Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 1059 - 026 Newlyweds like nesting swallows, aunt breaks the appointment_5

Chapter 1059: 026 Newlyweds like nesting swallows, aunt breaks the appointment_5

"Miss Auclair seems quite angry, how about I give you Bernard Taylor’s phone number so you can have a chat with him personally?" Avery Graham was very calm. She was unclear about the situation, and since Miss Auclair knew it was a trap set by Bernard, what was the use of finding her?

"?" Jollie Auclair didn’t expect Avery to be so heartless. "Avery Graham, I really doubt whether you ever liked my brother. Or was everything that happened between him and Adelle Turner all planned by you and Bernard, just because you two, a pair of shameless lovers, have long wanted to be together?"

"I can tell you that I never truly liked your brother, but when I went to your house with him, I sincerely thought about marrying him, being kind to you, and treating your parents well. But now, I am grateful that I didn’t act on impulse. As for what happened between your brother and Adelle, I think you, as his sister, would know everything. And now, I’ve lost all interest in their affairs. As for you, I’ve run out of patience. If we run into each other again, it’s best to pretend we don’t know each other."

Avery put the money on the table, returned the book, and prepared to leave.

She wasn’t avoiding Jollie, but seeing this woman greatly displeased her. The milk tea was originally delicious, but after seeing Jollie, even the best-tasting drink seemed to lose its flavor.

"..." Jollie didn’t get up to chase after her. She wasn’t able to contest Avery and Bernard even her brother couldn’t, so what could she do?

However, Avery’s words still had a certain impact on her. She said she never liked her brother. A woman who didn’t like her brother was so accommodating toward her parents and her back at their house—what was the reason for that?

She said that she really thought about marrying her brother at that time and promised to be kind to her and her parents.

Avery’s friends were all exceptional people, the cream of the crop in the big city of G City. Could it be that if Big Brother hadn’t broken up with Avery, he too might have become one of the cream of the crop, and she would have risen with him?

Actually, Adelle’s patience with her was wearing thinner by the day, and she understood that anyone’s passion would not last long after encountering her brother’s indifference.

Moreover, Adelle was pregnant, but her brother remained indifferent, which was truly a fatal blow to a woman.

Avery encountered Adelle, who was pregnant and hurrying over, at the door. When the two women saw each other, Avery was about to step aside to pass by when Adelle stepped in her way and said, "Avery Graham, congratulations on your wedding tomorrow."

"Thank you, Miss Turner." Avery replied politely and distantly. She actually didn’t need Adelle’s congratulations, but she didn’t harbor such a great hatred for the woman.

"Do you have time to talk for a moment? Right here," Adelle asked Avery, no longer harboring such animosity toward her.

"You should be looking for Jollie, and she’s inside waiting for you," Avery felt that if anyone didn’t have time, it should be her, but she didn’t care much as she had nothing else planned for the afternoon or evening.

Carolline Ruiz and her friends were busy with their pregnancies or children, so she had no bachelorette party to host; she could go to bed early tonight.

"I actually want to say that I’ve decided to give up on Michael Auclair. He’s truly not a good man worthy of spending a lifetime with. I came here today to negotiate with his sister. I’m going to terminate the pregnancy and start over. Avery Graham, I just wanted to apologize to you. Although I haven’t done anything extreme to you, I did harbor animosity towards you because of Michael Auclair, and for that, I apologize."

Adelle spoke very sincerely. In this period, she had truly come to understand a lot. Coupled with her parents’ guidance, she realized that for a woman getting married, love is secondary; what matters most is whether the man treats her well.

If you’re carrying a man’s child, but he can still be indifferent to you, then there’s no need to cling on to that man any longer.

"It doesn’t matter, I’ve never taken it to heart," Avery pursed her lips, somewhat surprised that a woman who had loved Michael Auclair for so many years could let go so suddenly.

Actually, letting go is pretty good.

"Hmm, although what you’re saying is that you’ve never cared about me at all, I still want to say thank you. I wish you a happy marriage. I’ll go inside now." Adelle nodded and then made her way inside, holding her belly.