A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust novel Chapter 29

Silas heard it, but he didn't turn around. Only after Calliope settled into the car did he close the door and glance over at Gideon.

"What is it?"

"Uncle, do you mean it?"

"Do I look like I'm joking?"

Gideon fell silent, his face clouded with gloom.

"You've always liked Callie?"

"Kind of," Silas replied, casting a quick glance at Gideon. "I should thank you for stepping aside."

Gideon was stunned, his eyes wide with shock. "Why?"

"Why do I like her, or why am I thanking you?" Silas tilted his head gracefully, his expression calm and composed. "She's more amazing than you realize. One day, you'll regret it. You barely know her, and losing her will be the biggest mistake of your life."

Without another word, Silas opened the car door and got in.

The car drove off swiftly, leaving Gideon standing there, troubled by Silas's words.

What did he mean? Was Calliope really that remarkable?

She was just a forgotten girl, always so lovesick, without a career, seemingly useless, spending her days chasing after him. Even their marriage seemed so casual—once he was gone, she left and married his uncle.

How could such a woman be exceptional? His uncle must be blind.

Gideon smirked bitterly. Love is blind, isn't it? How had Calliope managed to charm his uncle?