Aaron remains silent for a moment and continues, ""Knowing that after this operation, I might not be able to survive anymore, how can I marry her at this time? How can I bear to see her cry for me and live in pain all her life? I don't want to destroy her life. So I would rather she hates me than make her worry about me.
""I love her very much! I have sworn that I won't marry anyone except her all my life! If it weren't for my illness, how could I let her go?""
When it comes to this, Aaron can't help closing his eyes tightly, but the pain in his heart is evident.
He tries to stabilize his mood, and then he says, ""Joseph, you are her cousin. You must hope that she can live a happy and stable life. I've told you all about it today. I hope you can help me hide it. You can just tell her that I don't love her and that I don't want to marry her. Tell her that our relationship is just a game, and I'm just acting. Now that I have won her heart, there is no need to play with her anymore. Let her back to her normal life.""
""Even if she hates me, it doesn't matter. If I die, please help her find a good man who can accommodate her and take care of her life.""
Aaron understates all this.
All his arrangements and plans are for Katrina's future.
At this point, Joseph finally understands Aaron's care and thought.
How can Joseph get angry with him now?
Joseph, on the one hand, is unwilling to let Aaron go so unilaterally with sacrifice.
On the other hand, Joseph fears that Katrina will be really hurt if she knows about the truth.
Maybe after Aaron's departure, she will be really depressed.
After weighing the pros and cons...
Joseph finally chooses to respect Aaron's decision.
Maybe only in this way can Aaron accept the operation without worries.
However…
Joseph says in a husky and low voice, ""Katrina trusts you very much. She has been waiting for you all the time. I'm afraid she won't believe anyone who says these words to her without your personal reply.""
Joseph is right.
Even if Aaron was late for so long.
Even the guests here were all talking about whether the groom has escaped from the wedding.
Clearly, she was helpless, but...
In the eyes of all the guests, she was steadfastly waiting for Aaron's arrival, without giving up at all.
It seemed that she would wait for Aaron even if the sea was dry and the rocks were rotten. As long as she was still standing there, she would wait for him all the time.
Hearing Joseph's words, Aaron realizes that Katrina is still waiting for him in her wedding dress at the wedding site...
Aaron says slowly, ""Okay, I'll call her and say these words to her in person.""
In fact, he doesn't want to face her personally because he's afraid that he cannot help holding her in his arms when he sees her. He's afraid that when he hears her voice, he won't be able to say those cruel words.
But that's it. He has to respond to her in person.
Because he has to