Chapter 3

I hung up the phone abruptly.

Theo called back over ten times wanting to apologize, but I didn't answer.

Until he came with a big group of friends.

After they got the door opened with a red envelope, Theo, surrounded by his buddies, came to my room.

Quinn stood beside him, wearing a pink bridesmaid dress, looking cute and charming.

"Baby!"

Theo called out sweetly, opening his arms to hug me.

I discreetly pushed him away.

"Sweetheart, today's our big day. Be happy, okay?"

As he whispered in my ear, Quinn pulled him away.

"The groom's in such a rush! We still have games to play."

Her words were for Theo, but her eyes provocatively glanced at me.

While my friends arranged games, Theo and his friends started the wedding games.

Unlike the joyous atmosphere, I remained expressionless.

Watching Theo actively participating in each game, I felt an indescribable feeling.

I've liked Theo since college.

He was the campus heartthrob, poor but talented, exceptionally hard-working.

We officially got together at a class reunion after graduation.

By then, he was working at a multinational, envied by many.

I, with my parents' help, had started my own company early on.

As outstanding graduates, we became the focus for drinks.

He was gentlemanly, helping me block drink after drink, eyes firm and gentle.

If it weren't for the issues with Quinn, he'd make a great husband.

Sadly...

Today's events were the last straw.

Someone who can't sort out relationships before marriage can't be trusted to do so after.

Maybe, this wedding shouldn't go on.