"You were guaranteed to win!! Chen Lu doesn't owe you anything! Why couldn't you react?!"

Her sudden roar echoed in the spacious hall, as if she were complaining about Mo Yuqing's childishness back then, or venting her dissatisfaction with her leaving on her own.

Mo Yuqing tilted her head back for a moment, causing the white veil on her head to sway slightly. She came back to her senses, sniffed, and looked at her with a smile at the corner of her eyes. "So I really regret it."

Liu Yan fell silent. All she could do now was sigh at how difficult it is for people to learn to cherish things before they lose them.

Unfortunately, time is always one-way; some things can be made up for after we realize them, but others cannot.

She asked herself "why" many times.

Why are people sometimes so naive? Why can't they learn to cherish things sooner? Why didn't I give her more serious advice back then...?

Why didn't I threaten her with breaking off our friendship back then? Why didn't I try to persuade Chen Lu to leave her alone for a few months?

Unfortunately, she didn't know the answers to any of these questions.

Only by cherishing what we have will we not miss out or lose it; we only learn to cherish what we have after we've lost it...

Okay, that's a closed loop.

Mo Yuqing smiled and then burst into tears.

The two of them looked at each other while tears streamed down their faces.

After a long while, Mo Yuqing led Liu Yan to a salesperson.

"I want to buy it."

As she spoke, she took out another bank card from her bag, "Swipe this one."

"Okay!" The salesperson bowed slightly. "Your husband will be very touched."

Mo Yuqing smiled at her but didn't say anything.

At this moment, having experienced the feeling of buying a wedding dress, her self-amusing dream came to a complete end.

This thing is just something I can only throw away after buying it.

"Why don't you wear one too... Let me see what you look like in a wedding dress." Mo Yuqing pretended to suddenly become interested and turned to Liu Yan to suggest.

How could Liu Yan not understand the meaning behind Mo Yuqing's words? She froze there like a statue, and after a long while, she finally managed to utter a sentence:

"Yuqing, I hate you."