We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Vincent was slightly frustrated. He said, "Rachel, do you think I made a trip here to discuss such things?"

He had made a trip here to express his feelings. He wanted to see Rachel, but she said such things about him. The two were even arguing over it.

There was no need for them to argue.

He didn't want things to be unpleasant between them.

Rachel smiled and asked, "Since that's not the case, why are you here? Are my intentions still unclear? Or do you not understand what I'm saying?"

"I understand what you're saying, and your intentions are crystal clear. However, how would you know my feelings for you are insincere if you've never been with me?"

"I used to find ways and means to retrieve my mother's belongings, but ultimately, I changed my mind. You must have a reason for keeping it. If we get together now, does it matter who it belongs to?"

Rachel could understand what Vincent was saying.

So Vincent only wanted to be with her because of the necklace. They wouldn't have crossed paths without the necklace and her foster mother.

And Vincent wouldn't want to be with her.

At that moment, Rachel felt her heart had been viciously ripped out.

It was difficult to bear.

But she quickly restrained her strange feelings and retorted. "It does. You see, your intention is the same. You're just rephrasing it. You think that if we get together, it doesn't matter who it belongs to because you feel I will return it to you. Vincent, you wouldn't say such things to me without the necklace and wouldn't waste so much time on me."

"Girls prettier and more outstanding than me can be found everywhere. Don't deny what I'm saying, Vincent. Everything is true."

Before Vincent could say anything, Rachel continued.

Vincent suddenly felt very frustrated and defeated.

No matter how he explained it, Rachel didn't believe him.

"Rachel, what must I do before you believe me? Must I set up an agreement to state that I will never take the necklace? Or must I give you a security deposit before you believe my feelings are authentic?" Vincent fervently expressed his stance.

Rachel was in a daze when she heard Vincent use the word 'agreement.' She never thought he would say such a thing.

As a lawyer, they cared most about evidence and agreements when working on a case.

If an agreement was written and notarized, all rights to the necklace would belong to her. It also meant Vincent would give up all his rights on his own accord.