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    anktoomuchricewinewhentheydinedattheHouseBeyondHouseswhichhadthelakeonthethreesides.&ldquoCongratulations,MissFan!&rdquohesaid.&ldquoIhearyouaregoingtoinviteustoyourweddingfeast.&rdquoHedrainedhiscupandstrodeoffangrily. MissFanrefusedtojointhemthenextday.Lo&rsquosletterswerereturnedunopened.AweeklaterMissChoureportedthatMissFanhadagainbeendiningwiththepawnbroker.Everythingwassettledthemanhadgivenherabigdiamondengagementring. Lo&rsquosdivorceactionhadreachedthepointwhereitbegantomovethroughitsownmomentum.Thereweresignsthathiswife&rsquossidewasnowmorereadytolistentoreason.Hewouldbealaughingstockfortherestofhislifeifheweretoreturntohiswifeatthisstage.Sohewentaheadwiththedivorce,givinghiswifeageneroussettlementashehadpromised.AssoonasthedecreewasfinalhegotaprofessionalmatchmakertoapproachtheWongsofthedyeworksonhisbehalf.TheeldestWonggirlwasreportedtobetheprettiestgirlintown. Afteranexchangeofphotographsanddueinvestigation,theWongsacceptedhim.LosoldagreatpartofhislandandboughtMissWongadiamondringevenbiggerthantheoneMissFanwassaidtohavegot.Hewasmarriedafterthreemonths. ForsomereasonsMissFan&rsquosmatchdidnotcomeoff.MaybethepawnbrokerhadhisdoubtsaboutmoderngirlsandhadheardsomethingofMissFan&rsquoslongattachmenttoLo.AccordingtotheFansitwasbecausetheyhadfoundoutthatthepawnbrokerhadfalsifiedhisage.Somemalicioustongueshaditthatitwastheotherwayaround. InthenaturalcourseofthingsLowouldhaverunintoMissFansoonerorlater,livinginthesametown.Buttheirfriendswerenotcontenttoleaveittochance.Somehowtheyfeltitwasimportantforthemtomeetagain.ItcouldnotbethattheywantedLotosavorfullyhisrevengetheyhaddisapprovedofthewayhehadhitbackatherattheexpenseofhisownideals.Maybetheywantedhimtorealizethemistakehehadmadeandfeelsorry.Butperhapsthemostlikelyexplanationwouldbethattheyjustthoughtitwouldbesadandbeautiful&mdashandthereforeagoodthing&mdashforthetwotomeetonceagainonthelak
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