Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

Chapter 26 Our Marriage License

Seeing it was Anne calling, she quickly tapped the button.

"Dear, I almost forgot. Are you being discharged from the hospital today?"

There was background noise over the phone. She felt Anne must have called during a break in her shooting.

"If you don't want to go back to the Stone Villa, you can stay at my place for now. I'll give you the address and the door lock code..."

Meryl responded, "No need. You and Dante are married. It wouldn't be appropriate for me to stay there."

Although Anne and Dante's marriage was one of convenience and they shared little affection, they were legally a married couple.

It would be inappropriate for Meryl to stay at their home, especially since Anne was currently traveling.

She needed to avoid any impropriety.

Anne asked worriedly, "Then where will you go?"

Meryl replied, "To my fiancé's place."

Hearing this, Anne exploded on the other end of the line, sounding quite frustrated.

Why are you going back to him now? That's so spineless! I really want

despicable men and women, making a scandalous scene in a hotel and

this call, but to her dismay, Meryl had turned

with Dalton to get back with you, are you? He has already cuckolded you, and you're still putting up

Anne had

fiancé I mentioned isn't

Anne, lasting several seconds. "Not Dalton? Then who is it? Wait, Meryl. When did you get involved with someone else? What's his name? What does

knew as little about her supposed fiancé as Anne

about it later. I've just

the house using the

sun, casting a serene glow on the floor, giving a

few traces of being lived in, and she wondered, "Does he really

slippers and walked around the house. Just as she finished her tour, her phone

feel like cooking, feel free to dine out. The bank card is on top of the shoe

so don't wait for me. Try to get some

the message, Meryl immediately went to the shoe

plan on

generosity stemmed from gratitude for her once saving his life.

a lifetime, she didn't

knew that sincerity would be fleeting, and having been let down