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"You will definitely like the surprise I prepared this time!" Anna Davis said confidently.

After getting in the car, she noticed something was wrong with me. "Lucas Taylor, what's wrong with you? Are you unhappy?" she asked with concern.

I noticed a tie clip on the passenger seat, and Anna Davis's face instantly turned awkward. She quickly snatched the tie clip and threw it out the window. "I picked up a male customer a few days ago, and he left all his stuff in the car. It was really careless." She explained, glancing at my face from time to time.

The tie clip looked cheap and obviously didn't belong to the client. But I didn't expose her, I just smiled and said, "You just threw away the client's tie clip, aren't you afraid that he will be unhappy?"

Anna Davis turned her head and kissed me on the cheek: "I just want you to be happy, I don't care about other people."

In the past, such words would have moved me deeply. But now, I just find it ironic.

I turned my head to look out the window, a mocking smile on my face. Recalling my first encounter with Anna Davis, I was sixteen and she was thirteen. She was trapped in an alley by a group of hooligans, crying. I helped her, and she has been a part of my life ever since.

We were childhood sweethearts, in love with each other, and became a legend among our elders. I loved her and wanted to give her all the best things in the world. But now, all of this has become a bubble.

Anna Davis thought she had kept everything secret, but on my birthday, someone anonymously sent me her prenatal examination report. I only needed to check it out to know the whole truth. It turned out that my deep affection was only exchanged for deception and betrayal.

At this time, the car stopped in a park. Anna Davis excitedly opened the door for me: "Lucas Taylor, look up at the sky!"