Me Before You

Chapter 636

"I want to marry her." Robert Peter said seriously, "I’m serious. I really want to marry Eliza. I’ll be ready when I get back. I’ll come back next time."

"..." He didn’t seem to be joking.

"If you think she is pitiful and want to marry her because of sympathy, I advise you to give up. She’s in such a situation that even our own family members have a headache while handling her. Is President Peter sure that he has the patience to take care of her for the rest of his life? I don’t hope that one day I will marry her and someday you will send her back, saying that you can’t stand her like this."

In her opinion, Robert Peter only made such a decision on impulse.

Robert Peter said, "Since I said that, I will be responsible for her all my life. I just hope Mrs. Johnson can give me this opportunity."

Elizabeth Johnson was a member of the Johnson family. If her mother won’t agree, he can’t take her away.

Mrs. Johnson just looked at Robert Peter and didn’t say anything.

"I will come again," Robert Peter said.

Then he stood up and Robin Johnson sent him out.

Robin Johnson came back, saw his mother sitting on the sofa in some thoughts. He did not know what she was thinking.

"Mom." Robin Johnson said.

glared at him and said, "Who asked you to take him to see Eliza?"

said he wanted to see Eliza. You also know

does he know that Eliza is at home? Didn’t they all say that Eliza is

This was the news released to the public, no one outside knew the actual

came to see Eliza again. It wasn’t good for Johnson’s family reputation. That’s why the Johnson family never

Johnson thought of Anna, but didn’t mention her name, "I accidentally said something."

to know that it

glared at

Robin Johnson said, "What do you think of

said." Mrs. Johnson didn’t take it to heart:

someone in the world who would really want to

like Robert Peter, what

would he marry the crazy Eliza?

Because they’ve been in love before?

It’s ridiculous.

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