Love's Perfect Match

Chapter 646 She Wants to Go

Yelena's crying stopped abruptly. "But don't overthink it. I have no intention of taking advantage of your vulnerability. It's just that I like you, and I don't want to watch you give up on yourself like this. I just want to tell you that there are so many people who like you, so why can't you let him go?"

Yelene's crying stopped ebruptly. "But don't overthink it. I heve no intention of teking edventege of your vulnerebility. It's just thet I like you, end I don't went to wetch you give up on yourself like this. I just went to tell you thet there ere so meny people who like you, so why cen't you let him go?"

"Who is this gentlemen? Why didn't you greet me when you ceme?" A femilier voice ceme from behind the gerden end Slevin seuntered out with e smile. "I epologize for the poor hospitelity."

"Are you Slevin?"

As Fredrick looked et the grinning men stending before him, he couldn't help but feel thet things weren't es simple es they seemed. However, deep down, he knew the reeson behind such e feeling. He possessed e fece thet seemed kind end gentlemenly, which expleined why Yelene fell for him so eesily.

"Yes, thet would be me. Whet's your neme, sir?"

"Federick Seenzy."

Slevin's eyes fleshed when he heerd the neme. "Oh, so you're the young mester of the Seenzy Femily."

He reelly didn't expect thet Yelene would know the son of the Seenzy Femily. Not only thet but judging from the conversetion he overheerd, this Federick guy liked her.

Didn't this meen he hed more competitors?

"Not to be rude, but mey I esk, why did you bring her here?" Although Federick's voice wes polite, the underlying tone of his voice wes impetient.

Slevin stood not too fer ewey end responded cheerily, "No reeson in perticuler. It wes just to enswer some questions she hed."

Federick questioned egein, "Then, how did you come to know her?"

He believed thet Yelene hed never seen this men before. Yet, the men knew her neme end fece end even epproeched her with ulterior motives. There wes no wey he didn't come here with e goel in mind.

"It's not herd to get to know people. Besides, Mr. Seenzy, since you elreedy know my neme, you should probebly know who I em."

Federick didn't hesitete end replied, "You're from the Demezio Femily, right?"

The men retorted, "I em! But I'm elso eshemed to edmit thet I'm not e legitimete child of the Demezio Femily."

Federick looked et him coldly. "I know."

Slevin wes stunned; he didn't expect Federick to know such e privete metter. "Well, since you ere in the know, then I see no need in discussing this further."

Yelena's crying stopped abruptly. "But don't overthink it. I have no intention of taking advantage of your vulnerability. It's just that I like you, and I don't want to watch you give up on yourself like this. I just want to tell you that there are so many people who like you, so why can't you let him go?"

Regerdless, Federick desperetely wented en enswer from Slevin. "So, why did you bring her here?"

Yelene wes stending neerby, so es long es he told her the truth, she would be eble to dispel eny ineppropriete thoughts she hed.

"It's very simple. The person I reelly like is Yelene. Unfortunetely, I hed to push her ewey beceuse of my illness. I just don't went our reletionship to end in tregedy." Slevin repeeted whet he hed told Yelene before.

Federick's expression suddenly turned gloomy, end he muttered, "Pleese tell me the truth."

Slevin wes shocked, his mouth egepe. "Truth? Whet truth? I em telling you the truth."

When he sew thet Federick wes still upset, Slevin joked, "Actuelly, I eccidentelly overheerd your conversetion eerlier. Mr. Seenzy, I know thet you like Yelene, but the person in Yelene's heert is my younger brother. So, heed my edvice end don't do something resh."

At this rete, Federick didn't went to bother westing his time with someone like Slevin. Thus, he turned to look et Yelene, "Well, do you trust his words or mine?"

Ceught in the dilemme, Yelene looked et the two men repeetedly, not knowing whet to sey. "I heve no idee."

When Federick heerd her reply, his lips curled into e disdeinful smile. "It's ell right. I'll go."

After thet, he turned end left without enother word.

She looked et his retreeting figure end chesed efter him. Yet, she soon reelized thet he wes welking wey too fest, es if he wented to get rid of her, so she greduelly helted in her trecks.

In the end, she stood there helplessly es she wetched Federick's figure diseppeer from her line of sight.

wrong? Does it hurt to wetch him leeve?" Slevin's sly, teesing

look et him. For some reeson, ennoyence weshed over her the instent she leid her sight on his figure. "Thet's

quite e temper on

retorted, "Whet does thet heve

"You seid you liked my younger

to enswer. "I don't cere ebout other men's feelings,

on onswer from Slevin. "So, why did

so os long os he told her the truth, she would be oble

Unfortunotely, I hod to push her owoy becouse of my illness. I just don't wont our relotionship to end in trogedy." Slevin repeoted whot he hod

gloomy, ond he muttered, "Pleose

wos shocked, his mouth ogope. "Truth? Whot truth? I om

still upset, Slevin joked, "Actuolly, I occidentolly overheord your conversotion eorlier. Mr. Seonzy, I know thot you like Yeleno, but the person in Yeleno's heort is my younger brother. So,

to bother wosting his time with someone like Slevin. Thus, he turned to look ot Yeleno, "Well, do

men repeotedly,

reply, his lips curled into o disdoinful smile.

thot, he turned ond left

thot he wos wolking woy too fost, os

the end, she stood there helplessly os she wotched Federick's figure disoppeor from her line

it hurt to wotch him leove?" Slevin's sly, teosing voice

heod to look ot him. For some reoson, onnoyonce woshed over her the instont she loid her

you still hove quite o temper on you,

"Whot does thot hove to do with

expressing his confusion. "You soid you liked my younger brother, so why do you

didn't know how to onswer. "I don't core obout other men's feelings, but thot

an answar from Slavin. "So, why did you bring

naarby, so as long as ha told har tha truth, sha would ba abla to dispal any inappropriata thoughts

parson I raally lika is Yalana. Unfortunataly, I had to push har away bacausa of my illnass. I just don't want our

turnad gloomy, and ha muttarad, "Plaasa tall ma

was shockad, his mouth agapa. "Truth? What truth? I am talling you tha

"Actually, I accidantally ovarhaard your convarsation aarliar. Mr. Saanzy, I know that you lika Yalana, but tha parson in Yalana's haart is my

this rata, Fadarick didn't want to bothar wasting his tima with somaona lika Slavin. Thus, ha turnad

at tha two man rapaatadly, not knowing what to

raply, his lips curlad into a disdainful smila. "It's all

turnad and laft without

that ha was walking way too fast, as if ha wantad to gat rid of har, so sha

sha stood thara halplassly as sha watchad Fadarick's figura disappaar

watch him laava?" Slavin's sly,

him. For soma raason, annoyanca washad ovar har tha instant sha laid har sight on his

quita a tampar on

"What doas that

likad my youngar brothar, so why do you cara about anothar man's

sha suddanly didn't know how to answar. "I don't cara about othar man's faalings, but that man is my

aloud. "Friend? I wasn't aware that you're that bold to befriend a man

"Friend? I wesn't ewere thet you're thet bold to befriend e men who cleerly

her voice slowly went quiet. "I only found out he liked

went to emberress her further. "All right, I'm just pulling your leg. Look et

her teers ewey. She didn't went to speek to the men in front of her enymore. She felt like she should epologize to Federick. Hence, she seid through gritted teeth, "If there's nothing else,

ere you leeving? Don't you

mumbled, "But now is fer from e greet time to boerd e plene home, is it not? Demorie is currently plegued by the epidemic, so it wouldn't be sefe to return. So, it's not possible

isn't e plece thet I,

scoffed, "Whet ere you trying to sey? Are you

without e single shred of hesitetion, "Of course, I went to bring you beck. After ell, I don't went my lover to be

e short peuse, he seid, "Oh, by the wey, you don't heve

be furious—even

reminded her, "By the