We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Chapter 76 Who was it then?

“Father, don’t say that. It’s not your place to take the blame,” said Elisa. She shook her head out of disagreement. She recounted, “maybe I was never meant to be in Gareth’s life. Fate just had other plans.”

Mr. Wickam mirrored her with a disagreeing shake of his head. “My dear Elisa, fate destined you two to be in each other’s lives” he refuted.

Elisa paused at Mr. Wickam’s statement. Is this his true intention? To make me and Gareth reconcile?

“Mr. Wickam…”

With her speculations being confirmed, Elisa delayed her response.

Mr. Wickam gave a defeated sigh. “Liz…” Mr. Wickam chided.

“Elisa Benett. You were, and still are, the love of Gareth’s life”, he contested.

That statement made Elisa chuckle. “Hey Dad, no offense, but you should really stop with the white lies,” she confronted. “I know you think I’m still mad about that payment, but really I’m over it.”

Mr. Wickam shook again in disagreement. “No, Liz, listen to me. I’m not lying to you.”

had nothing to say, and naturally,

didn’t pressure her further. However, he

have known each other for years now. If things moved on, and if it weren’t for that incident, he will still treat you dearly as it once was. Don’t you think

and that was what made her fall for him in

But since that incident, Gareth’s attitude toward her had changed. This gave Elisa the realization and clarity to re-evaluate Gareth’s feelings towards her. It was

Wickam could read Elisa’s thoughts, he clarified, “Gareth is brash. That is true. But protecting you was his biggest priority. There was not a day he didn’t let his guard down in order to protect you. After that incident, his world came crashing down and he started acting out in rage. At

head in surprise,

in the dark about

carrying the disappointment. Gareth wouldn’t make

statement. With clenched teeth and

victim in this whole ordeal.” spoke

her gaze to meet Mr. Wickam’s.

I know the

tenser by the second.

in her heart, but after having gone through so much, she still held on to that uncertainty. Elisa did not want to think about what could go wrong, and she also believed that there was nothing she could

know the