Need You Now

In the Hua family's villa, Heidy sat under a tree in the yard, leaned against a deck chair, and leisurely looked at the sparse shadows falling on the ground. Summer was still hot and she liked to stay under a tree to relax.

In the same posture as her, Jessica lay beside her and smiled, "Do you really intend to divorce?"

With her eyes squinting slightly, Heidy said with a slight smile, "Yes, I have decided. After this incident, I'm in despair about our marriage. A marriage needs trust, but he doesn't trust me at all."

At first, she was full of fighting spirit. However, she became desperate when she saw the scene that Hearst almost strangled her because of anger. She couldn't imagine what he would do if such thing happened again in the future. Would he destroy her or the Hua group that she had been trying her best to protect? Thinking of this, Heidy did not have the courage to face the unknown.

Jessica grabbed a bottle of drink from her right hand and said casually, "But I think if I were him, I would have been as angry as Hearst when I met that situation. No wonder he wasn't angry. His son was almost killed by his wife. You have to admit that Annie's plan is perfect!"

Heidy went silent and was agreed with her. Even so, she could not accept his apology. "Just take it as I am too sentimental. I don't have the courage to accept this marriage. When he tried to strangle me, I had lost all my hope to this marriage," said Heidy quietly.

Nodding her head, Jessica smiled and said, "Yes, you're right. You can't forgive him so easily. It seems that Hearst has to pay the price for he had done to you."

Resting her head on her hands, Heidy looked at the tree in silence, and she couldn't help but picture the face of Hearst. She shook her head hard and wiped his face off her mind. Heidy was stubborn. She wouldn't change her mind easily once she had made a decision.

At night, Heidy stood on the balcony with her arms crossed. Compared with the heat during the day, when the wind blew on her face at night, it was a little cool and refreshing. Heidy closed her eyes and looked up at the starry sky. She liked a quiet night, just like now.

After a long time, Heidy slowly opened her eyes. Then she glanced around and saw the familiar tall figure. Heidy was surprised to see him. 'Why is he here?' Heidy thought in bewilderment.

A few moments later, the phone rang inside the room. Heidy went back to the room. Upon seeing the number, she hung up the phone. She then went back to the balcony, and while raising her chin slightly, she arrogantly looked towards the direction of Hearst.

Though he was a little far from her, she felt his lips slightly raised. Seeing this, Heidy frowned. Then the phone rang again and again. The melody was repeating endlessly.

finally answered the phone. She said discontentedly,

see you." There was a deep and pleasant voice of Hearst in

"What a pity. I don't want to see you. I have asked my assistant to send the divorce agreement to you.

she was framed by someone else again in the future, she couldn't afford the consequences. She couldn't

won't sign. I've torn the agreement. I have never thought of divorcing you for the rest of my

said, are you going to trap me in the cage of marriage

said Hearst in a plain tone.

get what you want. Our marriage

"I'll wait for you

worry. I won't meet you," Heidy said firmly.

voice, "Okay. I will wait for you here no matter you come or not.

hung up the phone. Casting a glance at him, she turned around and went

the lighted room. It was his fault this time. Since he had made a mistake, he should be brave to face it. What he needs most now is to be forgiven by

She picked up her phone from the pillow and looked at the time. It was one o'clock in the morning. "It's so late. He should have gone home, right?"

and walked to the window. When she opened the curtains and saw through the window, she saw him standing straight in front of her. He

lay down quickly and forced herself to get some sleep. Perhaps it

next day, when the sky turned bright again, Heidy slowly opened her eyes. She stretched herself, opened the window and walked to the balcony. She opened her eyes in a daze and

sober immediately and looked to where he was standing last night. As expected, Hearst stood there with a mobile phone in his hand. "Did he really not go back last night?" Heidy

Hearst's hoarse voice flowed into her brain, "It's cold in the morning. Go

saying anything, she hung up the phone and went back to the room. Hesitating for a moment,

trotted to him. The temperature in the morning was somewhat low, but she looked at the