Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper

Chapter 80 You Missed an Inch

Under everyone’s gaze, she cleared her throat and said, “Six inches, I think.”

“That long? Really?”

There was another round of laughter.

Imogen started spinning the bottle. She was going to finish it after she asked her question. But she didn’t realize that the bottle was coincidentally pointed at Troy.

In an instant, she turned to look at Troy.

“Mr. Marshall, do you choose truth or dare?” Imogen asked, looking at him.

“Truth.”

If it wasn’t the wrong occasion, Imogen was very tempted to ask him if he’d ever had even the slightest bit of affection for her.

Everyone around was talking and giving Imogen questions.

Someone asked how long Troy’s was.

Someone asked Troy how long it took for his first time.

Someone else asked Troy how many women he had slept with in total.

She knew how long the Troy’s were. There was no need to know about the latter issue. Granted, she had no business in his private life before marriage. But she might feel uncomfortable if she knew. It was better not to know.

But she knew most of the information about Troy. She had to ask the one she didn’t know.

Imogen thought about it and asked, “How did you and Ms. Page meet and get together?”

The employees perked up their ears as well, waiting for Troy to tell his story.

Troy looked over at Imogen. By now, Imogen’s heart felt slightly tense. There was silence all

around.

A moment later, Troy said slowly, “We met at an event on campus because we were going to work together on a show. We got together after the show.”

“Did you guys fall in love over time during rehearsals?” Someone asked.

“Yeah.”

That’s what happened.

Imogen felt frustrated in her heart.

The romantic relationship in college was beautiful, innocent, and unforgettable.

Before she fell in love with Troy, she had thought about having a great relationship in college.

she

in college, he had graduated and joined the company.

accompanied Troy through his youth, side by side.

muddled through a

was nothing around for her to do, Imogen picked up her phone and

It was from Troy.

[You missed an inch just

at the sight of the

flushed when she was being joked about by everyone, but she was flushed this time. She gave Troy a sneaky

leader make a fool of himself. These employees were no exception.

asking the woman

the problem would be well

ask because Troy chose to

He asked, “Mr. Marshall, you need to hold the fifth girl from the left for twenty squats.

sound much better than the

the fifth girl on the

the first to count

Forbes, please do me a

your boyfriend wouldn’t mind, would

up, “Imogen, come over

stood up and walked

in a

her hands around his neck

squats were

slightly ragged. The heat of his body was all over

simple thing for Mr. Marshall. This is too

“Come again.”

or dare was played until 4: 00 in the

were happy but tired, so they went

back with Mia and the others, and she got another message from Troy on the way: [Do you want to come

thinking. She replied instantly: [No, I’m going to

want to come? We’re only

and replied: I will go

were food scraps left at the bottom of the pool. The official announcement says eating over there is

afraid she might leave after

go over

leaned back against the bed and played with her phone for

on the hashtags:

Imogen clicked in.

variety show right after she returned home, and the variety show just aired

which Sarah

other guests let her try to say a few words. Sarah said, “Then I’ll tell a story in German.” Sarah spoke German

Troy tell stories in German so many times, Imogen thought it was familiar. Sarah said, “It’s a very classic fable, a crow

it heard that pleased slurping sound as it nibbled the cheese. The fox said slyly to the crow, ‘Oh,

birds. These words of praise and compliments, and flattery made the crow proud how it wanted people to hear its beautiful song! Just as it opened its mouth to sing, the piece of cheese fell. The fox immediately took a quick bite and

should have heard this

heard of it.

why did you learn German when you