
When the Affectionate Male Lead Changed His Heart
Chapter 5
I sat on the street until dawn.
One night was enough for me to sort out all my emotions.
That day was his birthday, and it's also our three-year anniversary together. I have already made a reservation at a restaurant and invited our friends. I have decided to spend the day with him.
Even if it was to repay his true or even false efforts over the years.
The gift I was originally going to give him was safely placed in my bag, so I bought something else on the street as a replacement.
That was a prenatal examination report, but unfortunately, he couldn't see it anymore.
When we arrived at the restaurant, our friends had already taken their seats.
Seeing a familiar figure, my body stiffened.
When I saw her in person, I suddenly remembered that I did know her.
Emily, a persistent pursuer of Samuel.
During college, I had an ambiguous relationship with Michael, and Emily never gave up pursuing Samuel for four years.
When we were friends, I advised Samuel to take a closer look at the people around him.
I didn't expect that three years after getting married, he actually took my advice.
The only person who could invite her was Samuel.
"When Samuel was chasing after you before, I thought it was impossible. In the blink of an eye, you've been together for three years."
Jacob patted Samuel on the shoulder and exaggeratedly took credit for him, "Rachel, you don't know, every time you post a photo with Michael on Instagram, Samuel would drag me to drink and cry!"
When I heard this name again, I didn't feel anything, but Samuel's face turned cold and he sat down without saying a word.
The atmosphere inexplicably turned cold.
Jacob was also a bit embarrassed. I smiled and defused the situation, inviting everyone to eat.
Emily's eyes were invariably fixed on Samuel.
After three rounds of drinking, the atmosphere warmed up again, and everyone started playing Truth or Dare.
And the first one who lost was Emily.
Perhaps yesterday's events made them feel awkward, and everyone's eyes drifted past me with a hint of uncertainty as they spoke.
Emily seemed to gather up her courage and stood up, looking at Samuel, "Samuel, my truth is that I like you."
Her eyes turned red.
"I know that I've never been in your eyes. You've secretly loved Rachel for five years, accompanied her for two years, and married her for three years. But I've always liked you."
She moved herself with her words, and tears fell down.
Some of my familiar friends were dissatisfied, "Today is also their third wedding anniversary. It's inappropriate for you to say these things, right?"
Emily wiped away her tears.
I turned my head to look at Samuel. There was no expression on his face, but his eyes were deeply moved.
I didn't say anything, and Samuel didn't respond either. Jacob intervened to continue the next round.
What a coincidence, it's Emily again.
She randomly chose the Dare and drew a card from the table.
[Selecting an opposite-sex kissing partner on site]
There was silence all around.
She bit her lower lip, her eyes filled with anticipation and a hint of anxiety. She cautiously looked at Samuel and asked, "Samuel, may I?"
My best friend Sarah couldn't help but say, "Are you blind? Can't you see that Rachel is sitting here?"
Emily's face was full of embarrassment, but she still couldn't help but stare at Samuel.
Her face was so red that it looked like it was out to bleed.
"Okay."
I heard Samuel's response.
"It's just a game, Rachel won't be so petty."
He seemed a little guilty and glanced at me, allowing Emily's excited hands to tremble.
"I also have a heartfelt truth to tell you."
Nausea surged up, and I drank some cold water to suppress the nausea.
"Samuel, let's get divorced."