After Fake Marriage: Where Will Our Marriage Go?

　　On the day of graduation, Daniel was nowhere to be seen.

　　My friends and classmates looked at me with complex expressions, hesitating to speak.

　　I felt something was wrong, so I called Daniel countless times on my phone, but no one answered.

　　Until I saw a post that a friend had reposted.

　　[Don't call him anymore. He's getting married.]

　　With an attached address.

　　I thought he was joking with me, or maybe he was proposing to me in the latest way.

　　The closer I got to the destination, the more uneasy I felt.

　　Until I saw the panicked expressions of Daniel's friends at the door.

　　And the question, "Amber, why are you here?"

　　All these confirmed my uneasiness.

　　I pointed at the tightly shut door and asked in a trembling voice, "Who's married inside?"

　　Daniel and I were childhood lovers.

　　We were inseparable from childhood, from kindergarten to primary school, to high school, and even to university.

　　Even our loving relationship was a natural progression.

　　Everyone who saw us would say were a perfect match.

　　That's what I thought too.

　　Daniel had told me more than once that we were destined to be soulmates.

　　He said I was sent to him early because God was afraid that he would take too long to find me and would be lonely by himself.

　　Every time he said this, I would giggle uncontrollably, but I wouldn't say anything.

　　I would respond in my heart that if God hadn't sent me to him, I would have been alone until I died.

　　But the reality was a slap in the face.

　　The one who said we would get married as soon as we graduated was with another woman on the last day of university...

　　I pushed away everyone and walked into the gate, watching Daniel in his wedding suit and Winni toasting guests.

　　He looked at me, his face changing drastically. He tried to say something, but Winni spoke first.

　　"Amber, I'm dying, so Daniel is marrying me to fulfill my wish."

　　Daniel looked at me coldly, "It's not the time for nonsense now. I'll explain to you after I help Winni fulfill her wish."

　　I shook my head, "No need."

　　I raised my hand and slowly removed the engagement ring that Daniel had given me, throwing it out of the window.

　　My heart seemed to have been torn open, and blood mixed with pain flowed out.

　　"I wish you a happy and lasting marriage, and many children."

　　After saying that, I turned and left.

　　Without the slightest hint of regret, Daniel wanted to chase after me, but he stopped when he heard Winni's heart-wrenching cough.

　　"Cough cough cough...

　　"Daniel, go chase after Amber before Don't let her get the wrong idea."

　　In the end, Daniel didn't come out either.