Summary of Chapter 1997 Making A Move from No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa)
Chapter 1997 Making A Move marks a crucial moment in Canna’s Romance novel, No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
“What happened to Ms. Benett? Is there any way I can be of assistance?” Terence Matthams chimed in. His question seemed caring, but in reality, it sounded like an interrogation.
He wanted to know where Elisa had gone and why she did not turn up.
Is she looking down on this function, or is she looking down on me?
Knowing that Terence had previously served in the military, was straightforward, and cared about his reputation, Bella knew she had to come up with a suitable reason. Otherwise, he wouldn't let it slide.
She smiled and responded, “It's something related to Ms. Benett's family. I hear that her boyfriend is feeling unwell, so she has to accompany him to the hospital.”
Her words dispelled Brian's thoughts and also conveyed to Terence that she didn't mean to disrespect him. Elisa just had an urgent matter at hand.
Sure enough, Terence's expression softened considerably. At that moment, the staff responsible for advancing the project began to propose toasts, finally making their move.
Brian, seemingly a bit unwilling to accept how things were progressing, asked, “When did Ms. Benett get a boyfriend? I've never heard of it.”
If it weren't for the setting they were in, Bella really wanted to dump the food in front of her directly onto Brian's head and then say, “Whether she has a boyfriend or not is none of your business. You're certainly not in the running.”
What a pity. These two have such a good relationship. Otherwise, Mr. Matthams wouldn't have brought Mr. Macdonald along.
Therefore, Bella just smiled faintly without saying much.
After the previous intervention, Brian didn't want to appear too conspicuous, so Bella mainly focused on discussing the matter of the collaboration.
When they were almost finished discussing business, Terence had also had quite a bit to drink.
His speech was somewhat incoherent, but the intention to collaborate could still be vaguely discerned.
“Your company... is quite impressive. Collaboration, let's sign contracts... Excuse me.”
At that moment, Bella couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.
The people she brought along, including herself, weren't really drunk.
She picked up the glass of wine and, under the expectant gaze of Brian, downed it in one gulp. Then, she “accidentally” dropped the glass on the floor.
The wine glass shattered into pieces with a loud sound.
Brian raised an eyebrow, his interest in Bella growing even more.
With a nonchalant air, Bella casually said, “I'm sorry,” then quickly followed up with, “Now, may I leave?”
Brian nodded and made a gentlemanly gesture. However, his words conveyed a different message. “It's a pity. I'm afraid you won't be able to leave.”
Before Bella had a chance to fully comprehend the meaning of his words, she felt the world spin around her. Her vision blurred into darkness, and she promptly fainted.
The only thought before she completely lost consciousness was that the drink Brian handed her must have been spiked.
No wonder he was pushing her for a toast.
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