The Moonlight Fades, Love Never Comes Back

But now, the person who could sit in her passenger seat was no longer me. I sat in the back seat and saw Emily's slender hands on the steering wheel. She was not wearing our wedding ring.

Instead, she had an extra plain ring. It was very similar to the one on Louis's hand.

After sending Louis back, the atmosphere in the car suddenly became quiet.

When I got home, I hid in the study to check the work content. I didn't want to meet Emily again.

Suddenly, she walked in without knocking.

"You haven't given me the anniversary gift yet." Emily stood in front of me and spoke as a matter of course.

In the past, I would prepare gifts carefully on various special days. But now, I didn’t want to show my true heart to Emily anymore.

"I'm not prepared." I shook my head at her calmly.

Emily didn't expect me to reject her and her expression was very surprised. “Why? You weren't like this before. Are you still angry with me because of Louis?"

"No. I still have work to do. You go out first," I said lightly.

Emily's face was angry, but she didn't say anything. She just slammed the door and went out. I sighed, took out my phone to contact a lawyer and entrusted him to help me draft a divorce agreement.

***

The next day, Emily sent me a message to invite me to dinner. I wanted to refuse, but when I got off work, she was waiting for me at the company gate.

"Jeremy, I was wrong on the anniversary day. Let's go to your favorite restaurant tonight. Don't be angry with me!"

Emily dressed up beautifully today. She wore a light blue dress and her hair was tied up, revealing her white neck.

When she smiled and talked to me, I seemed to be back in the passionate period. I got into her car obediently. She leaned close to my cheek and left a kiss and then drove away neatly. My heart moved and became a little soft.

When I arrived at the restaurant, I was still reminiscing about the time I had just spent alone with Emily. After I walked in, a familiar figure walked towards us.

"Louis! We are here!"

Emily left me and ran to Louis like a girl. Louis hugged her and glanced at me with a proud look.

I understood everything in an instant and turned to walk out. Emily rushed over and grabbed my sleeve, her face turned cold.

"We agreed to have dinner together and you are going to leave with a cold face again?"

I looked at her and spoke lightly. "If you two want to be together, I won't mind it anymore. But don't drag me in again, I don't want to be your flirting tool."

Emily blushed and anger surged in her eyes. "Jeremy, don't look at us with dirty eyes! I called you here today just to ease the relationship, but I didn't expect you to not give us this face at all. Who do you think you are?"

I glanced at her lightly, said nothing more and turned and walked out.

The phone dinged and Louis sent a message, which was a picture. Emily leaned in his arms, with a slightly red eye.

[Brother, do you have to be so indifferent to Little Emily? She is a good woman. If you don't cherish her, there are people who will feel distressed! ]

I typed a few words into the chat box and sent it.

[I think you two are quite suitable to be together. Good luck. ]

There was no response from the other side.

I returned home, sat on the balcony, opened a bottle of wine and quietly looked at the moon.