Cannot Bear To Let Go Of My Rich Wife
Chapter 435 - 451: The Late Menstruation (13)

Chapter 435: Chapter 451: The Late Menstruation (13)

When Percy caught up with Isabel, she was in a courtyard adorned with red cloth strips, hanging up her recently written wish on a piece of red cloth.

In fact, Isabel was not making a wish, but confessing, even though she knew that death is irreversible and the dead cannot return, she still wrote a blessing for the child she had just lost and hung it on the branch of a century-old tree.

After Isabel left, Percy walked in, asked for a red cloth strip from the elderly woman in charge, wrote a stream of fantastic words on it with a brush pen, then personally took the red cloth strip, climbed the ladder, and hung it on the branch.

However, he was not confessing, he was expressing his affection.

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When Percy arrived at the bus parking lot, it was already getting dark, and there was only the last bus left. He turned his head, took a look at Isabel who had just left the temple, then looked at the time. There were only two minutes left before the bus would leave.

He gave a quick turn of his eyeballs, walked over to the front of the bus, knocked on the window. Then, the bus window came down, and the driver asked in Bellshire dialect: "What can I help with?"

Percy took out his wallet from his pocket once again, pulled out several banknotes, handed them to the bus driver, and said: "Could you do me a favor, could you depart two minutes earlier than scheduled?"

The bus driver looked at Percy dubiously, as if he was looking at a lunatic.

"Well, I had a little quarrel with my girlfriend. If the bus leaves, she will have no choice but to take my car back."

As Percy spoke, he took out a few more red bills from his wallet and handed them to the bus driver together.

Looking at the stack of money, the bus driver hesitated for a moment, then emotionlessly took the money, smiled and said: "Ah, it’s already six o’clock, we have to depart now, those who want to get on the bus, please hurry up."

Only then did Percy, satisfied, hook his lip and slowly put his wallet back in his pocket. He slowly strolled back to his own car.

So, when Isabel rushed to the bus parking lot, the last bus had just departed.

As it was winter, and in the suburbs, with its wild mountains and ridges, where would you find a taxi?

As for private cars, they had all left.

Even if she found the nearest inn, it would probably still be miles away.

The winter night in Bellshire was so cold that it was unbearable. Calling someone to pick her up might lead to her freezing before they arrived.

Isabel looked at the only remaining car in the car park, Percy’s car. She stood at the entrance of the bus parking lot, bit her lip in annoyance and finally set her eyes on Percy standing next to the car, who was constantly staring at her.

Only then did Percy hurriedly open the car door, start the car, drive it in front of Isabel, get out of the car himself, open the passenger car door for her, and with an especially attentive attitude, looked at Isabel and said: "Isabel, it’s very cold. I’ll give you a ride back to the capital."

But Isabel didn’t say anything. She just sulked, opened the back door of the car herself, and got in.

Percy, holding the car door, raised his hand, rubbed his nose, then closed the door, got back into the car, and to the Isabel seated in the back, he said unconcernedly: "Are you hungry? Would you like to eat something first?"

Isabel lazily closed her eyes, pretending not to hear.

The truth is, she knew she owed Percy. Although at the time the two had a paper contract that benefited both, Percy overstepped and treated her well. Although such goodness, in the beginning, was not something she demanded, it was something Percy wanted to give. But she still passively owed him.

Now that the child is gone, she understands that she can’t blame Percy. It was, more or less, her own self-inflicted karma.

After all, who asked her to not swallow her pride because of his investigation, who asked her to not tell him the truth when he returned her call after she had called him late at night?