No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 21 It’s Just an Unfortunate Situation

Elisa sighed. “Grandma, you know that he doesn’t love me. He’ll just hate me more if we keep this farce up. Right now, the best thing for the both of us is a divorce. Grandma, let us do this. It’s a chance for the both of us to be happy.”

Elisa’s voice was clearly more strained at the end of her plea.

Julia’s face turned pale.

Elisa was such a good granddaughter-in-law!

How could that stupid grandson of mine let her go so easily?!

It looked like they had already decided to divorce. Nothing Julia could say now would change their mind. She couldn’t be that selfish no matter how much she adored Elisa and wanted her to stay married to Gareth…

Gareth never cared for Elisa. He never even brought his wife home during the three years they were married! This was not what a decent man would do! He did not fulfil his husbandly duties. Forcing them to stay together would only hurt Elisa.

But…

Julia really hated the thought of them separating… She felt so conflicted!

do was call Gareth and yell at him! She was

deep breath, “Elisa. Wait a minute, I’m going to call that idiot

“Grandma.”

a chance to hang up, Elisa called

after me all these years. But… Somethings just aren’t meant to be. Gareth’s and my relationship have come to an end, however that shouldn’t affect ours. I’ve always thought of you as my own grandmother. I’ll still

Her hand that

what to say. After a long pause, she finally said, “…

no longer put pressure on Gareth. She chuckled, “So… Could you not call

was just an unfortunate situation for

the Wickams were more focused on power and riches. They had lost the warmth they

was why she would not

reasons why she

“Hai…”

decisions for you. My dear girl, you’re one of the good ones. Gareth is making the biggest mistake of his life by letting you go. I know that you’ll meet someone who will treat you much better than he did. You deserve to

only person to show her kindness ever

I got it. Thank you for supporting

be thanking you. You’ve suffered so much here and yet you’ve never complained nor griped. I should be