Mia panicked. "I... I was just kidding," she explained to Lisa. "Please don't tell Robert." Lisa finally let it go and walked out of the dressing room to find Tina, who was drinking at the bar. "Twenty years," Tina said happily when she saw Lisa. "I finally watched you two grow up." She drank another glass, her tone full of regret. "It's a pity you met a man like Eber. I hope Mia won't be as unlucky as you."
"The one who should be praying is the man," Lisa muttered.
"What?"
Lisa quickly shook her head, signaling that she hadn't said anything. Tina was still unaware of Mia's past entanglement with Eber, and Lisa had no intention of bringing it up. Attending the wedding, however, had dimmed her own joy. Her sister Mia, who had always been meddlesome, was even trying to disrupt others' l
