No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Monica could see that Rose did not wish to talk about it anymore. So she nodded and remained quiet.

Rose sighed helplessly. “Linda has been feeling down at home since she was made to quit. This girl is too easily agitated. She even called Gareth and told him everything about this matter.”

Monica was stunned and said with a hint of guilt, “What happened after that? I know nothing about this.”

Rose nodded with understanding. “It’s normal for children to have their opinions once they are older. Monica, you don’t have to feel guilty about it.”

Monica sighed with frustration. Then, Rose continued, “Linda felt indignant at the time. Gareth had also comforted her and told her to get a good rest. He said a lady doesn’t have to work too hard on a job. So… I would like to ask you. Does Gareth… Does he plan to marry Linda?”

“If he does, I will be stricter with Linda and teach her the proper etiquette so that she can be a good daughter-in-law. But… If he doesn’t, I think it’s better for Linda to return to the company.”

Otherwise, she will be all alone once her father and I are older or have

looked worried. It seemed she did not know

this was the purpose she came here. She wanted Monica to hear

you mustn’t think this way. I will never let my favorite daughter-in-law marry another man.

Next month.

was relieved

nodded as if in resignation. “Monica, I didn’t come here to

know. I know everything. Rose, you don’t have to be so awkward with me. I

sighed helplessly and nodded. “It’s because I’m anxious about my

exaggeration. In actuality, Linda