Chapter Summary: Chapter 245 – Game Over No Second Chances by Internet
In Chapter 245, a key moment in the Romance novel Game Over No Second Chances, Internet delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
"I do have time," Serena answered without hesitation.
Hugh had done a lot for her, so spending some time with his grandfather and showing him respect was the least she could do. Besides, Calvin had always treated her well, and she was happy to spend time with him.
Satisfied, Calvin hung up the phone.
Serena left Howard, who was still hesitating, and drove to the Larson residence.
She thought she was simply going to spend time with Calvin, but as soon as she walked in, she spotted Hugh walking back from the garden.
His trousers were speckled with weeds and dirt. A few maids were bending over, helping him clean up.
Then, their eyes met.
Hugh explained, "Grandpa asked me to plant a couple of flowerbeds in the garden because the gardener isn't here today."
"Grandpa asked me to come back and keep him company," Serena responded. She noticed the dirt on his fingers and stepped forward, asking, "Is there anything I can help you with?"
Hugh had done something similar for her before. He had helped her look for a kitten without a second thought.
Today, he was taking care of these small tasks for Calvin.
Serena admired his attitude toward getting things done.
Hugh stared at Serena's fingers. If she got dirt on them, it wouldn't be good.
He shook his head, ignoring the two flowerbeds by the door.
"Let the maids handle the rest. I'll tidy up a little before going upstairs to see Grandpa."
"Okay."
Serena thought Hugh didn't want her involved with Calvin's things. She felt a little disappointed but did not show it.
She still smiled warmly at him. After all, they were allies, and as an outsider, it wasn't her place to interfere with something Calvin had asked his grandson to do.
The two of them had different thoughts.
Calvin really did care about Serena.
Seeing this, Serena quickly stepped in to explain, "Grandpa, it's not Hugh's fault. It's my decision not to announce the marriage too soon. We got married so suddenly, and we didn't have much of a foundation. I thought it would be better to build our relationship privately first and then gradually let the public know."
At her words, Calvin's anger faded. He looked at them with a knowing gaze.
"I see that you've already built a strong enough bond. Hugh always stands up for you, and you're clearly concerned about him being put in a difficult position."
Serena and Hugh fell into an awkward silence, exchanging a glance before quickly looking away.
Serena lowered her head. They were allies, so of course they would help each other.
However, Hugh wore a faint smile, saying nothing further.
Calvin observed them closely, noticing how they seemed almost shy, and decided not to press the wedding issue any further. Instead, he gave a more reasonable suggestion.
"Well, since you both have your own thoughts, I won't push you. The wedding can wait, but your relationship can't remain hidden. I think the charity gala at the Larson residence next week would be the perfect opportunity for an announcement. Let's make it official then."
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Game Over No Second Chances