No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 179 Family Restrains
“I’m going inside.”
There was so much more that Sheena wished she could say to this man, but she couldn’t.
Carle smiled and nodded, “I’ll walk you to the door.”
“I’m fine. We’re at the gate. There’s no point in walking me. Besides, it’s late. You should go home and rest.”
Carle didn’t insist. He nodded. He watched until she entered the house safely before driving off.
Sheena watched his taillights disappear from the window. Her heart ached.
He was so kind. If he returned her feelings, she would stay with him for the rest of her life.

Elisa was not interested in him at all. Would this pain scar him forever and keep him from pursuing a relationship in the future? Would he watch over Elisa for the rest of his life?
Sheena’s eyes welled up even more.
Sheena’s mother came downstairs only to see her daughter sobbing at the door. She came near her and asked worriedly, “Sheena, what’s wrong?”
Sheena realized where she was. She quickly wiped away her tears. “It’s nothing. I’m just tired. I’m gonna go rest now.”
Her mother grabbed her arm and saw that Sheena was still crying. Her worry grew. “What happened? Was someone mean to you? Why were you out this late?”
No matter how she had tried to strongarm Sheena into marrying Hayden in the past, Sheena was still her daughter, and she could not bear to see her crying like this.
Sheena took in a deep breath. She could not control her emotions from showing on her face. She tugged her arm away from her mother. “I’m fine. No one was mean to me. You don’t need to worry about me.”
She quickly walked to her room.
“Sheena!” Her mother caught up to her and asked, “Was it a boy? Did a boy bully you?”
Her mother could not stop herself from blurting out what she really wanted to ask. Sheena stared at her in shock. “Were you worried because you thought that I had been intimate with someone?”
Her mother’s eyes shifted. “I know that societal standards have changed,” her mother said exasperatedly, “but you’re still a girl. You need to be careful. If anything were to happen, you’d be the one to suffer.”
“I’d be the one to suffer?” She asked sarcastically.
There was a subtle change to her mother’s expression. Sheena dug in deeper, “Did you care about my happiness when you were about to marry me off to that b*stard?”
“You!” Her mother reigned herself back. She said helplessly, “I didn’t know he was like that! He fooled me. Your father thought…”