have that magic touch, and Phillip seemed to have mastered the art

bowl and sat back, her stomach

the bowls and headed back to the kitchen,

pick things up