We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Her reply shot daggers into Will's heart.

She knew everything, yet she still drew a line between them, not giving him any chances.

On top of that, she was not in love with anyone, and she had never wanted to reconcile with Gareth.

The recent news of her with Gareth made Will's heart sink. He didn't want to upset Elisa, but he could not hold himself back anymore.

"Since you know everything, why won't you give me a chance?" he asked, looking at her with melancholy in his eyes.

"You have already divorced Gareth. How is he any better than me? Or do you think I'm not good for you now that I've become a cripple?"

Elisa felt miserable hearing his self-ridiculed words.

Shaking her head, she explained, "You have much better qualities than Gareth, but love isn't about this. I know your feelings are genuine, and I know your initial motives for approaching me are not there anymore. From the moment you shielded me, I treated you as a genuine friend, and I'm willing to give my life to you if you're in danger. I've never looked down on you because of your current state."

A lump formed in Will's throat when he heard her last sentence. He had a lot on his mind that he almost blurted out, but he restrained himself. Why should I?

Taking a deep breath to steady himself, he said, "Elisa, I don't need you to do anything in return. We're doing good now. Even if you don't accept me now, you can't stop me from showing my feelings for you or exclude me from your plans. I believe I can move you one day."

I will never give up on her – that's impossible.

At the moment of life or death, the only thought in his mind was to keep Elisa safe. After that, it finally dawned on him what the most important thing was.

Elisa was suddenly at a loss for words after hearing his proclamations. She had made herself clear, but his resolution was firm.

What's the difference between him and the old me? I've already told him everything he needs to hear. Even if I tell him some more, it would be futile.

"It's true that I can't stop you from doing whatever you want. But can we stop talking about private matters when discussing work?"

"Of course," he immediately replied and stayed silent.

After Elisa found a restaurant and ordered some dishes, she called Linda.