His Only Antidote by Shirley Owen

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Amid the commotion caused by the news, Nola had no interest in shopping. The clothes were too expensive, and she couldn’t bear to buy them. After thinking it over, she decided to come back another time. With nothing else to do, the two of them left early.

As she left, Nola didn’t notice two familiar figures coming out from another door.

When Tanya saw Nola get into a BMW, her face turned sour.

“Mom, isn’t that Nola? She actually married Elvis and has a dedicated car picking her up.” Even Tanya didn’t get treated that well at home. Thinking that Nola was living a better life than her, Tanya felt resentful.

“I heard from your dad that it seems to be true. Mr. Joan is not happy about it, but it’s the Grayson family, and he can’t do anything about it. However, the Grayson family hasn’t made any moves, so it’s uncertain whether someone like her will be accepted by them. Who knows if she is able to live well there or if it’s all just for show.”

“People are saying that Elvis has always been obsessed with his deceased girlfriend. Isn’t Nola just becoming a widow? Mom, I’m not happy about this. Nola has married into such a good family, shouldn’t we ask her to bring her husband home for a meal? She can’t just forget about the Grant family now that she’s flying high.”

Lelia suddenly understood her daughter’s meaning. Nola had come out alone, so it seemed like her life wasn’t much better.

With such a prominent family background like the Graysons, how could Elvis get married without inviting guests? But now there was no movement at all. Lelia heard that Elvis‘ parents were still outside, and the old Mrs. Grayson was still in the hospital. Nola was definitely being ignored, just a dispensable role.

And yet, Nola had the nerve to come out.

“Don’t worry, if that bitch dares to touch you, Mom won’t let her get away with it. Just take this opportunity to call Javion back and have a family meal to get to know him. I want to see if Elvis really cares about this bitch.”

“If he did, she wouldn’t have come out alone. When she comes back, I’ll teach her a lesson,” Tanya said as she touched her face. If it weren’t for the special medicine, her bruises wouldn’t have healed so quickly. She believed that it was Nola’s fault.

Today, Tanya applied a thick layer of foundation to cover the bruises before leaving the house. Since Nola dared to lay a hand on Tanya, Nola would have to pay an even more painful price. This was Tanya’s rule, and no one was exempt!

Nola, Nola couldn’t stop thinking about what Linda had said. Elvis was a good man, and perhaps she should give

not everyone was as callous as Dad. Weren’t Elvis‘ parents very much

because her mother’s marriage failed. She had already married Elvis and should have

at Breeze Garden, Alisa saw Nola carrying a pile of

Grayson go shopping for clothes?” Alisa asked.

liked, so I bought some

a long time, Nola finally mustered up the courage to send Elvis a message, asking if he

after waiting for an hour, she still hadn’t

work, she still hadn’t received any message from him. She hesitated for a while before mustering up the courage

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gloomy weather outside, with his phone in

message.

tomorrow was Nancy’s anniversary. Elvis felt like he had just woken up from a dream and blamed himself for forgetting such

been busy with Nola’s affairs these days. Since Nola appeared, he had paid too much attention to

for a short time and was probably just enchanted

he deliberately didn’t reply. Unexpectedly, when it was time to get off work, Nola actually

time, and in the end, Elvis answered,

“Are

bit nervous but didn’t want to appear too eager. She explained, “If you have other plans and eat

so calmly, looking out the floor–to–ceiling window through the gloomy sky, he seemed to see those bright eyes

his heart, and then realized that he was thinking of Nola again. Elvis was a bit irritable, not wanting her face to keep appearing in his mind. It made him feel like he was betraying Nancy.

remember to eat something yourself. Alisa said your stomach isn’t too good, right?”