True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 1948 The Four Children Of The Jones Family, Gary Smith (Part 723)

After a long moment of silence, Leah was still very disappointed.

Leah was speechless at how weak her sister was when it came to a man.

"Can't you be a little more affirmative?" Leah said. Her tone was filled with resentment in her sister's failure to live up to her expectations.

Rowane hesitated for a while, then she said in a low voice, "Leah, you are spineless when it comes to Ernest too, right? Because you love him, you humbled yourself and lost your principles." Leah was stunned by her words. At that moment, Leah could not refute.

She had to admit, she was dumbfounded at the comparison.

It was true, she could not help herself when it came to Ernest.

If that was the case, how could she blame her sister for not having the backbone to deal with Hogan?

After a short moment of silence, Rowane apologized quickly, "Sorry, Leah. I know that these words might hurt you, but I was confused at that moment. I know that I should not be like that too."

"I should have a bottom line when it comes to Hogan. After all, not only did he hurt me so badly, he didn't really love me too."

"I understand. It is just that I would sometimes waver. However, I will still convince myself quickly."

"I don't want to disappoint you, nor do I want to make myself regret it in the future. Most importantly, I don't want to be the type of person I hate."

When Leah heard that, the raging fire in her heart suddenly dissipated.

Leah took a deep breath and said, "Rowane, my attitude towards you was a little bad, I admit I was disappointed in you. I'm sorry."

"No, no, no!" Rowane hurriedly said, "Leah, you don't have to apologize. I know that you are doing this for my own good."

"My apology to you is still necessary. After all, I did not look at it from your point of view." Leah said sincerely, "What you said to me was right. If I were you, I would not have been able to do it too." "Leah, you don't have to comfort me." Rowane became sorry and guilty. "I know that I shouldn't waver when it comes to this. Sister, this is the last time. I promise."

"It's alright." Leah thought about it and realized that this matter might be a little hard for her.

After all, a girl would not be able to wake up from the vortex of love so easily.

Besides, not everyone could keep a clear head at all times.

Not many could stay level-headed when they were in a relationship.

"You don't have to care about what I think. However, this won't be over so easily." Leah was still rational, she spoke in a calm tone too. "Hogan's mother actually hired someone to kidnap Ernest and me." "Ah!" Rowane gasped as soon as she heard that. She anxiously asked in concern, "Sister, are you and Ernest all right? Were you hurt by them?"

"Luckily, Ernest was strong enough to fight against four people by himself. Otherwise, we would have definitely been hurt." When Leah thought of that scene, she could not help but feel a lingering fear in her heart.

Just the thought alone was terrifying enough. How dangerous it was!

"Good thing you both are fine. Ernest is really amazing," Rowane said in admiration.

"You need to take good care of yourself too. You should know how Hogan's father found you. This is not something that we can solve by ourselves." After that, Leah quickly hung up her phone. She looked up and saw that Ernest was looking at her. She smiled helplessly at him.

"I was a little angry just now and I am still a little disappointed. However, if it were me, I might not be able to do that." Leah smiled bitterly. "So, in the end, I convinced myself and talked it through with her."

"I can completely understand." Ernest nodded. "Your sister is still young, yet she has gone through so much. She will surely struggle with her thoughts. Her heart will continue to suffer for a while."

"Hogan's father knows how to take action," Leah said, "I have a feeling that he might come for me next."

"Since he failed even after begging your sister, he will definitely come to you."

That was within his expectations.

"That is why I am going to continue staying here for a while. He won't be able to replace me here." Leah laughed with a smug face. "This place is truly a paradise. It is a great place for a vacation. I will hide here and live like an angel."

"Is it that great?" Ernest could not help but laugh. "If you think this place is so great, why not move the whole family here?"

"That's right." Leah brightened at the thought. "Isn't Aunt Smith pregnant? I think it will be a great idea for her to have a beautiful baby here. How great would that be?"

When she mentioned it, Ernest was stunned too. He seemed to have thought of something and opened his mouth to speak, but he stopped abruptly.

When Leah saw him like that, she immediately asked, "What's wrong? Why does it look like you have something to say?"

Ernest hesitated for a while before he said, "There is something that I think I should tell you. But if you know, I am afraid you won't think of this place as a paradise anymore."

"What is it?" When Leah saw how serious his expression was, she could not help but ask. "Don't scare me like that."

Ernest shook his head and said, "I am not scaring you, there is nothing wrong with this villa. It's just the building next to it, the one 500 meters away. My grandmother killed herself there." Leah immediately shivered, her eyes widened.

"You look scared," said Ernest, "But it's fine. We are quite far away from that place."

"I am not afraid, it's just a small accident." Leah shook her head. "I did not expect things to be like this. I was wondering why Aunt Smith didn't come up here for a vacation to nurture her baby. So, that's why." Leah thought that if someone's mother committed suicide in that house, they would be traumatized for the rest of their life.

Therefore, it was normal for Grace to not come up here to nourish her child. It was because she was afraid of remembering a sad past.

"Why did she commit suicide?" Leah was puzzled. "I know this is a thing of the past, but I have to say that someone who commits suicide is kind of irresponsible. She had to be an extremely selfish person to choose such a path and ignore her relatives. She must only have herself in her heart."

Ernest smiled bitterly. "At that time, I was still young, so I don't remember much. I only knew that it was difficult for my mom and my aunt. You're right though, my grandmother was indeed a selfish person." "Even though she has passed away and we shouldn't talk about it anymore," Leah sighed, "I still can't help but feel sad for Aunt Smith." "Do you still think that this is a good place?"

Ernest smiled.