True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 194

Marry Smith was still biting her lip and did not speak.

"What now?" Heinz Jones raised his eyebrows. "Didn't you just say that it was Grace who caused your miscarriage? Why don't you dare to say so now that I'm asking you?"

Marry gnashed her teeth and said in a low voice, "It was indeed her who made me slip."

"Really?" Heinz looked at her indifferently. "Where's the evidence?"

She was stunned.

"Do you have any concrete evidence?" Heinz questioned in a cold voice. "Do you have any video or photo? Is it clear? Were there any witnesses?"

"Simon. Simon saw it." Marry immediately pointed at Simon and looked at him with eager eyes. She was counting on him.

She hoped that Simon would back her up that Grace was responsible.

Simon looked at Marry too. In fact, he hadn't witness it and he didn't know what really happened then. He did see Marry grab Grace so he assumed that Grace pushed Marry away to get rid of her and inadvertently caused the fall.

That was also the reason why Simon was so angry. He thought it was Grace's fault, but her clear and fearless eyes made him very suspicious.

To him, Grace was the kind of girl who dared to love and to hate, not a woman who would play tricks behind one's back.

However, given the situation, he opened his mouth to Marry's eager eyes.

But as he was about to speak, he noticed that Heinz's gaze had become sharper.

Yet, he gritted his teeth and said, "Grace pushed Marry away to get rid of her, so she fell."

"Really?" Heinz smiled coldly and said. "Grace pushed Marry away? Simon, you'd better sue Grace. If you can't sue or get any reliable evidence, I'm telling you, I will counter-sue you."

Simon and Marry were stunned.

"And you, Marry Smith." Heinz took a step forward to look at Marry from a closer distance. He said in a low voice, "Be careful. I will find out in detail what you have done to Grace, and I will get extremely even with you."

Marry froze.

"And the flower field of Alpine Resort. You want to build a hotel there? You must be dreaming."

After that, he looked at Simon again and said indifferently, "Simon, you'd better not speak against your conscience. Otherwise, you will pay the price."

"Heinz, what the hell do you want to do?" Simon was scared by his direct threat.

"Actually, you are very dissatisfied now, aren't you?" Heinz sneered again. "You never really got Grace, and now you have married Marry, whom you don't love. Now, you still think of Grace from time to time, but she has no more feelings for you. You are dissatisfied."

"Heinz, Grace don't like you now either," Simon immediately said in a low voice. "Don't think that I don't know that the both of you quarreled."

"Oh!" Heinz curled his lips playfully and sighed, "In front of your wife who had just lost her baby, you unabashedly showed your concern for your sister-in-law. Aren't you afraid that your wife will bleed heavily and become infertile?"

"Heinz, you're cursing us." Simon chided.

"So what if I curse you?" Heinz was very frank as he said in cold tone. "It's better if you cannot reproduce."

"You-" Marry trembled with anger.

Heinz maintained a faint smile and said, "Was that enough to anger you? When you wrongly accused Grace, I was even angrier than you are."

"Heinz, don't go too far!" Simon warned.

Heinz said coldly, "So what if I've gone too far? Listen clearly."

Simon was stunned.

Marry also felt a chill in her heart.

Heinz's eyes suddenly turned impassive and his bloodthirsty gaze swept from Simon to Marry. He enunciated, "If you two plot against Grace again, I'll play you for the whole Jones Estate and well see who wins."

"Shut up!" Heinz yelled coldly. "Lester, let's go!"

"Yes, President." Lester nodded quickly.

He was also anxious and thought that the President's words were way too vicious.

What Heinz said made him break out in cold sweat. It might have also caused Marry to have serious bleeding again.

Lester followed closely behind. They exited the ward and stood in the corridor.

Heinz said in a deep voice, "Send someone to keep an eye on her. This woman has too many bad intentions. She must be watched closely."

"Yes, President," Lester said respectfully. "I'll arrange it immediately."

He took out his mobile phone and arranged for two people to keep an eye on Marry.

Heinz stood at the door and looked at Marry who was inside, holding Simon's arm and crying rivers.

He snorted.

Lester also took a look.

Heinz said coldly, "Blind."

Lester blinked his eyes and thought, "Who was he referring to?"

After some time, he finally figured out what Heinz meant. He was referring to Miss Smith. Perhaps the President meant that Miss Smith must be blind for harboring feelings for Simon when she was young.

But then again, who hadn't met a few scumbags when they were young?

If Miss Smith hadn't met Simon, then she wouldn't have been with the President. So, ultimately, all these was fate.