Ex-husband’s Regret

"Then shall we go in?"

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The process of obtaining the marriage certificate was not complicated.

Frank did not make any arrangements in advance, we followed the staff's guidance and completed the paperwork.

When I came out of the civil affairs bureau holding the marriage certificate, I felt a bit dazed.

Frank wrapped his arms around me, lowered his head, and kissed my forehead.

The smile at the corner of his lips was deeper than usual, clearly indicating his genuine happiness.

"Honey."

His low and serious voice made my ears feel warm.

I ignored the heat in my ears and touched my nose. "Such a happy occasion deserves a celebration Let me treat you to dinner."

Frank raised an eyebrow but didn't say anything.

I let out a slight sigh of relief.

But I didn't expect that later that night, he pinned me down on the bed, forcing me to call out those two

words.

"Hu... Hubby..."

After getting the certificate, we moved on to planning the wedding.

We mainly wanted to avoid further delays since the weather would get cold.

Even though the outfit was warmer than a wedding dress, it couldn't withstand the biting wind.

Jane found a wedding venue, a Western-style building left over from World War 2.

Frank and I didn't intend to be too extravagant, we only invited close friends and family, which was enough.

After some discussions, we set the specific date for the wedding in mid-November.

Autumn and winter in Jeswood were typically rainy, but on the day of the wedding, it was a rare sunny day.

After changing into the traditional style dress, I felt not only warm but even a bit hot.

Jane teased me, "Are you so happy to marry Frank that you're sweating?"

"Shut up."

Y shot her a glance.

Jane laughed. "What's there to be embarrassed about? Marrying someone you love and who loves you back is something to be happy about."

Following my mother's arrangements, I was departing from the Cloud.

After my makeup was done, my mother came over and stared at me intently.

As she looked, her eyes began to glisten.

I felt my own eyes warm and held back my tears. "Mom, let's make a deal. When you get to the wedding venue later, you can't cry before than I do." My mom was amused and managed to hold back her tears.

"Hurry, hurry, hurry!"

Jane rushed upstairs to gather Alana and the others.

"The groom is here! Everyone, come and block the door!"

In this matter, Alana was the most enthusiastic.

After all, there weren't many chances to openly tease Frank.

Even if there was a chance, it was rare to see Frank at a loss.

But no one expected that the pile of things they prepared would be completely useless.

That stingy guy Frank was unusually generous today, directly overwhelming them with cash.

Envelops were flooding in, filled not just with money.

There were also checks of varying amounts and property certificates for apartments and shops.

Among those present, no one was short on money, yet they couldn't resist the impressive display and ended up opening the door.

The most ungracious one was Jane.

What was originally a rented shop turned into her own, and she hurried to welcome Frank inside.

She was grinning from ear to ear, even directly handing him the wedding shoes.

I gave her a light smack. "You really are my best friend."

Jane said meaningfully, "I know you're eager to get married. I'm just going along with your wishes, no

need to thank me."

Zachary and Charlie were also groomsmen today.

Both of their gazes fell on Jane.

To avoid stealing my thunder, she didn't wear her usual favorite red.

Instead, she wore a custom-made white dress with subtle patterns, though her demeanor still showed her playful side, she appeared more gentle overall.