No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 185 He Will be Lonely

In order to make Linda be recognized by the Wickam family, Monica suppressed her hatred for Elisa and admitted that she was a part of their family as well.

Nevertheless, such an acknowledgment was a peculiar one.

Even though she claimed that both Elisa and Linda were part of their family, Elisa had become Julia’s granddaughter. On the other hand, Linda was not acknowledged by Julia, and Monica did not take her in as her own daughter. Hence, Monica’s words implied that Linda would be Gareth’s wife in the future.

This time around, Julia did not retaliate. Instead, she merely said, “Let’s wait until Ms. Benett marries Gareth.”

Upon hearing that, Monica looked at her in awe. She actually didn’t object? In the past, she would have directly announced that Elisa is the only granddaughter-in-law that she acknowledges. But now… she has changed? Do we have a chance?

Even Linda looked at Julia in shock. She seems to have changed her mind after visiting the temple.

Both of them looked at Elisa simultaneously, thinking that she did not annoy them as much as before.

around, she asked,

Julia, who replied,

that he refuses to stay for lunch? Well, she disgusts him, of course. Linda clenched her

of thoughts. “Ah, if that’s the case, let’s get

Elisa helped her to the washroom. “Grandma, I like the way it is right now. You are my grandmother, and nothing else could affect my mood. You are the only family I

that, she implied that she did not even regard the Benett

eyelashes fluttered before she patted Elisa on the back.

settled down at the dining table with different thoughts

she took some food for her. “Take more vegetables, Grandma; they will prolong your life. Since Mr. Bridgewood asked you to stop overthinking, you

Julia nodded with a smile.

added, “Yeah, Grandma. Now that your children and grandchildren are established, you just need to enjoy the rest of your

hum, showing no intentions

though she had decided to go with the flow, she still remembered what had happened the day before. To begin with, she already thought of Linda as a rather promiscuous woman; after what transpired the night before, her dislike for