A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1351

Men and women have different perspectives on relationships. Peterson couldn’t quite grasp Eleanor’s point of view.

He said, “Well, I’m not entirely sure what Madam Pauline was thinking at the time. If you want to know the specifics, you should come back home with me and ask Grandpa.”

Eleanor handed the report back to Peterson. “Mr. Peterson, I appreciate you coming to me and letting me know about my mother’s lineage. Now, her grave can bear our family’s name.”

Peterson’s face stiffened. “Eleanor, I didn’t come here just to tell you about your mother’s origins. I came to take you back to the Sharp family. To be Miss Sharp.”

Eleanor gave a small laugh. “Thank you for your kindness, but I have my own family now.”

Peterson, following her gaze, noticed her slightly rounded belly. “Just because you’re married, it doesn’t mean you can’t acknowledge your connection to the Sharp family.”

Eleanor said, “It’s enough that you know who I am and I know who you are. There’s no need for anything else.”

Had her mother been around, maybe it would have been different. But she didn’t feel the need to acknowledge the relationship now. Besides, everyone was living their lives happily without disturbing each other.

Peterson tried to argue, but Eleanor cut him off. “Didn’t you say that once the results were out, everything would be my decision? I choose not to return to the Sharp family.”

said, “Yes, I did say that. But my grandpa wants you to come back to the Sharp family, and

shook her head. “No, I’m living quite well as

you refusing because my grandfather didn’t marry Madam Pauline? Do you think he was unfaithful and

nor shook her head. “What happened between your grandfather and your grandmother is none of my business, and I won’t comment on

agreed. “I also think he was wrong. If it were me, I’d defy

smile and asked, “Why didn’t you marry the person you wanted to?”

person Peterson loved had already married. There must be

can’t threaten to

unexpected, and Eleanor’s eyes curved into a smile. “You’re quite respectful

always taught me not to bully others just because I have some power.”

wasn’t bad. But even with a good impression, she

that she had made up her mind, Peterson didn’t force her. He told her to

day, she saw Peterson,

sharp face and fierce eyes, radiating an

first