No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 2246

Upon seeing Elisa, Rachel was surprised. "When did you return?"

"Today," Elisa replied honestly.

"You had quite a busy day, didn't you?" Rachel teased.

Last time, the plan was to deal with Kaylee, but she wasn't there. Gareth returned, and they were either together or one after the other.

Elisa didn't waste time. "I can only stay for a day or two, then I have to leave," she nodded in agreement.

Rachel glanced at Elisa. "Are you planning to become a frequent traveler?"

"There's no other choice," Sheena added on Elisa's behalf. As soon as she finished speaking, Sheena's phone rang. She had a case to follow up on, so she had to leave.

In the office, only Elisa and Rachel remained.

"Seeing how exhausted you are, I'm really afraid you'll work yourself to death!" Rachel shook her head, worried about Elisa's condition.

Elisa chuckled. "It's not that serious. By the way, you and Vincent..."

"We're not together."

Rachel pursed her lips before continuing where Elisa had left off.

Although the incident had occurred, Vincent appeared immediately, becoming her support. However, Vincent did not bring it up any further, and she also refrained from saying anything more.

Their interaction was purely platonic.

"I had assumed you two were still together. I heard from Sheena that you recently took on a challenging case, and Vincent was assisting you. You two were quite the formidable team, have you not resolved it yet?"

Rachel nodded. "I will handle the client's side of things, but about the latter issue you mentioned... I feel the same way right now."

Elisa didn't want to be with Vincent either. After all, there was a vast distance between her and Vincent.

"I just made a suggestion, the final decision still rests with you. Having visited both of you, my heart is content. All right, it's time for me to leave," Elisa said as she stood up.

Rachel escorted her to the door, not expecting that as soon as she bid farewell to Elisa, her uncle, James, had already stepped out of his car at the office entrance.

She saw with her own eyes, James steadily advancing toward her, step by step.

The streaks of white hair at his temples did not affect the spirited elegance beneath his suit and leather shoes, nor the austere chill he exuded.

"I'm already aware of your dispute with the Gardner family. Now, your grandfather wants you to come home. Once you're back, we'll discuss this matter further," James said, explaining his purpose for coming.