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

The room fell silent momentarily before erupting into a flurry of activity as nearly half the guests stood up, their voices a mix of excitement and respect.

The Richardson brothers, Phillip and Curtis, were the undisputed elite of Stonebridge's high society. Young and exceptionally accomplished, they stood at a pinnacle many could only dream of reaching in a lifetime.

"What a coincidence," Phillip remarked as he approached the group.

His presence was both a surprise and a source of sudden anxiety. The topic of their recent conversation, his ex-fiancée, was not just any woman but one he had almost married. And there they were, discussing her before her current fiancé, Alfred, leaving them feeling unexpectedly guilty.

"Wow, Phillip, fancy seeing you here," someone tried to smooth over the situation, their tone overly pleasant.

Phillip responded casually, his gaze drifting to a buzz-cut man across the table. The man, speculating maliciously about a woman he barely knew, turned beet red under Phillip's piercing stare, managing a strained smile.

Feeling indifferent, Phillip asked, "Haven't seen you before. What's your name?"

Despite his calm tone, the buzz-cut man broke into a sweat, too nervous to reply. Someone else chimed in for him, "His name's Ernest, with the 'Er' from 'Ernest."

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his hand, trying to maintain his composure. He offered, "Since we've run into each other, why not join us?" "No,

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