Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife
Chapter 254 - 194: The Decisive Strike

Chapter 254: Chapter 194: The Decisive Strike

He really didn’t understand why he had to keep secrets for people like that.

Clearly, if she had just spoken the truth back then, their relationship could have been eased.

Then...many things that happened later wouldn’t have occurred.

How could Faye Townsend be so foolish?

"For Sebastian Sheldon? She isn’t that important to me. I didn’t speak up because of you, and also because of Grandma."

Faye turned her head to look at Grandma’s photo on the tombstone.

"After I returned from the coffee shop, I went to the old house to find Grandma and told her what Sebastian said.

After careful consideration, Grandma decided to keep this secret for Sebastian.

She said that you are a proud person deep down. Having something or someone you so firmly believed in suddenly be denied would cause you great pain.

After all, back then you really poured your heart into Sebastian.

If you knew the person you loved was, in truth, a liar, you would probably be very hurt.

Grandma said, for your sake, we should bury this secret in our hearts for a lifetime.

I agreed to it, and all these years, I never thought of breaking my promise.

Now Sebastian is back, arrogantly and firmly claiming that I ruined her happiness.

She even dares to assert that she left you back then because I meddled, saying I wanted to steal you away...

I really find it disgusting.

How dare she shamelessly shift all the blame onto me?

I did set a trap for her, but if she really loved you and her willpower was truly strong, would she have taken the bait?

I do feel guilty towards her, because I never imagined back then that she would be beaten continuously after being with Lucas Warren.

But now her behavior and words have exhausted me, and even that little bit of guilt I had for her has been wiped out.

So, I’m not going to be the silent fool anymore.

I think, after all these years, if you truly love me and really want to be with me, you won’t be heartbroken over that matter anymore.

And for not keeping my promise to Grandma, I’m really sorry to her.

But I think telling the truth is what I truly should do."

Hunter Warren reached out and hugged Faye: "Silly girl, you should have told me about this matter long ago.

Maybe I’ll feel hurt for a while, but I believe in myself; I have the ability to digest this humiliation.

Moreover, you can lay down this burden now.

From what you said, back then even if you didn’t provide the information about Lucas going to the United Kingdom, Sebastian probably wouldn’t have let Lucas go.

Nobody forced her; she volunteered.

Does a seller stating a product’s price mean the customer must buy it?

These things are just a matter of mutual willingness."

Hunter Warren turned his head to look at the loving smile on the tombstone of Grandma, silently speaking in his heart.

Grandma, thank you for everything you did to protect me back then.

Thank you, for using that method to bring Faye to my side.

Your great kindness and virtue, I will never forget them in this lifetime.

"Alright, there was actually no need for you to come and confess in front of Grandma about this matter.

Today is your brother’s big day, we should hurry back and have a look."

Faye lightly pursed her lips and nodded: "Grandma, we’ll head back first. I’ll come to see you another day."

When they returned to the Townsend Family’s villa, they found the house quiet and empty, with only Richard Townsend, Eliana Brooke, and a few servants at home.

Faye asked Uncle Rivers who was helping out: "Why haven’t the friends of the bride and groom come over?

Aren’t we having a wedding night celebration after dinner?"

Uncle Rivers leaned in and whispered to Faye: "The people were here but were sent away by the Young Master."

"Sent away?"

Uncle Rivers nodded with a puzzled expression: "I don’t know what the Young Master is thinking either.

I remember these people having a good relationship with the Young Master before."

Faye turned to look at Richard, who was sitting on the sofa in casual clothes as if nothing was out of the ordinary, then turned to look at Eliana, who was helping out in the kitchen.

"What about Brooke’s friends? Didn’t they come either?"

"The Grand Lady said she didn’t invite anyone; she didn’t plan on holding any wedding events.

She said that the grand wedding you helped organize for her at noon felt like a dream.

She just wanted to have a simple evening."

Faye shrugged and turned to Hunter Warren: "It seems we worried for nothing."

Hunter Warren curved his lips into a smile without responding.

Faye walked up to Richard and asked, "Is there anything else I can help with?"