My Fiance Ran Away On Our Wedding Day novel Chapter 53

"Grandpa is no longer here.He is so idle.If he shows sincerity, you shouldn't refuse.Scott's only concern is that, you tend to overthink"

Scott could be considered as a good man.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have chased Demi and the others out of the Misty Bridge back then.

If Anika could only lessen her burden with people, there was no need for him to remind her.

Zac smiled and looked at her when he smelled the aroma coming from the kitchen.

"But this chicken soup is also perfect.You can bring some to the company tomorrow”

He looked at her and couldn't help but think, "Oh, I've got Frederick to buy a microwave oven and put it in his office now."

‘So that if you're worried that I will get hungry, you can always bring me some soup and water in the future: Zac hesitated as he saw Anika's knitted brows.

He paused a little and slowly put his arm on the sofa.

"What's wrong?" he asked with a frown.

"Are you ...very busy tomorrow?" she asked.

Zac did not answer.

"Are you alright?" he asked curiously.

Anika shook her head, "Nothing.If you're busy, you don't have to pick me up tomorrow”

Zac seemed to have noticed that she was avoiding him.He looked deeply at her eyes.

"Do you have an appointment with someone?" His thin lips twitched.

"No." she answered and saw that Zac still wanted to ask more questions.

"I mean yes ...I'm going to clean my parent's tomb."

She closed her eyes and lowered her voice.

Tomorrow is the death anniversary of her parents.

Every year, on the Misty Bridge, Anika would set aside everything and go to Rivulet Mountain to sweep her parents’ graves.

In the past, Oliver had always been with his grandfather.

He would also pretend to be there, but now, she was the only one left.

Anika thought for a moment, but quickly erased it.

She didn't think she was in a position to ask Zac to accompany her in sweeping the tomb.

She suddenly felt frustrated as she thought about it.

She suppressed her emotions and was about to stand when she heard a gentle voice from the man behind her.

"Yes, I understand.I'll accompany you."

Anika's eyes were slightly wide as she turned to look at him.

"I just thought that it would be the same if I kept the chicken soup at home." Zac smiled.

After saying that, he helplessly patted her head.

His eyes were as deep as ink.

"Don't hide anything in the future, okay?" He said slowly.

Anika was slightly stunned.

"Yes," she replied, smiling.

On Thursday, the two of them didn't go to work.

The driver picked them up early in the morning and drove them to the cemetery.

Elliot and his wife died more than ten years ago, and the two of them were buried together in the old cemetery of XN in S city.

The Bentley stopped at the entrance of the cemetery at the foot of the mountain.

Zac took a few bouquets of Hibiscus flowers from the trunk and slowly walked up the mountain with Anika.

The early morning sun wasn't too intense.

Yesterday, it had just rained lightly.

The wind was filled with dense water mist, and one could smell the fresh smell of the soil.

Halfway up the hill, the two of them ran into a family of three who had brought their child to sweep the tomb and brushed past them.

Perhaps the innocent child was too tired to walk, and was raising his tender face to act adorably towards his parents.

Looking at the family behind, Anika silently stopped her footsteps.

She was clearly amazed by the view.

"I used to feel that other people had parents who loved and admired them so much” she said, shaking her head and smiling softly.

She was less than four years old when she was kidnapped, and Anika's impression of her parents was extremely vague.

She only remembered that there seemed to be a person who looked like a mother, with a very gentle voice.

In the orphanage, older children learned to take care of their new siblings and acted maturely in order to help the dean.

She had waited until she returned to the Meyer family, but she wasn't able to see her parents again and didn't have the chance to show her love for them.

In Anika's few memories, she had never experienced a day being held and cherished by someone.

But she had seen the room that her parents had bought for her, and she already considered it as their way of showing their love to her.

Her parents must have loved her a lot.

They never stopped looking for her for so long.

They did not even consider having another child, in order not to make her jealous and sad.

Zac gazed at her disappointed face.

He held her hand and comforted her with a light smile, "There is no need to envy others, you also have it.’’ Anika was stunned.

She heaved a long sigh of relief and lowered her eyes to nod.