Her Tears Are His Weakness novel Chapter 138

Strictly speaking, tonight was Samantha and Leonardo's wedding night.

Who would have thought that instead of coming home early, Samantha was out stirring up trouble, leaving Leonardo alone in an empty apartment?

And to think he had even left work early, planning to at least have dinner with her.

He glanced at the time, then at the untouched meal on the table. Finally, he set down his cutlery and went to make himself a cup of coffee before heading to his study to get some work done.

On his way, he casually checked the registration form Samantha had left behind, making sure she hadn't filled it out incorrectly.

Then, he sent her another message. "I'll have Gary pick you up later."

Samantha replied, "No need. I don't even know when I'll be done here."

Leonardo frowned but still typed out a response. "Be safe and come home soon."

She replied, "Got it."

Putting his phone away, he sighed. His gaze landed on the marriage certificate he had carefully stored in his desk drawer, and he finally felt a bit more at ease.

They were legally married now. Where could she possibly run off to?

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As dinnertime approached, the students in the activity room left one by one. Chione was the last to leave, locking the door behind her.

Samantha's registration form was in her hand.

She glanced down at it, a cold smirk forming on her lips. "If I could make it disappear once, I can do it again. Who does she think she is? How dare a shameless homewrecker like her join the competition! She can dream on!"

When she passed by a trash can on the first floor, Chione didn't hesitate. She crumpled the form into a ball and tossed it inside before walking away without a second thought.

Even if Samantha's name didn't show up on the final list, so what?

Chione could always claim she had forgotten or that it was an accident. There were plenty of excuses to fall back on.

Besides, who would really care? Samantha was the only one with a missing form out of all the students. People might gossip for a bit, but they wouldn't actually do anything about it. Most people didn't concern themselves with things that didn't directly affect them.