Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

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Lydia was embarrassed. Dalton caught the details. "Meryl, you really did it to piss me off, and you're even planning on chasing after Uncle Chandler. Do you have any shame?"

Ethan, who had been silent, suddenly chuckled, "Dalton, you are wrong. How can

woman chasing a man be considered shameless?

"This is bravery. Didn't you hear what Meryl just said? You are through. It has nothing to do with you whom she chases after?"

Dalton squinted his eyes. "Ethan, at least you had a blind date with Meryl! She didn't like you and instead pursued Uncle Chandler. You don't mind losing face. Yet, you're adding fuel to the fire." "Why do I lose face? You're the one who cheated, not me.

Besides, not many people know about our blind date. Dalton, are you afraid that she will really get together with Chandler and become your elder in the future?" Ethan burst into laughter. During the argument, they flew into a rage, ready for a fight.

Meryl, not surprised, exited the infirmary with her bag.

Lydia followed her. "You were the one playing the cello in the music room that day, right?"

Chapter 103 The Car Accident

Meryl didn't respond and continued walking forward.

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know it's you. After that incident, didn't you stop playing

many people outside

moment.

Night fell.

a car accident at the

bed for several days. Charlotte consulted experts from both domestic and international sources and

couldn't hail a taxi after her cello practice, so he personally drove

eaves, holding the cello, and watched as he crashed into an electric pole by the roadside while making a

Dalton was unconscious, Meryl blamed herself and felt guilty, convinced that she had caused him

should have

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cello. The melody was soft and melancholic, enveloping her

Charlotte rushed over and smashed

thought, "She

lost his life for me, so what right do I

she gave up the cello and never played

out of guilt for Dalton back then," Meryl pivoted around and smiled at

that he's already dead to

her favorite cello

her