Seven Years of Marriage with Jake

Chapter 3

The scenes from my memories overlapped with what was before my eyes.

Soon the gathering ended, and just like in my previous life, Liam went to see off a few drunk friends to fulfill his host duties.

In the hotel room, only Aria and I were left.

I sat in the corner, quietly observing her.

I saw Aria glance at me with narrowed eyes, then smile and pick up the roses beside her, slowly walking towards me.

"Olivia, why don't you have any flowers?"

"Liam gave flowers to all of us, but you, his actual girlfriend, don't even have a bouquet."

"Here, I'll give you my flowers!"

She pretended to be generous and sincere, looking at me, not waiting for me to accept before trying to shove them into my arms.

I stood up immediately, and before she could hand them over, I snatched them away.

Taking advantage of her stunned state before she could react, I threw them in her face.

"Give your fuck flowers!"

"Aria, let me tell you, bitches like you better stay far away from me."

"Otherwise, every time I see you, I'll beat you!"

After scolding her, I suddenly felt my chest clear.

It felt good Aria suddenly glanced behind me, her expression instantly becoming pitiful.

She frowned, looking at me with grievance, "Olivia, why are you so mean to me? Why did you hit me?"

As soon as she finished speaking, sure enough, Liam hurriedly walked in from behind me.

"What's going on?"

Liam didn't understand what had happened, looking at us both in confusion.

When the roses hit Aria's face, a thorn had scraped across it, leaving a thin cut that was starting to bleed.

Before I could speak, Aria quickly interjected, "It's nothing, nothing. Maybe Olivia was a bit upset today. We were just fine, then suddenly she took the roses and threw them at me." "Perhaps I did something to upset Olivia."

Her words completely concealed her own malicious intentions.

And threw mud at me instead.

Sure enough, hearing her words, Liam frowned at me, "Olivia, what's wrong with you?"

Aria grabbed Liam's arm again, hugging it tightly.

"Oh, I said it's nothing, don't blame Olivia anymore."

"Maybe Olivia just joined our circle and isn't used to how we always joke around together. She might have misunderstood."

Liam looked at Aria with concern, "Your face is injured."

"It's really nothing,"

Aria deliberately pushed Liam towards me, "It's getting late, you should go home with Olivia. Don't worry about me, you have a girlfriend now."