True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 615

Grace immediately asked, "What did my cousin say? Hurry up and tell me all about it."

Heinz looked at Grace and said, "Your cousin has his own plan to do things. You have to believe him."

"What did he say then?"

Heinz said in a deep voice, "He went to the hospital last night and talked to the Old Master. They must have talked for a long time. He told me this morning that he decided to bury the ashes in the ancestral tomb."

Grace frowned as she suppressed her emotions and said, "How many times did he change his mind? What does he mean?"

As they spoke, there was a knock on the door.

Grace had to open the door.

The housekeeper was at the door.

"Miss Smith, our Young Master has called you over."

Grace took a good look at the housekeeper. She happened to want to go replace Zachary too.

"Alright."

She quickly went to see Zachary.

At the door of the study room in the front hall, the housekeeper knocked on the door and said, "Young Master, Miss Smith is here." Zachary's voice came from inside. "Please come in."

After Grace walked in, she saw Zachary standing by the window, holding a phone in his hand; he was on a phone call.

She could only wait.

The housekeeper left and closed the door.

Zachary quickly put down the phone and said to Grace, "Alright, I asked you to come here because I want to tell you that I still think that Grandma's ashes should be buried in the ancestral tomb." Grace was stunned. She had already mentally prepared herself for this.

She asked calmly, "Will this result change again?"

"I've always thought so, but it kept changing. I still want Grandma's ashes to be buried in the ancestral tomb. This is my approval and responsibility towards my father and grandmother." Zachary looked at Grace patiently and said, "I have taken into account of all these things and it has always been this decision. Now that Grandpa has been convinced by me, he has made a will that can restrain the Lowe family." Grace clenched her fists and said, "What if Eva destroys grandmother's ashes again?"

"No. Now, she thinks that the ashes have been destroyed and she will not be coming out of prison in a short time."

"What if it happens again?"

Zachary looked at Grace calmly and confidently, then said, "There is no 'what if. She will go crazy soon."

Grace was stunned and couldn't understand her cousin's meaning, "Crazy?"

Zachary nodded and said, "If she wants to be crazy, she can go crazy. Even if she doesn't want to, she'll go mad eventually."

Grace was shocked again.

She seemed to have seen her cousin's determination.

Grace asked, "What, what do you want people to do?" Grace had a bad feeling in her heart. Could it be that her cousin was going to make Eva go crazy?

"In this family, the most irrational and useless person is Aunt. She must either be dead or crazy," he replied.

Grace's eyes widened.

Zachary continued, "That's why I asked you to come over and not Alice. Alice is still young. It's enough for you to know."

Grace took a deep breath and she didn't know what Zachary was going to do. However, she suddenly understood why Heinz didn't tell her and why he'd kept quiet just now. Maybe they had already made some plans.

Zachary said, "I didn't tell Heinz what to do; I only told him that I have a plan."

Grace was shocked. It seemed that her cousin knew something and he could tell that she was worried about him.

He continued to say, "I didn't tell you because I was afraid that you will be worried, and you don't have to know the details. I'll tell you today that my original plan was to bury Grandma's ashes in the ancestral tomb and I don't want to change it. This was also my father's last wish."

Grace nodded and said, "Okay, I won't ask."

Since her cousin had his own arrangements, she didn't bother to ask.

Zachary said again, "Believe me."

Grace nodded and said, "Zachary, I believe that you will bury my grandmother's ashes well."

Zachary also smiled and said, "That's good.

You should just wait for the news."

Grace nodded and said, "Yes. If there's nothing else, then I'll go back first."

Zachary said, "Go and have a rest. Maybe the police will come replace you again later or ask you to go to the police station. Then, you will have to make a statement about two things, Grandma's ashes and what happened with Little Gary's kidnapping."

Grace nodded. "I will cooperate."

"There is no need to explain the authenticity of the bone ashes."

"Okay," Grace said, then quickly returned back home.

At the door, she met Alice. She had already changed her clothes. Although her eyes were red and swollen, she looked energetic.

"Grace!" Alice went in front of Grace and asked, "What did you do just now?"

"I said a few words to our cousin. You should have a rest and adjust yourself," she replied, but didn't elaborate on what they'd talked about.

Grace did not mention anything about Jensen.

Alice probably endured for a while and then she asked, "Grace, do you know what Jensen went back for?"

Grace looked at Alice and sighed. Alice had feelings for Jensen and it was obvious that Alice cared about Jensen very much, but she did not dare to take the risk.

Maybe it was because of a lack of confidence.

Grace felt both distressed and sad.

Looking at her sister, she said, "He said at the table just now that he had a job to do. Your brother-in-law said that his mother suddenly became ill and went to the hospital, so he went back to take care of her." Alice was shocked. The news that her sister told her made her feel uneasy.

Alice immediately asked with concern, "Grace, what's wrong with his mother? Is it critical?"

It turned out that she was hospitalized. No wonder he said in the morning that he would not leave and then he suddenly decided to leave. It turned out that it was because his mother was hospitalized. Alice pressed her lips together, feeling at a loss.

Grace only stared at her for a long while and she said, "Why did you insist on breaking up with him when you can't get over it?"

Alice was stunned by her sister's question. Her face gradually turned pale and the red complexion of her face faded away.

Yes, she couldn't let him go but she still broke up with him.

Alice felt embarrassed. She lowered her head and stared at her toes pitifully.

Grace whispered, "Think about it carefully. If you want to make a decision, you should be braver. No matter what choice you make, I will support you."

Alice still couldn't calm down her own heart.

"I know. Thank you."

Grace nodded.

Alice turned around and returned to her room.

After that, Grace also went back to her room.

When she looked up, she saw Heinz standing at the door. She was stunned because she didn't know if Heinz had overheard their conversation just now.

Heinz stared at her and said softly, "Aren't you a little cruel for doing this? You can totally tell her that she needs to give Jensen a call. Maybe Jensen needs her comfort very much now."

Grace shook her head. "I don't think there's a need for that. What she needs now is to think it through calmly. The more restless she is, the easier it will be for her to regret her own decisions." "Do you want her to think about whether to go on with Jensen or to completely be separated from him?"

"That's right."

"But for men, what they want most is for women to take the initiative."