All Chapters of I'm Glad We Met After Marriage: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Zach sat down across from me and looked at my soup. “You’re eating so healthily?”“Do you want to order something richer for me?” I believed that if he ordered anything at Sophie’s shop, she would not give him even a single leaf of lettuce.“What are you doing here? I already told you that I was having lunch at Sophie’s place. It’s not like we usually have lunch together.”“I was passing by, and I saw your car outside, so I decided to visit.”Oh, that was it. I did not reply.I focused on my food. After spending all morning with Sophie, I was hungry.He sat there with his hands clasped and watched me.I noticed that he was still wearing our wedding ring. I had taken mine off long ago and tossed it to the back of my drawer.Sophie said that I should have thrown it in the lake. Since we had been staying at the Gordon family’s mansion, Zach still had his ring on.It was not necessary. Tyler and Mary already knew we were divorced. Zach just had no idea that both of them already kn

I returned to the bedroom with Mary’s mysterious gift and sat before my dressing table. Then, I turned on the table lamp, which had a glazed shade. When the colorful light shone upon the partially-translucent stone, it seemed to come to life. The light was refracting in the stone, as though many souls were trapped inside. It looked like they were trying to escape and shine. I knew that Mary would not lie to me. My first instinct was that she had been scammed. It looked like a normal mineral stone to me. It was ridiculous to think that it would make my wish come true. When Mary passed me a glass of milk at night, she told me that I needed to freshen up and change when I made my wish. I needed to be very sincere and not treat it as a joke. I could only make one wish, and the stone would shatter into smaller pieces after that. That sounded magical, and I expressed my gratitude even though I did not believe it. Zach returned home around 8 p.m. At this time, I was opening gifts

I started crying in response. For some inexplicable reason, she had always looked up to me. When we were little, she would tell me, “Cassia, I think you’re the smartest girl in the entire world. “Cassia, you’re the prettiest girl in the whole world. “Cassia, if I were a man, I’d definitely marry you. “Cassia, how are you this capable?” In her eyes, I was always the best. All the feelings of rejection that I faced from Zach would disappear whenever I saw Sophie. She made me cry so hard on my birthday. I was pregnant, and my hormones were making me more emotional. I had applied some makeup on my face, but my tears ruined it. So, I went to the washroom to wipe my face clean. After that, I no longer had any makeup on. I asked Sophie if I looked ugly, but Hayden overheard me and passed me a napkin. I told him that I had already wiped my tears. I did not need a napkin anymore. “There’s some writing on the napkin,” Sophie said. I lowered my head to have a look, and

Zach was not going too fast. He was quite good at riding the motorcycle. I did not know when he learned how. Some people seemed to have a lot of skills up their sleeves. Who knew when they mastered them? I could hear the sound of the wind, and it was music to my ears. Eventually, Zach stopped in an empty plot. He got down from the motorcycle and said, “Try it. It’s really easy to ride.” “You’re asking me to ride the motorcycle?” I looked at the big vehicle and felt that I would be able to ride it. “You’re so smart. Riding a motorcycle would be very simple for you. This is the accelerator. You just need to twist it slightly. Don’t you know how to ride an electric bike? It’s the same principle.” “But…” I was still hesitant. “Your birthday’s almost over. You still have 10 minutes left. Don’t you want to try something you’ve never tried before your birthday is over?” Zach successfully convinced me. I had temporarily forgotten that I was pregnant. I braced myself and too

“Cassia, you’re awake?”“Hurry up and call the doctor.”“Cassia, does anything hurt?”I heard a lot of voices around me. I knew whom each belonged to, but I could not see their faces.I touched my face and felt around my eyes. There was nothing. The white film was not on my face but on my eyes.I was desperate to remove whatever it was blocking my vision. I tried to pull it away, but that did not work.Right then, someone grabbed my hand. “Cassia, what’s wrong? What are you doing?”It was Mary. Her hand felt warm, but I was freaking out.My voice quivered. “I can’t see.”The room went quiet for a second before I heard my mom’s panicked voice. “Doctor, check on her! My daughter says she can’t see!”“Let me take a look. Everyone, please leave the room.”Everyone left, so it was just me and the doctor.He pulled back my eyelids and gently asked, “Can you see anything?”“Just a white, net-like film.”“Can you see any shadows or shapes?”“No.”“Don’t worry,” the doctor sai