After He Chose His First Love, I Refused to Get Back Together!

When my parents heard that I was back, they asked why Cash didn't come back with me.

My mother, Laura Johnson, held my hand and smiled slyly, "Kathy, Cash is a good kid. He has a good job. His parents like you too. You will enjoy a good life when you marry him."

I stared into Laura's eyes and murmured, "What if I say I don't want to marry him?"

"What? Why!"

My father, Steven Johnson, who was cooking in the kitchen, came out when he heard the news. I tried hard not to cry and told him everything.

Steven was smoking on the side, and Laura had a complicated expression and was silent for a long time, "Kathy, but isn't that woman going to die? Can't you be more considerate of Cash?"

I felt I received a heavy blow when I heard this. Laura, my mother, asked me to be considerate of Cash... How ridiculous!

I turned to look at Steven. He was still smoking, obviously agreeing with my mother's behavior.

I thought nothing could make me more heartbroken than this, even more hurt than finding out that Cash had someone else in his heart.

In this case, Cash was really more important than I.

My expression froze. I stood up, grabbed my bag and left.

"Then you can find another daughter to marry Cash."

I ignored the arguing behind me. I had to return the heirloom, a jade bracelet, that Cash's mother gave me. The bracelet was still in Cash and my new home.

Cash, I would definitely cancel the engagement with you, even by fair means or foul.

I walked straight to the bedroom and took out the wooden box locked in the bedside table. The jade bracelet was missing! I was shocked and was about to look for it somewhere else when I heard the voice of another woman.

"Cash, you still love me, and I still love you, so why didn't you marry me?"

It came from the study.

I walked over slowly, leaned against the door and picked up my phone to record.

"Cash, you still love me very much. Why do you want to deceive yourself?"

"Cash, you get a boner..."

"Sue, your body..."

"Cash, these years, I think about you every day. This is my only wish. I really love you."

"Sue..."

Then there was the rustling of clothes.

"Making love with your haunting crush in our shared wedding room? You really don't give me any face, Cash."

I quietly left the house, closed the door, and picked up the phone.

Pretending to be anxious, "Hello, police officer, it seems that some people are having gang bangs in my house, and my jade bracelet worth tens of thousands of dollars is missing. I am so scared..."