No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 2238

Realizing that she had misunderstood him, she softened her tone and said, "I don't know how much longer it will take, but your decision to come looking for me was truly a mistake. And please don't assume that I don't care about Will. Given the debt I owe to Will and his mother's current situation, it's impossible for me to ignore them. I've never neglected Grandma either."

Elisa made her intentions clear.

If she truly didn't care, she wouldn't have accompanied Gareth to Moranta to auction off the Ganoderma Caligo. Without this incident, she wouldn't have met Winslow at all, and many subsequent incidents wouldn't have happened.

She hoped that Gareth would understand this.

Gareth pursed his lips. "I know you've never neglected Grandma. When I found out you came back for Will's mother, I was indeed very angry at first. But then I thought, what's the difference between what you're doing now and what I did back then? I'm sorry, Liz. I truly didn't realize the impact my past actions had on you." Gareth's voice was husky and low, carrying a hint of grievance.

Elisa retorted, "There is a difference. I consider Will as a friend, while you regard Linda as your soulmate."

By describing Linda as his soulmate, Elisa emphasized the importance Gareth placed on her.

"You don't have the right to be angry. All right, I'm quite busy here. I have to hang up now." Elisa didn't want to continue arguing with Gareth. After saying this, she promptly ended the call.

Her words pierced Gareth's heart.

Gareth understood completely. He could deeply grasp Elisa's state of mind at that time. Suddenly, he felt extremely upset.

However, an apology was not enough.

He wanted to go to Elisa, but his grandparents were with him. It was impossible for him to leave his grandparents alone in a foreign land.

Gareth felt depressed, as if something heavy was weighing on his heart.

He felt the urge to smoke, but as he was about to pull out a cigarette, he remembered Elisa's words of caution.

Winslow added, "It seems to me that you're stalling and avoiding something."

Elisa remained silent.

Am I avoiding this matter? No, I'm not.

She yearned to meet her birth mother. After all, she had never seen a photograph of her mother from childhood to adulthood, nor had she ever been in contact with her. Resentment was present, indeed, but as the years rolled by, it was the longing that took precedence.

"Uncle Winslow, I'm not avoiding anything. It's just that the weight of one thing after another is bearing down on me."

Winslow said, "Liz, you are too kind."