Fake Marriage: Love Takes Me To You

"Megan, now we two are together, it's necessary to propose a toast to you. I think Lucian won't care about what you have done before, because we two are still married in the end. The real couple won't be separated by some despicable people." Shelly held Lucian's arm and held her head high, as if she was the real hostess.

Lucian didn't say anything. He knew that even if he wanted to talk to Megan at the moment, it was not the best time.

Megan stood up with a smile on her face. Her smile was like a smile that could see through everything. Megan pretended not to care, but in fact, she didn't care in her heart?

"Stop talking nonsense. Wish you a happy engagement."

Megan raised her head, drank the whole glass of champagne and sat down without saying anything. Lucian took the glass and drank it.

Looking at the two leaving figures, Megan had mixed feelings.

Seeing the intimacy between the two of them, Megan was uncomfortable. Why did Lucian still not let her go? He had hurt her so much, but why

viting me. I'm very happy today."

If he really chose to let go of her, she would accompany him to the end. She would not tangle with him anymore, and she would not miss him every day. This dream would finally end.

But when she saw the names of the two people on the invitation, her face was still frozen. She couldn't completely accept the fact now.

She had given up on him. She was ready to end her life without him and start her new life. But at this moment, she suddenly had an impulse to stay with him.

In fact, the last thing she wanted to see was not that Lucian married another woman, but that the woman beside him was Shelly, who had done a lot of bad things between them, the vicious and scheming woman. The most disappointing thing in her life was that she met Shelly. She would rather never make this friend.

When Lucian saw the invitation, he couldn't say a word. He knew that he was no longer the man used to be in Megan's heart. No matter how he changed, he couldn't go back to the past.