Forced Into Marriage: My Husband’s Too Mean novel Chapter 150

The old man caught his breath and waved his hand to show that he was fine. He then continued, "You and Zayn are both very stubborn about your thoughts. You both are fated to be together. Even if Jenny Lenig came between you two, you still love him and he still fell in love with you, right?"

Lindsey hung her head in silence.

The old man let out a long sigh. "Grandpa just wants Zayn to live like a person, but I also want you to be happy. That's all I have to say today. Grandpa's days are numbered and I don't know if I'll have the chance to bring you here again."

"Grandpa, don't say that."

Lindsey's heart was torn. On one hand, she wanted to forgive Zayn. On the other hand, she could not forget what he had done, which left her in a deep dilemma.

The old man saw Lindsey standing obediently in front of him and sighed. Some things just could not go back to how they used to be.

This was all he could do.

"Go ahead. Ask Zayn to come over and see Grandma too." The old man acted as if he did not know how big a wave his words had caused in Lindsey's heart. He waved his hand to signal her to go over.

Lindsey bowed to the tombstone and said goodbye solemnly before she left.

Zayn was still in the same position since they left. He was standing next to the car and looked like a statue.

Through the overlapping shadows of the trees, Lindsey could not see his face clearly, but she could depict his current expression.

Lindsey walked up to Zayn and said in a dull voice, "Grandpa asked you to go over."

Zayn nodded his head and looked as if he had expected it. "Okay. I'll get Soren to send you back."

"No, it’s fine. There should be a bus station over here, so I'll just take the bus."

Zayn's dark eyes were deep. "Soren will send you back."

He then thought of something and added, "The Wilford family's bodyguards were driven away by my people, so besides me, no one else can send you out of here."

Zayn said this in a somewhat roguish tone. Lindsey was furious and glared at him angrily. "Zayn Guggenheim! You..."

He saw her look and burst out laughing. "Get Soren to send you back, or I'll send you myself. Choose one."

In the end, Lindsey got Soren to send her home.

Zayn watched her leave with a faint smile on his face, then walked in the direction of the old man.

Before he got close, the old man's cane suddenly flew through the air towards him.

If this was the past, Zayn absolutely would not be able to dodge it, but this time, even though the aim was great, the force was much less than before. The cane fell to the ground before touching him.

Zayn was stunned and stopped in his tracks. After a while, he bent down to pick up the cane and handed it to the old man.

Zayn's indifferent shell finally cracked for a moment, but he quickly put that mask of indifference back on his handsome face.

Seeing him like this, the old man was even more heartbroken. The thoughts at the bottom of his heart became even firmer, but he could only endure the pain and continued, "The biggest problem between you two was never others. It has always been yourselves. Why can't you understand this?"

Zayn was getting more paranoid about things and was always taking unnecessary risks. The old man had limited time and this was his only grandson, so he could not bear to watch Zayn destroy himself.

The old man felt a little scared when he considered the possibility that if he had not arrived in time today, Zayn would have arranged for someone to get rid of Jenny Lenig.

Everyone’s bottom line would always be pushed slowly with every new attempt.

In the six months that Lindsey was away, every single thing Zayn did would frighten the people close to him.

After Creed was imprisoned, he went completely crazy in less than a month. At that time, the old man was very worried. Now that he witnessed his worries come true, he could no longer calm down.

The old man desperately wanted Lindsey to stay by Zayn’s side because he really liked Lindsey and wanted the two of them to get along well. Another reason was because Zayn would think it through properly before doing anything with Lindsey by his side.

Zayn’s face was extremely dark at this point, but the old man did not intend to stop there. He still wanted to continue knocking some sense into his worrisome grandson. “Today, you’ve also seen Lindsey’s attitude towards Jenny Lenig. Even though she hates that woman, she never thought of taking her life. Lindsey is actually a kind-hearted girl.”

At the mention of Lindsey’s name, Zayn's expression softened, but the old man continued, "If Lindsey knew that you treat a person’s life like nothing but trash and that you personally sent Jenny Lenig to her death, Lindsey would only think of you as a cold-blooded and heartless beast who doesn't have any feelings."

Zayn could not refute this. Every word the old man said carried a lot of weight and made him speechless.