Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 313

Grant actually…”

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Ellie’s words were cut off by Aaron’s firm interruption. His tone was resolute, and his expression was serious. “No matter what she’s thinking, it’s not possible! People from different backgrounds, being together, will only bring conflict, not happiness.”

Aaron added, “Besides, she’s Mr. Grant’s beloved daughter, and won’t make him worry.”

Ellie had already anticipated this, so she wasn’t surprised. She said, “The girl you met earlier seemed pretty good.”

Aaron responded, “She looks good, but that’s all it is. Men like me can’t give anyone happiness. It’s better to focus on working hard and making money.”

life had inner peace. As long as they saw progress

husband’s death compensation to the Warren family, bringing Ellie out of there. Ellie also forced herself to let go of the past, to release the bitterness and

walked along the path, watching the trees on both sides of the road sprout fresh green leaves. However,

short as a cicada’s life. People saw cicadas every summer, but for each cicada, one summer was their entire

Now, she could empathize with the cicada’s mournful cry, but she would never again see Harold standing at the village entrance, waving goodbye to her. “Dr. Stewart?” At the entrance of the community, Ellie was surprised to see

the sidewalk in front of the apartment,

as friends,” Ellie

a time, she thought she was only worthy of fake flowers. Now, someone was giving her such bright red roses. Seeing Ellie’s reaction, Leonard wasn’t discouraged. Standing in front of her with the bouquet in hand, he spoke with

for a long time, and I still can’t

have children. Even if you could accept it, I can’t! I don’t want to take a risk on a relationship that might end

it ends soon if you don’t try?” Leonard’s voice softened but remained determined. “If I can’t accept everything about you, how dare I stand in front

head. “Leonard, you’ve always been such a mature person. Love might be personal stuff, but marriage is far more than

stance clear with my family. We’re choosing to be child–free, and I won’t let