Love After Divorce by BELLA

Chapter 74:.

Grandma had never known what had happened between Stella and Tristan. Just like that year when Tristan left town, Stella never told her grandmother the reason for his departure. She always refused or found random excuses.

After all, it wasn’t something to be proud of. To the outside world, Tristan was still her brother.

Although they shared no blood relationship, they had lived together in the Richard family. After so many years, the outside world had identified their relationship as “brother and sister.”

Of course, Grace felt the same way. She simply saw them as siblings and considered nothing else.

Then the grandmother said, “I met a friend at the hospital. Her granddaughter is very beautiful and cultured. Y…”

“Grandma,” Tristan interrupted her and said, “I already have someone I love.”

Stella was speechless. Grace’s jaw dropped, too. After a moment of awkwardness, Grandma put on a grim face and said with a smile, “Oh…. It’s my fault. I didn’t ask…you already have someone you like. Then Grandma won’t introduce you to anyone.”

does she do?” The grandmother added, “A

blushed and lowered her head. What the hell was going on? Why was it that whenever RK or Tristan came to visit Grandma, there always seemed to be something hidden in their conversations? Was there

who was easily shy and embarrassed, Tristan was very calm, and his response was natural. He said openly, “Yes, she is lucky! However, she doesn’t know

spoke, his indifferent gaze swept over Stella’s face. It was as if the person he was talking about was her. Stella’s face reddened again and

man! Didn’t he know what kind of relationship they had? How could there be any other kind of relationship between them? If these words came out, everyone would say

her eyes full

childhood, they had only had a brother-sister relationship. Even if

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his feelings so well all these years, everyone would have known. However, he had been hiding his feelings

young, and he didn’t want her feelings to affect his life. When Grace heard this, she did not yet know that “that person” Tristan was talking about was none other than

very angry for Tristan and said, “That girl must be ignorant! She doesn’t know what she’s missing. Tristan is such a good man. Women everywhere are fighting over him. There’s a line of girls chasing him from town

speechless. Grace still wasn’t satisfied, however, and added gently, “Tristan, if that girl comes,

felt like she was about to dig

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