Cannot Bear To Let Go Of My Rich Wife
Chapter 678 - 696: Even if I Die, I’ll Accompany You (29)

Chapter 678: Chapter 696: Even if I Die, I’ll Accompany You (29)

He admitted that the first time he saw Isabel at the wedding banquet, he was indeed attracted to her and wanted to marry her. But without deep feelings, it could only be considered a temporary impulse. When he learned about what happened between his father and Isabel’s younger cousin, he had no good feelings towards his fiancée, Isabel, anymore.

On his way here, George had thought about what he wanted to say clearly. He picked up his tableware and served food onto Isabel’s plate, saying, "Eat something."

Isabel had also sorted out what she wanted to say, but she had lost her appetite even more. She looked at the food on her plate, smiled, and said, "I’m not hungry, you eat."

George nodded and ate some food. He didn’t have much of an appetite either, so after finishing less than half a bowl of food, he put down his bowl and tableware. Looking at Isabel, he asked, "Isabel, last night you texted me, didn’t you say you wanted to talk about something?"

"Yeah," Isabel replied courteously and asked, "Didn’t you also need to talk to me about something? What is it?"

George always maintained his gentlemanly demeanor, and he said directly to Isabel, "You first."

Isabel didn’t know what George wanted to say, but she knew that once she started, they would go their separate ways, with no further discussion. So, she thought about it and said politely, "No, you first."

George didn’t argue with Isabel. He looked at her beautiful face, licked his lips, and then spoke with a slightly dry voice, "Isabel, about what I’m going to say, I want to apologize to you first."

Isabel blinked, her face still carrying a slight smile, but she didn’t respond.

George found Isabel’s smile stinging and couldn’t help but look away. Although he couldn’t say he had deep love for her, he was indeed attracted to her at first sight. If he deepened their contact, he thought he might genuinely fall in love with this woman he had found attractive at first sight.

He had lived for twenty-five years, and even though people would laugh at him, this was the first time he felt attracted to someone. It was just a shame that marriage depended on fate, and he was not destined to have Isabel.

People say that first love is bittersweet and doomed to be short-lived. George thought, isn’t that the truth. His first love hadn’t even begun, and now it was over!

When he found out what happened between Evelyn and his father, he wanted to break off the engagement with Isabel. At that time, he didn’t feel too much distress in his heart, but now, he felt like a heavy weight had settled in the depths of his heart, feeling lost. He couldn’t tell if it was for his first love or for the woman in front of him.

As a result, his voice carried a hint of sadness when he spoke next, "Isabel ... these days, I’ve been thinking for a long time, and I’ve found that I can’t really accept this kind of marriage. I also think that you and I may not be very suitable. So...can we call off our marriage?"

Isabel was dumbfounded. She blinked and thought she might have had an illusion because of her desire to break off the engagement with George. She looked into George’s black eyes with a shallow smile and asked softly, "What did you say?"

Once spoken, words were like water that had been spilled. George didn’t give himself any room to turn back. He saw Isabel’s incredulous expression and assumed she didn’t want to break off the engagement. So, he spoke resolutely, "Isabel, let’s break off the engagement. I don’t want to marry you."