Gluey Love Between Us
Chapter 1753

Victor stood up and looked at him playfully, "Delmont, if you chase after a woman so slowly, I'm afraid you won't be able to get married and have children for the rest of your life."

"Victor, you curse me."

Victor was stunned.

Why was Delmont so stupid?

"You are hopeless."

Delmont was dumbfounded. Wasn't he miserable enough?

"What do you mean?" Delmont was unconvinced.

Victor touched his forehead and felt that he'd better make it clear to him. Otherwise, Delmont really couldn't get married. If Grandma Clement followed tradition, his wedding would be delayed again.

"After you have dinner and leave here, call Adrienne. Tell her how poor you are, and your relationship will develop faster."

Delmont was taken aback.

Victor said, "Try to let her take you in."

Wyatt frowned. This idea seemed to be good, but would Adrienne take him in?

Half an hour later, the three of them finished the midnight snacks.

Victor gave a basket of red bayberries to Delmont, "I've solved the problem for you. You can go there now."

He asked Brian just now, and Adrienne had gone back.

"Oh!" Delmont cast a glance at them. How could he pretend to be miserable before his beloved woman? Should he pretend to be lonely, sad and poor?

Should he tell Adrienne that he was the unluckiest person in the world?

Should he say that he had been driven out by his grandma?

Well...

No!

He had no way to say these in front of Adrienne.

Delmont walked out of Victor's villa. Looking at the bustling night scene, he was at a loss. Where should he go?

By the way, he once bought an apartment near the company, didn't he? It had been decorated, but he had not moved in.

He had not told his family about it. Back then, there was a discount, so he bought the apartment with a lower price.

No! What if Grandma Clement found it out and got sick out of anger? She was old, and she couldn't be mad and fall ill.

Just as Delmont was about to leave, his phone vibrated. Victor sent him a message.

"Don't let the Simpson family replace that you are with Adrienne. You will have a chance to announce your relationship after a period of time." Delmont looked back, only to see Victor standing in front of the French window on the second floor and looking at him.

He couldn't see Victor's expression clearly, but he always felt that Victor was saying, "Good luck!"

"Alas!" Delmont could only pick up the phone to call Adrienne.

"Hello? Delmont." Adrienne's voice sounded a little hoarse.

"Adrienne, have you been released? Victor said he would save you in half an hour."

Adrienne asked, "Did you go to see Victor?"

"Yeah! He is very powerful in River City. When you're in trouble, you can ask for his help."

His words left a glow in Adrienne's heart. He went to see Victor in order to save her.

He cared about her very much.

"Delmont, you don't have to worry about me. I've been released, but I don't want to return to the Simpson family. Now I'm in my apartment. Do you want to... come here?" Adrienne asked in a low voice. Delmont was stunned. He really wanted to stay with her.

"Adrienne, now I want to tell you something." Delmont was very nervous. He wanted to tell her the truth.

Whether he and Adrienne could be together or not, it depended on his following words.

Adrienne was somewhat nervous when she heard that.

"Delmont, say it."

"Adrienne, I was driven out by my grandma because I don't have a girlfriend. She said that if I couldn't have a girlfriend, she would never let me go home."

Adrienne was taken aback. Why did she feel that Grandma Clement was so cute?

Delmont remained silent. He was the real pitiful one.

Suddenly, neither of them spoke. Only their breathing and the sound of the wind could be heard on the phone.

"Adrienne..."

"Delmont..."

They said at the same time.

Adrienne said, "Delmont, you say first."

"Adrienne, I'm penniless now."

Adrienne was stunned. In order to let Delmont get married, Grandma Clement was really hardhearted.

"Delmont, come to my apartment."

Delmont froze. The evening breeze blew past his ear, and it was very cool. Adrienne's words touched his heart, making him ecstatic. "Adrienne, I..."

"I'll send you the address. Come here." Adrienne interrupted him.

"Oh, okay."

After he hung up, Adrienne sent him the address.

In the evening, there was no traffic jam in River City. Half an hour later, he arrived at Adrienne's house. It was a maisonette with unique decoration. It only belonged to Adrienne, and it was very warm. It was big enough for the two of them to live.

"Adrienne, why did you move out?" Delmont was a little puzzled. She had never mentioned the Simpson family to Delmont.

Her family had made use of her, so she could move out reasonably.

She was disgusted with that family, especially after she knew that her father was with Dahlia and sent her a villa and the shares of the company. She didn't want to live there anymore.

His father would never be generous to his children, but to his mistresses outside.

"I can live in peace and freedom alone, so I moved out." Adrienne let him sit down.

She didn't want to tell him about those disgusting things in her family.

"These are red bayberries picked by Eden. I remember that you like red bayberries as well."

Adrienne looked at the fresh red bayberries and smiled. "Do you remember that? On one occasion, I really wanted to eat red bayberries, but it was not red bayberry season. You bought me canned red bayberries, and I ate it very happily." Adrienne's bright eyes were filled with pleasure.

Back then, they were crazy and sweet.

Delmont smiled bitterly, "Of course I remember it. Not long after you ate the canned red bayberries, you left."

He looked for her crazily for three years, but unfortunately, he didn't replace her.

Her brave decision and bold actions made him desperate. After she left, he was about to have a nervous breakdown.

Looking at him, Adrienne thought of what had happened in the past, and her feelings were complicated, "I'm sorry, Delmont. The reason why I left you was that I thought you were an irresponsible man." Delmont was dumbfounded. Was this the reason why she left him back then?

"Ha-ha..." Delmont was so angry but he laughed.

"Adrienne, couldn't you feel my heart? Couldn't you feel my sincere love? How many six years we have in life?" Delmont looked at her in a daze. He had thought of tens of thousands of reasons, but he didn't expect the truth to be like this.

Was this how she thought of him back then?

But could he blame her? He should blame himself. If he hadn't been so self-abased, he wouldn't have given her such an illusion.

Adrienne was rendered speechless.

Yeah, they had missed each other for so many years just because of such a simple reason.

Their youth and the love she wanted was ruined by her.

The two of them were silent. Adrienne's phone suddenly rang, breaking the quiet atmosphere.