Too Much To Bear My Love

Chapter 871 Cannot Let Go

Oscar gave a curt nod. Seeing his response, Isabella could finally relax her tensed body. She held Oscar’s arm and gave the other elders a nod before stalking away like a proud peacock.

“Look how impatient, rude, and smug she is. I don’t understand what Oscar sees in her,” Rhonda commented unhappily.

Amelia listened to her comment and discovered one thing—Isabella had managed to make everyone despise her as she took advantage of the fact that Oscar adored her and was rude to most of the upper-class families.

Initially, she assumed Isabella’s social skills would improve as a year passed, but the latter was so spoiled she couldn’t even flatter someone else.

After chatting briefly with Rhonda, Amelia led Tiffany to the other end of the hall. She didn’t show up before Isabella to upset her. “Won’t you provoke Isabella?” Tiffany asked.

“No need. I found out that Oscar doesn’t hate me as much as I expected, so that shall suffice. I’ll go and see him after the charity gala ends.” Amelia’s lips curled into a smile. She seemed to be in a good mood after discovering that Oscar didn’t hate her. That is a good start.

“Don’t tell me that makes you happy, Amelia. That’s hardly anything. I think you should continue striking while the iron is hot by showing your authority. I saw how Oscar’s eyes lit up when he saw you earlier,” Tiffany told her. She was pleased to see Oscar’s response earlier. It is annoying to see Isabella using despicable tricks to steal someone else’s husband but pretending to be the victim by accusing the real victim. Doesn’t she feel ashamed? Hmph! Her shamelessness knows no bound.

Amelia shot Tiffany a bemused look, and the latter shrugged in response.

Coincidentally, Amelia spotted Derrick coming in through the entrance.

A smirk played on her lips as she gave Tiffany a nudge.

“Tiff, your trouble is here,” she said purposely.

Tiffany gave her a strange look.

Seeing her response, Amelia pursed her lips in Derrick’s direction. Tiffany turned to look at the entrance and spotted Derrick. The smile on her lips froze, and she seemed awkward.

and mature than before. His handsome face was icy as he

the airport a year ago. She wasn’t prepared to meet Derrick yet. If she knew he was going to be

I shall head out to take a breather. Give me a call when you’re ready to leave,” Tiffany whispered before preparing to escape as though she

way. It will look like you’re escaping from him if you leave now,” Amelia

side. She could only watch as Derrick

the woman he missed dearly for one year. Finally, she’s back. I didn’t wait

came to a

When did you come back? It has been a year since we last met. It looks like you’re doing well overseas. You’ve gained

him a long look. He acted natural, so

with publishing my novel, so I didn’t have time to contact

he heard her response. It turns

him a careful look. She had the urge to ask him whether he was married but soon changed her mind. After all, she was afraid

hastily and cut off all ties

but someone else asked it on behalf of

Ms. Halliwell must’ve given birth, right? When did

took the huge sum of money that the Hissons gave her and went overseas. She said I’m a stubborn man who

gazed at Tiffany, who was obviously

you dumped her?” Amelia

to me because of her. I went all out at the airport a year ago but failed to persuade you to change your mind. That was when I realized Tiff no longer loved me anymore. Hence, I took over the family business and spent all my

think Derrick seemed unfazed if one didn’t pay attention to his expression. It was as if he no longer loved Tiffany. However, Derrick was clenching his fists so tightly that his veins started

Amelia and Tiffany didn’t notice

in charge of Atlas Corporation and my mentor for the past year. I think they make a great match, and Tiff is about to say yes to him. As her ex-husband, shouldn’t you congratulate her?” Amelia asked as though she wanted

shock rippled in the depths of his eyes. However, he soon concealed his emotions and maintained a cool

Even though we’re no longer a