Love Story6 Chapter 1 

Love Story6–Chapter 1 

There was a brief silence on the other end of the phone. “Are you serious?“. 

He paused for a few seconds, as though considering something. “Alright” 

“You’re not going to think it over first 

He chuckled softly, asking in a low voice. “Are you sure you won’t regret it?” 

pn’t regret it.” 

“Then that’s settled. I’ll sign the contract and return in three days.” 

Just then, Ben White walked in from the garden, his voice laced with curiosity. “What was that about won’t regret on the phone just now?” 

I smiled faintly. “It was a friend’s call discussing pre–wedding preparations. A lot of people say there’s always a bit of regret before getting married.” 

I paused, then looked him in the eye. “What about you? Will you regret marrying me? 

He froze for a moment, his gaze shifting, deliberately changing the subject. “How’s the wedding preparation going?” 

A bitter wave surged in my chest. 

In fact, from the day he proposed, I had tried repeatedly to discuss the details of the wedding with him. 

Ivery time I excitedly brought it up, he would smile gently and say, “You take charge. You’re the star of the day.” 

Talways thought it was because he truly loved me, allowing me to plan however I liked. 

Until that night when I overheard his conversation with his friend, I suddenly woke up. 

It turned out, to him, this wedding was nothing but a performance, a charade to appease me. 

Just then, he leaned in, as usual, to kiss my forehead. 

Bit in that moment, a familiar scent of freesia wafted towards me it was Yuna’s signature perfume. 

The image of him and Yuna kissing in the night flashed through my mind, and I instinctively pulled away from his ki 

He paused, looking at me with confusion. “What’s wrong?” 

“Nothing just a little tired,” I murmured. 

He gently comforted me. “You’ve been working so hard. Don’t worry too much. Let me take you back to rest.” 

I looked at him and hesitantly asked, “Aren’t you going home?” 

He froze for a moment, then laughed. 

“Oh…some customs say that before the wedding, the couple should stay apart, for good luck. You want us to have a smooth future, don’t you?? 

His words made me scoff inwardly. 

Astpooth future? 

He never intended to have any “future” with me. 

In the end, the so called future, marriage, and commitment were just lies to soothe me, to keep me cooperating 

As for the so called “custom,” it was nothing more than a subtle warning from Yuna 

17:07 

Love Story6 Chapter 1 

She was making it clear that as long as she was around, Hep would always be bes 

I stopped speaking. He looked at me, a bit anxious and awkward, trying to explain, “If you think it appropriate 1” 

Interrupted him. “No, it’s fine. You go ahead. I hope… we can last forever”