Love After Divorce by BELLA

Chapter 75:.

Stella was speechless – what was going on here, half a father?

“Grandma, don’t talk nonsense!”

“What nonsense? I watched you grow up together – Tristan took great care of you then! You took away his youth!”

The more Grace talked, the more serious she became. “You were in middle school, and Tristan was in college?

Do you remember how many girls were chasing him? And later, when you were in high school, Tristan had already started working, but he still couldn’t let go of his little sister. So tell me, didn’t you stand in the way of his youth?”.

“Tristan is already in his thirties, Stella – it’s your fault he doesn’t have a girlfriend! You have to take responsibility!”

Wait… What, why didn’t that sound right? What the hell, what did she mean by “taking responsibility”? What was she still responsible for? This damn man hadn’t fallen in love, and now she was to blame?

Was it her fault? She never held a knife to his throat or told him not to date. Stella rolled her eyes silently.

mood. Sitting there, he acted as if everything his grandmother said was perfectly fine.

Grandma was no longer on her side. She didn’t care for her; now

She’s so ungrateful – she doesn’t appreciate him! If I find out who she

dropped. Secretly, she hoped her grandmother would find out who that girl was. If she ever found out about their relationship, Stella had no idea how she

her grandmother support their being together? Probably

set in stone when Isabella married David and went to live with Tristan

knocked on the door. Stella was going to get up and open it, but her grandmother got up first.

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here too, how lively everything is today! Stella and Tristan are here, and now

don’t stand in the doorway. Come in and sit down.” As she spoke, Grandma led RK

her. There was always a coldness hidden deep in his

Stella finally glanced sideways, RK’s eyes happened to meet hers. RK was wearing a suit and gray slacks, which

air of aloofness that made him seem unapproachable. But his grandmother didn’t seem to notice him. She never noticed his imposing bearing, even

this man was always kind and polite. At first, Stella had been uncomfortable about Tristan accompanying her to the