True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 98

"I've missed you so much." Marry Smith looked at Grace Smith and then at her door. She pursed her

lips and pretended to be very tolerant and generous, as if she didn't mind chatting at the doorstep.

"I've been waiting for you at the entrance of the Jones Estate this afternoon. I kept waiting but it seems

like Mr. Jones didn't notify you. Otherwise, you wouldn't have refused to see me." Marry said softly.

"He told me." Grace Smith said.

Marry was stunned and said again, "Oh, he'd told you. Grace, then why—"

"I don't want to see you," Grace said in a low voice. "In fact, I don't think it's necessary for us to meet

again.".

"Grace." Marry Smith looked at her in shock. "You are my sister. How can I not meet you? In fact, I am

very worried about you. I have been looking for you all these years."

Grace sneered in her heart. Marry was one of the powerful chief executives in Sunny Group, it would

be as easy as ABC if Marry wanted to find her.

She just didn't want to find her.

Now she was acting like they were so close. Grace Smith was no longer a child anymore. In the past

six years, she had Little Gary, suffered as a single mother, worked many jobs, and understood that life

would go on.

She was no longer the kind little girl she had been. She didn't want to waste time in worthless matters.

She would not live according to the norms.

Grace didn't care about Marry's true intentions.

She didn't want to continue this nonsense with Marry. "Thank you for your efforts in the past five years,

you can stop now. I'm living a good life."

"Grace." Marry Smith was stunned and a little embarrassed. "We are sisters. You have been away for

so many years and left without saying goodbye. Do you know that I am very worried about you?"

"Really?" Grace replied faintly, "I really don't know. I thought you wanted me to be gone? Then you

don't have to worry about Simon Brown and I getting back together."

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She bit her lips and said after a while, "Grace, do you really have to do this? We are sisters, always

and forever."

Grace Smith felt a pang of pain in her heart.

She didn't want to quarrel with Marry any more. She didn't want things to turn sour.

However, she didn't want to hide her true self.

"If you have no specific agenda for today, I am busy. I just want to live a quiet life, please go." Grace

said.

"Grace, what happened to you?" Marry Smith asked, she was stunned. "I don't think I have done

anything wrong to you. Why do you have to do this?"

Grace looked at her and smirked. "You have not done anything wrong to me?"

Marry as stunned by her smirk and quickly said, "No. Regarding Simon Brown, it was my fault, and I'm

really sorry. But we are married now, and you had slept with...."

"Yeah, it's done anyway." Grace Smith interrupted her coldly. "I'm a loser and a single mom, but you

married the man of your dreams."

Marry Smith's face was pale. She bit her lips and looked at Grace Smith in a daze. "Grace, I've never

thought so⁻

"Simon Brown is yours." Grace Smith impatiently interrupted her. "I never cared about him. I'm glad that

we didn't get married. Even if we got married, we might be divorced by now."

Marry was in disbelief. What happened to her sister during these years?

"It turns out that both of you are a perfect match." Grace Smith said, she looked at the elevator after

taking a glance at Marry Smith's face. "Keep a watch on Simon and stop him from harassing me. I'm

over him."

"Grace." Marry widened her eyes and exclaimed in surprise, "Did Simon harass you?"

"You can ask Simon," Grace Smith said fiercely. "I don't want to have anything to do with both of you.

Do you understand?

"Why?" Marry Smith screamed. "You are my sister. I can't leave you alone. I've finally found you, how

can I let you go again?"

What a pathetic yet affectionate scene of sisterhood.

She was so moved that she was about to cry.

Marry Smith had tears in her eyes. She looked like she was sad and worried about Grace Smith. It

seemed like Grace Smith was the one in the wrong, and Marry had already forgiven her.

Grace Smith expression turned icy cold. She pursed her lips and said word by word, "I won't leave.

Don't worry. Northern City is my hometown, and I will be here."

Marry Smith was stunned and took a breath. "That's good, that's good. As long as you're here, I'm

relieved. I'll ask Simon if he harassed you. Don't worry, I won't let him continue. Don't be angry at me,

okay?"

"Fine, let me ask you. Where on earth did my other son go?" Grace asked in a deep voice. "Can you

tell me?"

Marry's eyebrows twitched and she immediately said, "The doctor said that the child was deformed."

"Haha!" Grace Smith laughed, and the coldness in her eyes was even more obvious. "Really? The child

was not fully developed?"

Marry suddenly raised her voice and shouted sharply, "Grace, are you suspecting that I killed my own

nephew?"

"That's what you said," Grace Smith said in a cold voice. "I haven't said anything yet, but you said it

yourself."

"Grace, you misunderstood." Marry Smith said, she looked at her, bit her lips, and continued earnestly,

"You have to believe in me, Grace. It's impossible that I would kill my nephew. We are blood relatives."

"Did I say that you killed my son?" Grace Smith asked. Her eyes became even colder. "I haven't said

anything. Why are you in such a hurry to clear your name?

Marry Smith froze and was speechless for a long time.

"The more anxious you are, the more suspicious you will be. What did you do to my son?" Grace Smith

demanded as she gritted her teeth. Her delicate face was darkened, and her eyes were sharp. Marry

Smith was terrified.

"Grace, it's been so many years and I felt the same pain as you felt. It's such a pity that we lost a child

like him. I felt more regret than you did!" Marry said.

"Haha." Grace laughed sarcastically. "You felt more regret? As a mother, I'm not even as regretful as

you are."

"Do you really have to behave like this?" Marry asked. "As a woman and the aunt of your child, I felt the

pain too. Do you have to be so hostile to me just because I'm married to Simon Brown?"