Return, My Love: Wooing the Neglected Ex-Wife

Chapter 1125:

Sariah, now a university student away from home, had repeatedly used the wedding as a reason to request leaves.

Aurora and Dunn had already discussed and made a decision about whether to hold the wedding. With their hectic work schedules, they had to carve out time just to meet.

As for the progress of their relationship, they preferred to keep it private.

Faced with relentless family pressure, Aurora called Dunn, asking, “Everyone keeps asking when we’re getting married. Can you give them a definitive date?”

“This year,” Dunn assured.

Molly grabbed the phone and said, “You said the same last year, Dunn! Are you already neglecting my sister before marrying her?”

Dunn replied wearily, “It’s not by choice. Every year, Aurora’s swamped with work. My biggest wish is to marry her, yet she postpones each time.”

Caught in the moment, Aurora gave an awkward smile and escaped before further questions could follow.

The couple finally set their wedding date for the latter half of the year, forcing Aurora to take leave. They chose a large farm for their venue, with Dunn reserving a lakeside hotel exclusively for their guests.

The wedding, lasting three days, began with Aurora and Dunn warmly welcoming their friends and relatives.

Lynda, one of the invitees, couldn’t contain her excitement upon seeing Aurora. “Oh my gosh, you’re getting married? When did you even start dating?”

“It’s quite a long story, Lynda. I’ll fill you in once the dust settles.”

“And who’s the lucky guy? I haven’t met him yet,” Lynda asked, brimming with curiosity.

𝙍𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙧𝙙 𝙤𝙛 𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙡 𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙚 @ 𝙜ⲁ𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀﹒ⅽ𝗼𝗺

“You definitely know him already.”noveldrama

“Is that so?”

When Lynda arrived at the hotel, a large wedding photo greeted her at the entrance. It featured Aurora and Dunn, captured beautifully two years prior.

Stopping in her tracks, Lynda stared at the familiar face next to Aurora in the photo. The reality that Dunn was the groom took her completely by surprise.

Just two weeks earlier, Dunn had casually discussed wedding preparations with his married colleagues, saying, “It’s finally happening. My fiancée’s made time for our wedding.”

For Lynda, absorbing this news had taken weeks, and now, another revelation jolted her. Grasping Aurora’s hand, she asked in disbelief, “You’re marrying Dunn?”

Aurora nodded. “Yes, we’ve kept it quiet for a long time.”

Lynda’s tone grew urgent. “How could you not tell me, especially when I work at his institute? I should have known this from you long ago!”

Caught off guard by Lynda’s intensity, Aurora tried to explain. “I know you work for Dunn, Lynda. We kept our relationship quiet to prevent any misconceptions about your achievements there. We didn’t anticipate this reaction. I’m truly sorry…”

Confusion clouded Aurora’s expression. She had never imagined Lynda had feelings for Dunn.

She had expected Lynda to be surprised, but she never anticipated Lynda to be so upset.

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