Chapter 9

I remained silent while Dixon kept staring at me, waiting for an answer. I rushed to hop off the bus as soon as it stopped at the next station. I was relieved to see that he didn't come along. I took a taxi back to where I had been to pick up my car and drove myself back home. The extravagant villa was looking extremely empty. I sat on the sofa, unable to concentrate on anything else apart from what Dixon had said. "I still owe her a wedding." To be honest, Dixon indeed owed Gwen a wedding. Three years ago, Gwen had given up on Dixon as much as he had given up on her. Even if she had refused the three million and insisted on staying at Wu City right by Dixon's side, he would have broken up with her. It seemed that there was no right and wrong in their case. He should have given her a grand wedding three years ago. I had just taken her place and it was time to restore everything to how it was. While I was lost in thought, Summer Jacobs called. She was a friend of mine, and God