Perhaps Wayne Adams had made up his mind to spend his life with her, but Cecelia Anderson didn't think she had.
Back then, when she had been wounded at Tariq Lane's place and needed a refuge from the storm, Wayne had become her lifesaver.
As it turned out, such a marriage could not last long.
Even though she gradually developed feelings for Wayne during the two years after their marriage, her love for him still wasn't enough.
And now, she still wasn't sure if Wayne was the man she wanted.
She hoped to enter the marriage hall only when she was certain enough.
Wayne was stunned, but then he laughed.
He shoved the jewelry box into Cecelia's hand: "No worries, just let me know when you want to get married. Cecelia, I hope you know that whenever you need me, I'll be there."
He wouldn't go anywhere; he'd wait for Cecelia, even if it took a lifetime.
Relieved, Cecelia said, "Then get up quickly, before we become a laughingstock."
