True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 864

"She left you after being with you for six years?" This was something that Grace didn't quite understand.

"She left you after being with you for six years?" This was something that Grace didn't quite understand. "Why did she want to leave when she was in a stable relationship?"

Six years was a very long time. They had feelings for each other, so they could live together for such a long time.

Since they could be with each other for six years, why did they suddenly break up?

"I'm useless," Timothy smiled bitterly and said with a sense of self-mockery. "I was useless. I couldn't give her the material needs she wanted. At first, she probably thought that maybe she could help me succeed, but I didn't have any chances at that time. She probably couldn't see any hope anymore, so she chose to leave. This was what I told myself."

If he tried to comfort himself like this, there must be something else.

"Did you know that she was pregnant when she left?" Heinz couldn't help but ask.

"At that time, I knew that she was pregnant for about 40 days. She went to the hospital to get some medicine and said that she was too poor and could not afford to raise a child. I also saw her bleeding, but I didn't know if she had a miscarriage. At that time, I thought that she had lost the child."

"After that, on the seventh day after she had left me, she married Anderson. When I found her, her mother saw me. The old lady said that she didn't want me to disturb Candace's life, and she also showed me their marriage certificate. I saw how happily she smiled in the photo and I was quite upset."

"I could only give up and leave. Later, I saw her take part in a trade fair with Anderson."

"She stood beside him, and I still can't forget the look on her face."

"I was not satisfied and was enraged with jealousy. I went to deal with her in anger, but Anderson's ex-wife beat me to it. I knew that Candace had betrayed me a long time ago and had been with Anderson for a long time. The fifth year we were together, she secretly hooked up with him and betrayed me."

"Anderson had betrayed his wife for a long time and was cheating on her with Candace. When the two of them were together, the loving look on their faces became a joke at the trade fair."

Heinz frowned slightly. He only felt that there was more to this in the past. It was hard to explain them with words. Perhaps many things were not as they appeared on the surface and had faded with the flow of time.

"Later, I asked Anderson if he knew that Candace had been with me for six years. He was quite surprised at that time. I think he did not know the backstory. That is to say, Candace lied to him. She deceived Anderson's feelings and also betrayed me. Everything was done by her to plot against us. In order to climb the ladder by being with Anderson, she lied."

"Were there any signs at that time? Didn't you notice at all?" Grace could not help but ask.

"I didn't notice. At that time, I was very tired everyday. After working at the construction site all day and coming back, I didn't have much energy. How could I have time to pay attention to these things? Besides, I was a rough person, and I wasn't as careful. Naturally, I couldn't notice any change in her heart."

"But now that I think about it, I know that there were some strange things at that time. Those occurrences in hindsight were actually signs. It's just that at that time, I was too young to understand and see through it, so I missed the time to correct and guard against "It's not a bad thing to have missed it. It was not something worthy. Why do you feel sorry?" Grace did not feel that it was a pity.

"This may be the difference between men and women. Being dumped is something that a lot of men can't accept. I am not a saint, so I have been holding it in mind for many years."

"Are you really married? Earlier, you mentioned that you have two sons. One is 18 years old, and the other is 16 years old. Is that true?" Heinz asked that very same question that was lingering in Grace's heart He deeply understood the sensitivity of such questions as she would be embarrassed to ask.

"It's true." Timothy said in a low voice, "I got married later. My wife is a teacher who is well-educated and reasonable. She takes good care of me. She doesn't despise my background and takes care of my parents. We have kept a low profile and have never announced it to the public."

After thinking for a while, Grace lowered her gaze.

It turned out that Timothy really was married.

When it came to love, if one of their feelings had changed, it would be difficult for the other to stay on. It was only normal that he married someone else.

How could a person like Candace expect a man to love her all his life? It was unrealistic.

Grace could not help but feel a kind of inexplicable sense of loss in her heart.

It was a loss that could not keep the relationship going. After all, they had been together for so many years, but they could not stay together until the end. It was something that made one replace it quite a pity. At this moment, she looked at the man standing before her eyes. This man might be her biological father. She did not know what to feel.

"Mr. Yarbrough, I'm a little confused about all that you've said, and I just don't quite understand. Was she the one who initiated the breakup, or was it you?" She asked.

"She proposed the breakup. I wasn't willing at that time, and I had a lot of egos so I didn't ask her to stay."

"You have been together for six years. When she wanted to break it off, you didn't ask her to stay?" She frowned.

He was also very embarrassed. "At that time, I thought I really couldn't give her happiness. And she had lived with me for so long, so there should be no man who wanted her. These were my chauvinistic thoughts. I always felt that she couldn't replace a better one once she left. She would definitely come back to me."

"If you said so, Mr. Yarbrough, you were indeed overconfident at that time." Heinz said, "Women should be able to replace men at any time. As long as the standards are not too high, it should not be so difficult for women."

"Yes, I was too self-righteous at that time. I did have a responsibility in the breakup. You can't clap with one hand, so we both played a role in the breakup."

"I can't deny my responsibility. I really played a bad role at that time. When she broke up with me, I didn't try my best to persuade her to stay. It was indeed my fault."

"It hit me later on. The reality was so cruel, and I deserved it. She left forever and never came back. By her side was Anderson, who was of a higher status and more successful, and I was a low-level worker struggling at the bottom of society."

"This is God's punishment for me, so that I won't become too self-righteous."