What Happens in Chapter 889 – From the Book The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie
Dive into Chapter 889, a pivotal chapter in The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie, written by Swnovels. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Novel fiction.
Jasper drove back to Morrison Residence. He allowed Candice to get out of the car before he parked it.
Candice slipped into a pair of fluffy slippers at the entrance, where a maid approached to take her bag. "Ms. Candice, we have a guest," the maid informed her.
"Oh, thank you," Candice replied, handing over her bag absentmindedly.
Her thoughts were elsewhere as she entered the living room. There, she was greeted by the familiar faces of Gary, Florence, Daniel, Sienna, Taylor, and Tobias.
Candice announced cheerfully, "Everyone, I'm back."
Everyone turned toward her, including the guest. Candice halted her step, and her smile froze as she stared at Elio—the last person she expected to meet.
The Morrisons were a large family. Daniel and Sienna resided at Maple Abode, Nathan and Mila at Sudvilla, while Duke and Daphne lived independently.
Each of Candice's cousins chose to live separately from their parents. Candice, however, preferred the lively atmosphere of staying with Gary and Florence.
"Candice, you're back?"
"Have a seat, Candice."
"Look who's here, Candice. Come say hello."
Candice felt a buzzing in her ears, and a wave of nervousness washed over her. As she approached Elio, she noticed his deep, intent gaze fixed quietly on her.
She was unsure how to greet him, feeling a mix of guilt and embarrassment, with the latter dominating her emotions. She was concerned about offending her family by using Elio's first name, yet she knew he disliked being called "Mr. Hoffis".
After a moment's thought, Candice simply said, "Hello."
Sienna frowned disapprovingly. "Candice, why didn't you address him as Mr. Hoffis?"
Candice pouted and took a seat next to Sienna, looking visibly upset. "Mom, he doesn't like it when I call him that."
"It wasn't a sudden decision to call off the wedding. My mom announced the wedding at the banquet without my consent, organized the wedding, and even sent out invitations—all without consulting me," Elio explained.
Candice stared at Elio in shock, her mind reeling. Had she heard him correctly?
Florence sighed. "Your mother is a wonderful woman in many ways, but her controlling nature can be overwhelming. She insists on dictating your life according to her plans."
"I learned from Jasper that you all had started preparing a lavish wedding gift for me. I felt I needed to come in person to explain and apologize," Elio said regretfully.
Gary waved his hand in response. "No, no, there's no need for all that. We're all family here. A simple phone call would have sufficed."
"Yeah. It's a shame, though. You and Cameron's daughter seemed like a good match," Taylor added.
"So, you're not planning to marry Josie after all those years with her?" Sienna asked.
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