A Matter of Wife and Love novel Chapter 359

Summary for Chapter 359: A Matter of Wife and Love

Summary of Chapter 359 from A Matter of Wife and Love

Chapter 359 marks a crucial moment in Mila’s Novel novel, A Matter of Wife and Love. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 359 Julia Is Getting Married

Julia smiled after being asked by Amelie and replied, “Mrs. Gage previously met up with me and told me that she had thought things through. She would rather give us her consent than let us drag the relationship out without getting married.”

Learning that Mrs. Gage was able to think in such a way, Amelie felt relieved. “I’m glad to hear that.”

External interventions, particularly from close family members, were the most upsetting in a relationship.

It wasn’t uncommon for people to destroy a relationship—or even a marriage, at that—under the guise that they were acting in the best interests of the couple.

As such, no matter how much Amelie wished for them to have a happy ending, Amelie never pressed Julia about her relationship with Samuel.

“In reality, she hasn’t actually thought things through. It’s just that her son wasn’t listening to her, and she finally gave in. However, she deserves credit for being able to reason clearly. She even told me that if my relationship with Samuel doesn’t work out, we’d break up someday, and she didn’t have to be the bad guy to make that happen. If our relationship goes well, she has no reason to lose her son just because she wants another daughter-in-law.”

Julia then paused and bitterly laughed before continuing, “At the end of the day, she is still dissatisfied with me.”

“That’s because she doesn’t know you well. As you spend more time with her, she will grow to like you. Also, don’t stop keeping in touch with her after the marriage just because you’re afraid of the hassle, and remember to pay her frequent visits with Samuel,” Amelie reminded Julia. “Mrs. Gage may have accepted you for the sake of her son, but no one is made of steel. If you treat her with sincerity, she will feel it someday.”

Mrs. Gage’s words demonstrated that she was a reasonable person. Hence, Amelie quickly reminded Julia of some strategies to win Mrs. Gage’s heart.

“Your words are truly a wake-up call, Amelie!” Julia exclaimed. “Previously, when Mrs. Gage said that she would not be living with me and that we could just meet up occasionally, I even decided not to appear in front of her as frequently to avoid irritating her.”

Amelie didn’t know these tricks as well in the past. However, throughout the last two years, she had been organizing training camps besides managing Knowlit, and she had learned these tips from the trainers at the training camps.

Her emotional intelligence grew as a result of meeting so many formidable people.

“My parents are unconcerned about me. Luckily, I have you to guide me in a lot of things,” Julia said as she rested her head on Amelie’s shoulder and sighed.

In response, Amelie patted Julia’s head. “We’re best friends for life, so I’m your family. You can tell me anything,” she said sincerely.

Both of them then went for lunch to welcome Amelie back to the country.

After lunch, Julia suggested, “Elie, come with me to pick out my gown.”

Amelie, however, simply smiled. “This is the groom’s responsibility. I’m not going to do it for him.”

“Don’t make fun of me!” Julia blushed, which was unusual. “Samuel has bad taste. He always picks out the most old-fashioned pieces, so I don’t want him to go with me!”

Due to Julia’s persistent badgering, Amelie had no choice but to accompany her to the bridal store.

The store was located in Clouson City’s most opulent shopping mall. Its specially designed high ceiling and interior decorations gave it a grand and classy appearance.

In the store were plenty of gowns by various designers in a variety of styles.

When Julia and Amelie arrived at the storefront, Amelie was astounded by its grandeur.

Julia, too, wasn’t anxious to enter. Instead, she stood outside the store and pointed to the tall building across the street that was even more imposing. “Do you see that supermarket? It is the largest and most stylish supermarket with the most extensive product selection.”

Amelie looked in the direction Julia was pointing at and saw a mall with ten floors, each one shining brightly while displaying its extraordinary atmosphere.

“And that is the city’s largest entertainment agency, with the city’s largest arcade on its south side. Aside from live commerce, Leo is involved in every industry here.”

Julia didn’t mean to bring up Leo, but there wasn’t a single business or asset on the street that didn’t belong to the Alstons.

She then pointed to a few other places in a row, and more than half of the buildings in this city center belonged to the Alstons. For the rest, Leo was either a shareholder or involved in some other form of collaboration.

“He has been venturing into many industries for the past few years, snatching a lot of benefits from other businessmen. Many people hate him to the core for it, but they can’t do anything about it. They can only make a living in the industries Leo hasn’t ventured into yet.”

I’ve already known how capable he was two years ago.

The refreshments brought to them by the store manager were slightly sweet. Amelie thoroughly enjoyed taking a sip of coffee before biting into the cake.

Just as she was feeling blissful with what she was having, she turned her head and saw the road outside through the floor-to-ceiling window.

There was an intersection outside, and a young girl, probably four or five years old, was hesitating to cross the zebra crossing in front of her. After extending her legs several times, she finally stepped on it.

It appeared to be her first time crossing a zebra crossing, and she appeared unaccustomed to it. Her gaze was drawn to the cars in the distance, but she failed to notice the most important thing: the traffic light.

The green light was blinking, and it would turn red in seconds.

It was a complex intersection. Once the surrounding cars started moving, the little girl would undoubtedly be in danger.

Seeing that, Amelie didn’t have time to think any longer and quickly dashed downstairs.

When she reached downstairs, the red light lit up. Cars darted here and there, sandwiching the little girl in the middle of the road, looking helpless. She subconsciously took a few steps back when she saw a car speeding toward her.

However, right behind her, a van was rushing in her direction as well.

She could have crossed the road safely at first, but her few steps backward made her closer to the van.

The driver slammed on the brakes, but it was too late. Due to inertia, the van continued to slide to the front.

“Look out!” Amelie dashed into the traffic, pulled the little girl back, and drew her into her embrace.

The next second, the van brushed past them within an inch.

Amelie quickly took the chance to step back onto the sidewalk where the little girl had been standing earlier and placed her on the ground. “Are you fine, little girl?”

However, the little girl did not respond, probably too frightened by what had just happened.

“Why did you run into the traffic? It’s dangerous!” A woman’s voice rang out from afar.