Her Second Marriage With Mr. Cristian

He won’t.

Of course he won’t!

Of this Anna was sure, she was very concerned even when Matthew came to her rescue!

How could she allow Matthew to save another woman? Having thought this, Anna began to feel a sense of guilt. She had not expected this to happen while she was unconscious.

The girl she had seen at Luca’s house last time seemed extraordinarily lively, pretty, and delicate, and she and Luca were really good together, if the two of them had quarreled because of her, or if something had happened to him.

What should she do then?

“Don’t think too much.”

Just as she was thinking, Serena pressed her hand and said in a serious tone, “In fact, everything has a cause and effect, Luca liked you, and that was obvious to all of us. Luca always loved you, we all see that. Because of his deep love for you, his first reaction was to save you when he found out you were in the fire. But it is also true that he started a new relationship without dealing with the old feelings, so in this case he did something that angered his girlfriend, and we guess the worst result, which is that the two of them broke up, which is also the result of Luca’s own seeding and has nothing to do with you.”

After all, Anna was innocent, when she was in the fire she did not expect Luca to go out of his way to save her.This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

Although Serena’s words had a comforting effect, Anna’s heart still felt hard and she lowered her eyes and smiled bitterly, “I finally understand why Sabrina left her credit card here.”

Although what Matino had done had nothing to do with her, she had not ordered it, she was innocent, but the two names were connected, Matino did it for her, her name was involved, there was an inextricable circle of cause and effect.

So even though Sabrina doesn’t become the stabber, she becomes the indirect stabber, even though she doesn’t do it willingly.

So she feels guilty, upset, and humiliated.

Just like Anna right now.

In the world, things are never black and white.

There are many who struggle in the middle, like Sabrina, like Anna right now.

“Well, don’t think about it too much. In any case, just do what you have to do and leave the rest to the people involved to work it out. I think they’re both adults and they know very well exactly what they want, you don’t have to try to persuade them, it’s useless.”

“I know.”

After Serena left, Anna was alone in her room for a long time before finally picking up her cell phone and making a call.

In the apartment building

Samantha was curled up on the couch hugging her laptop and tapping when Luca’s phone rang, and when she heard it ring, she called.

“Your phone is ringing.”

There was no answer, and Samantha turned her head to see that she was alone in the living room and that Luca had gone to the bathroom at some point.

She had to reach for her phone with a longer hand.

When she saw the caller’s name on the screen, Samantha’s hand paused for a moment, then fell silent.

Anna, wasn’t this the person Luca had put in her head?

Had she called Luca herself? He would have been so happy if he had seen him, wouldn’t he?

Samantha was sullen inside, hesitating to answer the call when her hand had spontaneously pressed the answer.

“Hello?”

“Hello.”

“Hi.”

Anna was not at all surprised to hear a female voice on the other end, even relieved, “Hi, you’re Luca’s girlfriend, right? I’m Anna, we met last time I went to deliver the invitations.”

Samantha replied, “I know, the invitations have the names of the bride and groom.”

“Sorry to call at this time, I actually wanted to come and apologize to you.”

Could this be Luca coming to her rescue?

Samantha’s eyes widened, not picking up her words.

“I was going to invite you to the wedding, but I didn’t expect there to be an accident at the wedding, so you made the trip for nothing.”

Samantha actually knew the reason for Anna’s call today when she saw the call, and glanced in the direction of the bathroom.

Luca had been in there for who knows how long, and there was no telling when he would come out.

After all, it was a phone call, so was he supposed to go knock on the door and let her hear it for herself?

Samantha was thinking about it when Anna over there, as if she knew what she was thinking, suddenly opened her mouth.

“I’m sorry.”

Samantha froze, before asking, “Are you apologizing to me?”

“Yes.”

“Apologizing to me for what? If it’s because Luke went to rescue you, then I don’t think you need to say that because I don’t blame him at all for going to rescue you.”

That, in fact, Samantha did not blame him.

After all, when she was with Luke she knew that he had not yet dealt with his feelings, but it was also that incident that brought them together, so she did not ask Luke to immediately forget the person he liked before.

If it was so easy to forget someone, then maybe she herself would not have fallen in love with him.

So Luca fought to save Anna, and Samantha was not angry with him at all, she was angry because he had saved her and was injured, yet he did not lie down as the doctor had advised.

He had no regard for his injuries or whether she would care.

This was where Samantha was angry at that moment.

“I can probably guess your psychology, you think you are guilty. So let me tell you clearly, you don’t have to think about it too much, I’m developing a proper relationship with him now and I know about you before I get with him.”

What? Anna was a little surprised to hear this, “You, you knew?”

“Well, I knew he was in love with you.”

And it was still very early, when Samantha and Luca had started out as an arrangement, each getting what they wanted, who knew it would develop into what it was today, so there was no way to punish herself or Luca for past mistakes.

Anna suddenly didn’t know what to say, the other woman really knew, so she should have known who she was the last time she went to deliver the invitations, and she was still falling all over herself.

“When you put it that way, it’s really unexpected,” she said.

“Love is not something you can control, so I’m not mad at her…. You wanted to thank him, didn’t you? Instead, I suggest you leave him alone for now, and when I get you out of his mind, and when he has only me on his mind, it won’t be too late to thank him.”

Samantha was very generous, and all the embarrassment and guilt Anna had felt was gone. The two girls were not far apart in age, so they found that they got along well, and later added each other on Facebook.

Samantha had a personal agenda and planned to delete the call once she hung up.

In the end, however, she did nothing.