Neither Kathy nor Mrs. Grant and Old Mrs. Grant had seen Marshall so excited before. Finally, Kathy
finished watching TV, stood up and relaxed her shoulders a little. She walked upstairs without a word,
and Marshall quickly followed behind.
Kathy entered the room and went to the closet. Marshall rushed over, "I've already picked out the
clothes for you. Come here, how about this one?"
There was a skirt on the other side of the bed. It seemed that Marshall had picked it out just now. Kathy
found that dress was the one she liked, so she said to Marshall, "Thanks for that." Marshall chortled
and said flatteringly, "How do you think about my taste?"
Closing the cabinet, Kathy snorted and put on the skirt in front of Marshall. Her stomach bulged a little.
It was less noticeable with her dress on, but when she took off her clothes, one could see it clearly.
Marshall smiled at once and reached over to Kathy's stomach, "I didn’t notice it before. Your belly
seems to bulge overnight." Kathy looked down for a moment and sighed, "Marshall, you mentioned
remarriage when we were just divorced. What were you thinking at that time?"
Marshall was taken aback since he didn’t expect that Kathy would suddenly talk about this. At that time,
Mrs. Grant secretly photographed their divorce certificate and sent it to the Henderson. Since Clara’s
reputation was badly influence by their gossip news, the Henderson family used that photo to blackmail
him to disclose the divorce.
However, Marshall was not willing to do so. He knows Kathy too well. Once the divorce was made
public, it was not easy to start again. That was the first time he asked about remarriage, and Kathy
refused it even without thinking about it.
Marshall hesitated for a moment, turned around and hugged Kathy from behind. "That was a hard time
for me. I used to feel uncomfortable with you being around, but it suddenly occurred to that I couldn't
live without you." he said.
Marshall smiled bitterly, "Things were complicated back then. I had to make a clean break with you. It
was heartbroken for me to picture my future life without you." He continued, "Kathy, I may have fallen in
love with you at that time, or even long before that. It’s just that I hadn’t figure out."
Kathy was straightening out her skirt.
She then turned around and said, "It's time to go."
As they walked down, Mrs. Grant and Old Mrs. Grant were discussing tonight’s menu. They seemed
quite serious about that. Marshall held Kathy's hand and went to the car.
The phone rang no sooner than they drove out of the house. It was from Clara. "Marshall, do you have
time for movie tonight? I have two tickets for the newly released foreign blockbuster." Clara said in an
uninterested voice.
The phone was put on the speaker. Kathy frowned a little but did not say a word. Marshall was quite
nervous. He said coldly, "What are you thinking about?"
Clara gave out a laughter and said more gently this time, "Don't get me wrong. You know I don't have
many friends, so I think of you when I get the tickets."
Marshall was silent. Clara sighed over the phone, "Well, I know what you mean. I'll see if anyone needs
movie tickets and send them out." Marshall hesitated for a while and then said, "When is the movie?"
Clara was surprised and immediately answered, "Tonight! Just after the dinner."
"Two tickets, right?" Marshall asked. Clara hurriedly said yes. Marshall then said, "Then allow me to
buy the tickets. I will go with Kathy tonight. It has been a long time since we watched movies together."
Kathy almost laughed out loud. Marshall must say this on purpose, but he was about to cooperate with
Clara recently. Was it good to do so? Clara kept silent for a while. Marshall asked again teasingly,
"Clara, did you hear that?"
"Well, I'll send you the ticket later." Clara said, and her voice sounded quite embarrassed. Marshall
snorted, "That's perfect." Marshall then hung up the phone.
"You are shameless!" Kathy said with laughter.
"Someone is with Clara.
" Marshall sniffed.
"What do you mean by that?" Kathy was at a loss.
"You mean someone is listening to your talking?" Kathy asked after thinking about it.
It was Marshal’s instinct. He felt that Clara spoke and acted in an abnormal way.
"Maybe." Kathy nodded and said, though she still couldn’t figure it out.
They finally arrived at the court. Today was just a normal Friday. Not many people come here to get
married or divorced.
Kathy stayed in the car for a while but quietly stared at the court. She then suddenly smiled and asked,
"Marshall, do you remember the day we get divorced?"
"I do." Marshall nodded. That day was even more impressive than the day he first got married.
Kathy giggled and turned to Marshall, "That was Valentine's Day." Marshall didn’t realize that was
Valentine's Day. He simply remembered the exact date. Marshall held up Kathy's hand, their fingers
intertwined. "It will be forever this time." he said.
Kathy later got out of the car with Marshall. They had gone through all this before, so the whole
process was familiar to them. It did not take long as they had brought all the needed documents.
Looking at the red marriage license, Kathy broke out into laughter, "It's all too easy.
Getting a marriage license was easy, but it was not so for two people to be in love for a lifetime.
Marshall hugged Kathy and kissed her on the face. "Mrs. Grant, let me be a part of your life for the
years to come." No problem. " Kathy replied placidly, "All you need to do is to be nice to me in the
future!" Marshall laughed out loud, "Okay, you are my boss. I will do whatever you ask me to do. "
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