Marry Me, Ms. Stranger
He was stout but dressed in fashion.
Next to the couple was a little older man, in his mid-forties or fifties, with an uncanny resemblance to the stranger, a chiseled jaw, and a proud and pleasant smile. His eyes were sparkling, and his soft, feather-like black hair brushed away from his brow. He looked handsome. Wow, if he was the stranger’s father, then how did Mr. Devil end up turning into stone?
To the man’s right sat a beautiful woman, tired, broad-shouldered, and her hair twisted into the tightest of buns. She had blank eyes, a moon-shaped face, a big fake smile, and had makeup on, with bright red lipstick. Who wears makeup at home?
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