Chapter 242 Burnt Bridges
Geraldine couldn’t suppress a self–amused smile as she saw Benjamin walking away.
She was sober now.
She looked down and clenched her fists.
Her face showed how frustrated and embarrassed she felt after being rejected. She couldn’t
help thinking about the incident downstairs when Benjamin protected Grace almost
instinctively …
Weren’t they divorced? Why did it seem like there was still something between them?
Geraldine’s eyes darkened at the thought.
After Benjamin finished showering and returned to the hall in fresh clothes, he searched
around but found no sign of Grace.
Seeing this, Elizabeth sighed, saying, “Grace has already left…‘
Benjamin was surprised. He sounded a bit reproachful as he asked, “Grandma, didn’t you ask her to stay?”
“Tell me the truth. What are you thinking? I told you to take care of Grace, but you insisted on causing trouble. Now that you’re divorced, you’re eagerly chasing after her. Isn’t that foolish? “Elizabeth was clearly unhappy with him.
“Grandma! What are you saying?” Benjamin retorted.
“Did
you sort out your messy relationships back then? If I remember correctly, you were the one who cheated first and even got someone pregnant,” Elizabeth responded firmly.
Benjamin’s expression turned serious when Elizabeth brought up the past.
Elizabeth usually spoiled him, but there was no leniency in this matter.
“Once bridges are burned, only ashes remain. Remember that. If you want Grace to forgive you, you must repent for the rest of your life.
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Grace smiled. “I was just passing by. How’s the business here? Is everything going well?”
“Don’t worry! Everything’s fine.”
Seeing how distracted Grace looked, Emily couldn’t help but pull her over and ask, “Babe, what’s going on with you today? Why do you seem like you’re hiding something?”
Grace pursed her l*ps and voiced her inner doubts.
“What do you think … about someone leading a good life, but there’s a black and white photograph of him hanging at home? Doesn’t that seem a bit unusual?”
After all, according to Pamore tradition, such an act might be considered inauspicious.
Emily didn’t understand what Grace was talking about. “If someone is living well, why hang their black and white photo on the wall? Doesn’t that mean death? Most people wouldn’t do such a thing…”
That was precisely what Grace was thinking.
However, she couldn’t help but think of the forbidden room in Hawkins Manor and the photo hanging on the wall. Was all of this just a coincidence?
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