What Happens in Chapter 1765 – From the Book Mr. Jones Be Gentle (Grace)
Dive into Chapter 1765, a pivotal chapter in Mr. Jones Be Gentle (Grace), written by Sharma. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
No matter what Leah said, Pedro knew that he couldn't let her leave.
If he did, Ernest would definitely be furious.
Although Ernest looked very gentle, he had a bad temper. Although it was very rare for him to lose his temper, whenever he did, no one would be able to escape his wrath.
Pedro didn't want to make the situation worse.
"Miss Winston, it's not safe to go out this late at night," He smiled faintly at Leah as he said, "If you want to fly back home, I think you should do it tomorrow. I'll find you another place to settle down for tonight first, alright? You don't have to stay here."
It would be best to not let Leah leave.
Maybe Ernest was still angry at Leah and refused to speak up. That was why Ernest did not want to risk his pride to stop Leah from leaving.
Most of the quarrels between young couples stemmed from pride, after all.
Quarrelling was common among young couples as well.
Pedro had to help these kids out as much as he could.
Since Pedro insisted for Leah to stay, she had no choice but to agree. She did not have the heart to reject his painstaking efforts.
She nodded, "Alright then, please find me a place to stay for the night. I'll leave tomorrow morning."
When Pedro heard that, his smile widened. He took the luggage from her and gestured, "Alright, Miss Winston. Let's get you to the house next door."
Then, he led Leah to the villa next door.
The living hall had been remodeled into a gym. There was a guest bedroom upstairs.
When Leah walked through the doors to enter the hall, she suddenly recalled Ernest and Liam's conversation from before. Her heart tightened at the mere thought.
It was true that some painful thoughts just couldn't be brought up.
Leah let out a wry smile. She knew that it wouldn't be easy to free herself from her feelings for Ernest.
She followed Pedro up to the second floor.
Pedro brought her to the guest bedroom and opened the door. The room was fully furnished.
"Miss Winston, I'll bring you some food later. If Master Ernest asks about you, I'll just tell him that you left," He said with an understanding smile.
Leah smiled back, "Thank you. I would really appreciate that."
"You're welcome," Pedro knew that Leah had come all the way to London by herself. He didn't know what happened with Ernest, but he thought that the young master should put his pride aside for once and apologize to Leah. It was the least he could do for a girl who flew thousands of miles just to be with him.
Soon, Pedro left, but he got a few people to watch Leah's door to prevent her from sneaking away in the middle of the night.
After he went back, he sent someone to deliver food and drinks to Leah.
Meanwhile, Ernest was still in the guest room. However, after a few minutes of pacing, he couldn't contain himself and hurried down the stairs.
There was no one in the living hall.
He started to look a little flustered.
His face became paler and paler. He ran to the door and looked out into the yard, but Leah's figure was nowhere in sight.
'It's so late into the night. Did she really leave just like that?' He thought.
Leah was never one to go back on her word. It seemed that she had truly been angry enough to leave him this time.
Ernest felt incredibly depressed. He felt as if his soul had left his body.
He lowered his head and drooped his shoulders. He stood quietly in the yard for a long while, looking much like a statue.
At this moment, Pedro came over and stood respectfully beside him.
Seeing that Ernest looked out of it, Pedro decided to help out, "Master Ernest, Miss Winston told me to get her a ride to the airport just now. She said that something urgent came up, so she'll have to fly straight home."
Ernest's face darkened even more when he heard the news. His face was drained of all color and he looked especially remorseful.
Pedro could not bear to see him like this. He secretly heaved a long sigh. If the young master had known that this would happen, why would he still let Leah go like that?
Yet, if he didn't go to Leah, staying in the living room wouldn't change a thing either. With that, Ernest started to pace back and forth anxiously.
On the other hand, Leah did not eat or drink anything in the guest room. She was not in the mood to stomach anything.
She placed the food aside and stared at her luggage and backpack that was piled up on the bed.
She sat on the bed for a short while before deciding to get up. When she stepped out of her room to head over to the living room, she realized that someone was guarding her door.
Leah was shocked to see someone outside. She thought that Pedro was really thoughtful and smart. Maybe he was worried that she'd run away in the middle of the night.
To be honest, that idea did cross her mind. However, seeing that someone was stationed to keep a close eye on her outside her door, Leah felt that it was impossible for her to sneak away even if she wanted to. At the same time, if she didn't leave, it would be a little undignified.
Leah thought about it long and hard and figured that it didn't matter if her dignity was trampled on.
She had never cared much about it anyway. What she cared about was whether Ernest loved her or not.
Suddenly, she came to the realization that she had only known Ernest for a short period of time. As such, the both of them did not have time to truly get to know each other at all. She had always been the one to take the first step and put herself out there for Ernest.
It seemed out that Ernest had been so passive towards her because he didn't love her. Leah suddenly felt that she had been too reckless with her feelings.
The heartbreak she felt at the moment was the result of her reckless actions. It was her punishment.
Just like her impulsive decision to come to London, she had been driven by her emotions. She flew all the way to a different country for Ernest, but she did not think about whether her presence was welcomed or not.
She calmed down and thought about her situation carefully. A while later, she concluded that she had taken too many risks and had acted too impulsively.
Leah smiled bitterly and secretly made up her mind. After that, she walked back upstairs to the guest room.
Soon, it was half past eleven in the middle of the night.
Pedro had been paying close attention to the young couple. He had asked around for updates on the two but was told that Master Ernest did not go look for Miss Winston at all.
Pedro was anxious.
He couldn't help himself from going straight to Ernest and asking, "Master Ernest, are you really not going to look for Miss Winston?"
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