True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 518

"You're very benevolent," Heinz smiled as he stroked her face. "But I can't just let it slide."

Grace was surprised. "What are you planning to do to them?"

"Of course, I have to do something." Heinz laughed. "Don't worry. No one will know about it. I'll make sure that they'll suffer in silence."

"Let's not waste time and get Jensen to take them away. They are dirtying this place with their presence." Grace didn't want to see them at all.

"I'll take them away immediately, but if I don't do anything, I'm afraid that my son will look down on me. He won't call me his dad in his entire lifetime if he looks down on me," Heinz explained. Grace paused. "It's up to you. I believe that you have a sense of decency. They deserve to die, but don't kill them."

"You really are kind," Heinz said.

"It's not that I'm kind," Grace said. "I just think that they shouldn't die. They should suffer pain as they continue to live. Only then will they receive the punishment they deserve."

Heinz was taken aback and he stared at her in a daze.

Grace chuckled awkwardly. "What? Don't you think that's how it should be? They deserve to suffer alive than to enjoy a quick death."

Heinz suddenly felt overwhelmed by emotions and pulled her into his arms. He said softly, "You little minx, how sneaky of you."

"That's not true." Grace shook her head. "I'm just reminding you to not kill them by accident."

"Hahaha," Heinz threw his head back and laughed. "That's my girl. You can stand your own ground."

Grace leaned closer to him and whispered, "Heinz, I only want you and my two sons to be by my side. We must cherish every day of the rest of our lives. Everything else is really not important." "I understand," Heinz tightened his arms around her. "I'm very grateful that I have you."

"Me too."

The both of them stayed like that for a long time.

Heinz's thoughts drifted to Jodie. She was just someone whom he had met when he was still immature. The one who had his heart and soul was the woman in his arms. Grace had gifted him with her unconditional love.

She had given birth to two children of his even when he wasn't there. Her kindness and courage were not things that anyone could replace.

He and Grace were a match made in heaven.

He gently stroked her back. "I will take them away later. I won't let them dirty this place."

"Okay."

"But aren't you going to see Simon?" Heinz noticed that Grace didn't mention anything about meeting him all this while.

"There's no need," she replied. "It's a waste of time. Besides, I already know what kind of a person he is."

"Okay." Heinz was overjoyed at her answer.

There was absolutely no need for Grace to see someone like Simon.

When he thought of how Simon coveted Grace, Heinz gritted his teeth in frustration.

"Alex, when Lester comes, send them away according to his instructions," Heinz ordered.

"Yes!" Alex immediately arranged fortransport.

Heinz walked Grace to the car and said, "Let's go and rest."

As soon as they entered the door, the butler immediately served them two cups of hot tea and even prepared a hot cup of milk and several snacks for Grace.

Grace covered her face with her hands. Her eyes were still swollen so she still felt uncomfortable.

Heinz handed her a cup of hot tea and she took a few sips. After waiting for a moment, Lester had returned.

He entered the living room and reported to Heinz, "President, everything has been arranged."

"How are things with Jensen?" Heinz asked.

"Officer Charm asked us to be careful." Came the reply.

"Of course, I'll leave that to you," Heinz said. "Lester, if you don't do things as we planned, pack up your things and get out of here. You won't need to see me anymore." Lester immediately responded, "President, don't worry. Well carry out everything as planned."

Heinz nodded. "Go ahead."

Lester left.

Grace asked in surprise, "What on earth did you plan?"

"Just wait and see," he replied.

Grace was still bothered by it. She couldn't help but ask, "Tell me, what are you going to do?"

"Of course I can," Heinz said. "But I think that it's not necessary for you to know. I worry that you'd tell the truth to the police if they question you because of your guilty conscience."

"Are you going to keep things under cover?" Grace raised an eyebrow.

Heinz nodded.

"Are you going to kill them?" She pressed on.

"Dream on." He laughed. "They're not worthy of that. Well keep them alive and let them enjoy their suffering."

"Good." Grace felt somewhat relieved. It seemed that he wanted to teach Simon and Marry a lesson.

Heinz should know what he's doing.

Lester returned to the basement and entered the room that Simon was locked in. He sneered, "Mr. Brown, let's go. Well send you to the police station." "What?" Simon was stunned. "How could you just send me away? Is Heinz really letting me off this easily?"

"Don't think too much about it," Lester replied. "He doesn't want to talk to you at all. We only brought you here because of Marry. Now that Miss Smith is done talking to her, it's time for you to get out." "Grace met with Marry?" Simon asked.

"Yes." Lester nodded and glanced at him.

Simon frowned. "Why didn't Grace meet me if she had already met Marry? Why did she only meet Marry, but not me?"

"How would I know?" Lester shrugged. "Don't you know about the things you've done?"

"No," Simon shook his head. "How is this possible? She should have come to question me. How could Grace not give me the chance to even meet her?"

"Of course, it's because Miss Smith cares about Mr. Jones. She can't be bothered to pay attention to you. Who do you think you are? Why should she meet you?" Lester said mockingly, "It's useless for her to do so."

"No, Grace will definitely come to me for revenge. How is it possible that she doesn't even want to get even with me?" Simon's heart was crushed immediately at the thought of Grace not even willing to see him.

When Simon saw Grace back at the Smith villa, he instantly knew that everything was over. She had found out about everything.

He had thought that Grace would get even with him, but the truth was that she didn't even care at all.

Both he and Marry had been dragged here by Heinz, but still Grace refused to meet him. What was going on?

Simon felt that that shouldn't be the case.

"You're overthinking," Lester said. "Miss Smith doesn't have time to talk to you."

"T-then did she say anything?" Simon refused to give up.

"She didn't say anything," Lester glared at Simon and opened the door. He spat in disgust, "How could someone like you expect Miss Smith to say anything to you?"