Chapter 9

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The year I married Arthur, Harrison got divorced. He sent a gift through someone: a beautiful sapphire ring. The card bore his familiar handwriting. He wrote: Sarah, happy wedding. I wanted to find someone to return it, but then I found out that the Harrisons had run into big trouble—some emigrated, some went missing. Harrison had been out of contact for a long time. Later, I entrusted my aunt-in-law to auction off that ring. All proceeds were donated to a charity foundation. Consider it as accumulating blessings for him. I was at a party when I accidentally overheard people at the next table talking about Harrison's wedding back then. "You have no idea. The two of them were stone-faced throughout the whole wedding. The groom and bride stood a mile apart and refused to even look at

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