Mr Conrad Proposes to His Ex wife Again

Standing outside the auditorium, Sherry listened to the emcee's speech inside and her eyes turned red.

She turned her head and saw that the person beside her was already secretly wiping his tears.

Sherry both crying and laughing, "Dad."

Sherry's Dad answered and quickly wiped the tears from the corner of his eyes using a silk scarf, "Don't mind me

don't mind me, shouldn't we go in now."

As his words fell, the door to the auditorium was opened.

Daniel stood just a short distance away in the light, staring unblinkingly in their direction.

Sherry took her dad's hand and walked towards him step by step.

Standing in front of Daniel, Sherry's Dad handed Sherry to him, "From now on, I will give Sherry to you; you have to

take good care of her."

Daniel promised seriously, "Don't worry, I swear on my life."

Sherry's Dad nodded and was just about to go down when Sherry called out to him, then went up and hugged him,

choking on a sob, "Dad, you have to take good care of yourself too, and drink a little less."

"With your mother in charge, I wouldn't dare to get drunk."

Sherry's Dad gently patted her back, "Okay, okay, you guys go on."

He said, as if he was afraid that he might not be able to hold back his tears, he hurriedly turned around and left.

Sherry used to attend other people's weddings and felt that she could not accept such sensational behavior, and

also repeatedly told the emcee not to have those things, just keep it simple.

But she never thought that when it came to this kind of time, the tears were really unstoppable.

Daniel wiped the tears from her face.

Sherry blinked hard, trying to blink back the tears, and whispered, "The makeup must be ruined from the crying, is

it very ugly..."

Daniel laughed, "Not ugly at all, beautiful."

Sherry didn't believe it, and looked at him, crying and laughing.

They did, after all, walk down the aisle to the wedding.

Daniel held her hand and walked towards the front step by step.

The entire wedding ceremony proceeded in an orderly manner, and they exchanged rings and kissed in the

presence of all their friends and relatives.

The atmosphere at the scene can only be described as happy and sweet.

Daniel originally wanted to give Sherry a more romantic wedding, but Sherry's parents could not fly for a long time,

so his arrangement had to be abandoned.

Here, too, he did his best to give her the most satisfying and unforgettable memories.

After the wedding ceremony, Sherry went to change her clothes.

It was only until this time that Stella helplessly voiced out, "You can put your hands down now."

Clarence raised his eyebrows slightly, looked around, and withdrew his hand.

At that moment, a voice came from behind them, "Mr. Conrad, Ms. Radomil."

Stella looked back and was surprised to see the visitor, "Mr. Leif."

Stanford Leif smiled and nodded at them, "I went out to Italy a few months ago and only recently returned. I heard

that you and Sherry have made the studio bigger, congratulations from the bottom of my heart."

Stella said, "Mr. Leif, don't say that, we couldn't have gotten to where we are today without your help in the first

place."

After exchanging pleasantries for a while, Stanford said, "I thought it would be you and Mr. Conrad's wedding first,

but I didn't expect..."

"Mr. Leif!" Stella hurriedly interrupted him, "I'll go check on Sherry first, and we'll talk later."

Stanford nodded his head, not noticing anything unusual.

When Stella hurriedly left, Stanford heard a harsh ringing from the side.

He turned his head in surprise, "Mr. Conrad?"

Clarence put the cutlery in his hand on the empty plate and met his gaze, his dark eyes cold and unmoving, "Mr.

Leif wants to attend our wedding?"

Stanford snapped back, "Ah, well, I'm just saying... Mr. Conrad, if I'm invited to your wedding, I'd be more than

pleased to attend."

Clarence spoke expressionlessly, "Mr. Leif need not be pleased; I have no intention of doing so."

Stanford was speechless.

What did he do to deserve this?

...

Sherry's wedding was almost a perfect ending.

Except, of course, for a small hiccup in the middle when an unexpected guest arrived.

She had just changed her wedding dress and came out of the dressing room when she was stopped in her tracks.

Liam Keith was wearing a suit, he was not the same as before, but it was obvious he did try to look presentable.

He looked at Sherry, his eyes red, "Sherry, can we talk alone."

The smile on Sherry's face froze, "I have nothing more to say to you."

Liam said, "I beg you, give me five minutes, just five minutes..."

Behind Sherry, Doreen saw the situation and hesitantly spoke, "Sherry, I'll go ahead and talk to your mother first, so

they don't have to wait too long."

Sherry mumbled, "I'll be right over."

After Doreen left quickly, Sherry walked to the balcony next to her and spoke lightly, "Two minutes, hurry up and

just get going."

Liam stood next to her and took a deep breath, "The one standing next to you today should have been me."

Sherry was exasperated, "What the hell are you talking about."

"Sherry, I know you still have me in your heart, we were together for so many years, how can you say let go, you've

only known him for so long, I don't believe it, you really love him more than me!"

Sherry looked back at him with a face full of impatience, "Liam, if that's all you have to say, then you can go now."

Liam's face was full of sincerity, "Sherry..."

The more she looked the angrier she got, "No, who gave you the right to say these things to me, the person who

cheated on me in the first place."

Liam took her words, "I know, I know, because I cheated on you, you got mad so you chose him, Sherry, but you

should know better than me, what your new husband was like, I just cheated on you with one woman. He had been

with countless women, a man like this, how can he stop because of you? You need to wake up, he was with you for

the ty, and he will definitely cheat on you after marriage!"

"No need for you to remind me of this."

Sherry looked at him coldly, "First, I'm with him and it has nothing to do with you. I fell in love with him at first sight,

he fits my aesthetic in every way and will respect my preferences, accompany me to all the places I want to go,

and won't complain a word."

"Secondly, I never thought that he would stop because of me, even if we separated later on because our

relationship is broken, but he would at least think about other women when he was with me."

"Liam, that's the difference between the two of you."

Liam's face darkened instantly, "How can you be so sure, I can tell you, men are all like that, he is no better than

me."

Sherry was just about to say something when a nonchalant male voice came from outside the balcony, "It has

nothing to do with being a man or not, it has to do with character and the moral bottom line."