Fit For Your Love

Two seconds later, Leona looked away.

Leona would have laughed at Melody if it were in the past.

But now, Leona didn't feel anything.

She said, "I'm going upstairs."

She didn't care whether Reid wanted to talk to Melody, and she just got up and left.

Reid had nothing to say to Melody. He said he was going upstairs then. "Melody, goodnight."

He followed Leona up the stairs.

Soon Melody was alone in the living room.

Melody sat on the sofa, surrounded by bright lights, but she was lonely and miserable.

Melody smiled bitterly. How lonely she was.

In the study, Wade sat on the sofa with a cane on his hand and looked at Everett.

"Why didn't you show up on your wedding?"

No one told him about the wedding. He knew that the younger generation was worried about him because of his mood and age.

But that didn't mean that he knew nothing.

"Grandpa, have you known?"

Everett looked at Wade. There was no guilt in his dark eyes. He looked straight into his grandpa's wise eyes.

Wade could never know what his grandson was thinking about when looking at his unfathomable dark eyes. Wade felt sad for him.

People had complicated emotions, but it seems that Everett was born aloof.

But how could that be?

It was not that Everett was aloof. He just hid all his emotions.

But even he himself believed he was born aloof as time passed.

Wade sighed. "Everett, you and Brayden are my favorite children. You are good men. Grandpa wants you to be happy. Do you understand?"

Everett's dark eyes finally moved, and something flashed through the mirror-like deep pool. He turned to look out at the night outside the window. "Grandpa, everyone wants to be happy." Everyone wanted happiness and joy.

Wade's half-white eyebrows knitted. He was silent.

Everett looked to Wade, his dark eyes as cold as the night outside. "Grandpa, you are getting old, so don't worry about the younger generation."

After that, he got up and spoke slowly, "Children have their own blessings."

Wade froze.

Everett had already left when he finally came to his senses.

Wade sat in the study, frowning.

Everett was telling him not to interfere.

But what could he do?

Olivia and Brayden went back to their room. Brayden asked Olivia to shower first.

Olivia did not refuse and went to the bathroom.

Brayden went downstairs and asked the servant for some soothing tea.

He asked that for Olivia.

She was probably in a bad mood today. He hoped she could sleep more soundly after drinking the tea.

However, Brayden saw Everett coming out of the study after he opened the door.All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

Everett ignored him and walked past him, bringing a cool breeze. He quickly disappeared from Brayden's sight.

Brayden stood there, paused, closed the door and went downstairs.

As soon as he came downstairs, the black Bentley drove away from the mansion.

Melody stood in the living room and watched the car leave.

Last night at the Wrights, Everett didn't stay in the same room with her, and tonight he left.

Everett was indeed Everett. His ruthlessness was like a knife stabbing her heart.

It hurt so much.

Brayden went downstairs.

He saw Melody standing in the living room, but his eyes quickly moved away.

Melody was just a stranger to him now.

Melody heard the sound and turned around.