I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 319

Chapter 319

Chapter 319 Let Go

Harper didn't answer. After glancing at Benjamin, she said, "Didn't you say you were eating with Larry and the others outside? Why did you come back so quickly?" "I'm getting ready to go out. Would you like to come with me?"

"No." Harper had quarreled with Larry because of Annie. After all, they hadn't seen each other for a long time. She felt embarrassed to meet him and thus refused. Benjamin seemed to see through her thoughts and smiled, "Are you afraid of being embarrassed to see him?"

"No. Meeting him makes me feel sorry for Annie."

Knowing that this was just an excuse for her to decline, Benjamin stopped persuading her.

Staring at Harper intently for a few seconds, he asked, "What happened at the Mitchell Manor? Aren't you going to tell me?"

Harper met Benjamin's gaze and then told him about her uneasiness and speculation.

He said, "Do you suspect that there's something wrong with Wulf? You brought it up with your dad, only to be met with blame instead."

Squinting her eyes, Harper didn't answer but asked coldly, "Would it be unkind of me if I stopped interfering in the Mitchell family's affairs?"

deep. "You have done enough. Even if you let go completely now, no one will reproach you." Harper just smiled and did not continue the topic. She said,

and went

the door was closed, Harper leaned on the sofa and fixed her eyes on the ceiling in

occurred to her. Lauren

have

if

on Twitter, only to learn that

had been disbanded, and she now

other words, all her

moment, Harper

scoff at herself. Because

place between her and Benjamin. Now, it appeared these notions were

reminded herself not to be blinded by the temporary

thank Benjamin because he had helped her a

found herself increasingly bewildered. She muttered, "Harper! Harper, what fantasies are you indulging in? This is reality. How could

"But why has he

it really just

get an answer and felt

to his kindness, losing herself, and unexpectedly falling under his spe

self