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

"Get out," Phillip said, his voice a cold command.

Sayaka was one of the rare Asian female photographers to make it into the annals of World Photography History, hailed as the Picasso of the Japanese photography world. Her work, known for its themes of dreams, beauty, sex, and death, bore a surreal and eerie style that marked her as unique.

Tina, who had always adored Sayaka's work, couldn't believe her luck when she heard that the artist, in her seventies and long retired, had decided to come out of her seclusion for an exhibition in Capital City. It had been nine years since her last show in Tokyo, and something mysterious had lured her back to the spotlight almost a decade later.

With nothing better to do at home, even considering pulling weeds from the garden for excitement, Tina wasn't about to miss the event. As she was about to head out, she nearly collided with Hamilton's car as he pulled into the driveway.

He looked at her through the car window with a stern expression. "Where do you think you're going?"

With a flourish, Tina whipped out the exhibition brochure. "To an exhibit, my dear father."

Hamilton's expression softened slightly, conceding as long as she didn't venture outside Capital City. As the car window rolled up, he suddenly stopped it and, with an authoritative tone, added, "Hold on. I've invited Alfred to come by. You two can go together. It's better than lounging around the house, and you should spend some time with him."

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opposite of Phillip, who had been engaged to Tina last year. Alfred,

sped off, Alfred shot Tina a mischievous grin and whistled. "How's

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Phillip's, clapped him on the back. "You've still got it pulling strings to get a retired world-renowned photographer like her to

his attention