Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan)
Chapter 498 He Won'T Fall For Anyone Else

Chapter 498 He won't fall for anyone else

"Now, the tree is fifty years old."

When Martha heard this, her long eyelashes trembled slightly, and she unconsciously walked closer to the big tree.

She stretched out her hand to stroke the big tree, feeling mixed feelings.

This was the tree that her mother and Sam planted, but now, everything had changed.

She touched down and found different lines on the big tree, and took a closer look curiously.

She saw a line engraved crookedly on the big tree - we will be safe and happy forever. When Martha saw this, the corners of her mouth unconsciously muttered this sentence

Hearing this in a daze, Sam looked at the big tree with eyes that gradually lost focus, as if he was caught in a good memory, and whispered the story between him and Elsie.

"When I was very young, I was brought back here by the owner of the Lucas family. I grew up with Elsie, and I can be regarded as her childhood playmate."

"At that time, because I was adopted by the Lucas family, most people in the Lucas family looked down on me, and even the servants bullied me."

When the man said this, there was a bit of sadness in his eyes.

In the end, Martha couldn't help asking, "What happened next?"

In fact, Martha could vaguely guess their later story, but she still couldn't help asking.

The corners of Sam's mouth raised slightly, and his slightly frowning brows slowly relaxed.

"In the whole family, only Elsie doesn't care about my identity and befriends me."

"Later, the longer I spent with Elsie, the more I found how good she was. She is kind, gentle, smart, and can handle things calmly."

"Slowly, I found that I fell in love with Elsie without knowing it. However, I am not worthy of Elsie at all, so I just want to protect her silently and hope that she can be safe and happy." When Sam said this, his thin lips pursed slightly.

In fact, he had tried, but Elsie felt nothing for him.

Martha frowned slightly when she heard these words, and looked at Sam standing not far away with some doubts.

"Since you like my mother so much, haven't you thought about confessing to her?"

"Of course I have."

Sam smiled, and then continued, "I wanted to confess my love to him, but she just treated me like an older brother."

"I know she treats me like a real brother, so how can I confess my love to her and make her be in a dilemma?"

Martha moved her fingers on the tree trunk slightly, "I didn't expect you to have such deep affection for my mother."

She didn't expect Sam to think of everything for her mother.

It was just that he could not receive any response from her mother.

Her eyelids drooped, and she couldn't help but sigh in her mind. Her mother was deeply loved by someone whose love would came to nothing.

Sam smiled bitterly, looked at Martha standing under the tree, and for a moment seemed to see Elsie standing under the tree.

Elsie used to like to chat with him under the big tree in the garden and express her feelings.

On countless nights at that time, he looked at Elsie with affection, hoping to get an answer from her.

But she had always been ignorant of his affection.

He sighed helplessly, suddenly remembered something, and asked indifferently, "What kind of person is your father?"

What kind of person would make Elsie tempted?

Sam suddenly wondered what kind of man Elsie would like.

Martha, who was standing not far away, understood that Sam was jealous that her father could gain her mother's love when she suddenly heard this question. Yet it was hard to say things concerning love clearly.

She was silent for a while, then shook her head slightly, and said softly, "Sam, just let it go."

Her mother had been dead, and Sam should try to let bygones be bygones.

In fact, she could somewhat understand that Sam was still unmarried because he still loved her mother.

It was just that those were all in the past, and she didn't want Sam to be immersed in the memory forever.

Sam pursed his thin lips when he heard this, and watched Martha in silence

Martha looked at him fixedly, and persuaded, "I believe that my mother in Heaven must want to see you live happily."

Sam's body was slightly stiff, and he stared at Martha with somewhat complicated emotions.

After a long while, he raised his eyes to look at the big tree in the back garden with a wry smile, and gently placed his palm on the position of his heart- "In this life, I won't fall for anyone else."