No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 5

for her necklace. Gareth’s pupil constricted. Back then, she cared so much about this watch. Now, she tells me to throw it out like it is nothing. Yes, she has changed! Otherwise, why would she meet up with another man and look so happy chatting with him? Veins popped up on Gareth’s forehead as his expression darkened. “Elisa! Have you found another man? Is that why you agreed so quickly to the divorce?” Elisa chuckled. “You can think of it that way if you want.” After saying that, she headed straight to the dressing table and took a box containing a necklace from a drawer. Although they stood closely, Elisa did not spare him a glance and turned around to head out. Gareth’s face blanched, and he grabbed her wrist. “You think you can come and go whenever you want?” Elisa could not free herself and looked at him puzzledly. “What do you want?” He won‘t listen to reasons! I‘ve never seen his mood this volatile before. Seeing her hesitance, Gareth grabbed her hand tightly and said solemnly, “Grandma wants to see you, so you are coming to Wickam Manor with me tonight!” Elisa frowned and looked at Gareth dumbfounded. “Is something wrong with you? Shouldn’t you bring Linda to see her?” Gareth’s expression darkened further at her harsh words. “I’ve told you just now. Grandma wants to see you! Otherwise, why would I bother spending time alone with you?” Elisa snorted. “When Grandma wants to see me in the past, you would always find all kinds of excuses to prevent me from going. Why do you now insist on me going?” Gareth sneered mockingly. “Elisa, Grandma cares so much about you. Have you forgotten her after our divorce?” Elisa pursed her lips. Grandma was the only person who had treated her well in the Wickam family and cared about her. She knew Gareth did not love Elisa, so she pitied her and tried to make it up to her. Furthermore, some of the things Grandma did made Elisa felt like she was her biological granddaughter. Thus, Elisa could never bear to refuse her request. “Previously, you were always concerned about Grandma, and