No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 2261

Uninterested in further interaction, Will began to wheel away. Linda quickly noticed this and followed, grasping the handle of his wheelchair.

The man, confined to his wheelchair, couldn't stop her actions. Linda, sounding hurt and anxious, whispered, "Will, I'm sorry for upsetting you. If you truly care for Elisa, I can assist you."

"What do you suggest?" Will asked, becoming interested upon hearing her offer.

She claims to help? It would be surprising if Linda didn't actively oppose Elisa, and now she's offering assistance? Seems more like a plot to me!

Linda paused, seemingly considering her next words, then continued, "Since you and Elisa were the first to help me, I'm willing to act as a mediator. I can arrange meetings, create opportunities... whatever I can do to help, I will."

Linda's voice trailed off, her offer sounding doubtful even to her.

Could Will truly believe her intentions were sincere? To him, it seemed like one of her many schemes.

Observing her, Will narrowed his eyes, curious about her next move. "If you're willing to help, I'll await your assistance. Given my situation, I'm quite limited in what I can do."

With these words, Will sighed deeply, a gesture that might evoke sympathy in any onlooker.

Linda couldn't tell if he was genuine, but winning Will over could significantly ease her path.

Hence, she quickly agreed, "All right."

After a moment of hesitation, Linda cautiously asked, "You're planning to have dinner with Elisa, aren't you? Is it possible for me to join you?"

Will responded firmly, "No."

Elisa: Considering your leg injury and your mother's condition, I imagine it's difficult for you to travel. Let's discuss this further when we meet tonight.

After sending her response, Elisa decided to disconnect from the digital conversation, longing for a break from the relentless cycle of calls and texts.

Will chose not to reply further, opting instead to wait for their in-person conversation.

During their dinner, Will asked a direct question, "Elisa, are you afraid that I might be a burden to you?"

"No, it's simply not practical for you to move around in a wheelchair right now. Moreover, my uncle will be accompanying me."

"Your uncle?" Will's surprise was evident upon hearing this, as he was well aware that Elisa's father had passed away.