No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Before Gareth could utter a word, Elisa cut him off abruptly.

Her tone was colder than ever, "Gareth, I agreed to come here because I thought you had some unfinished business. But now... Please, if you have something to say in the future, don't disguise it as a grand gesture and engage in these meaningless acts!"

With these words, Elisa turned around to leave.

However, before she could take a single step, Gareth swiftly caught hold of her arm.

Amidst the vast expanse of the flower field, his expression turned solemn.

He gazed at her intently and spoke sincerely, "Bringing you here was not meaningless, Elisa. Isn't this the kind of place you've always longed to visit?"

Through her phone conversations with Rachel, her paintings, and her posts on Twitter, he had gathered hints of her yearning for such places.

Gareth wanted to express his feelings for Elisa in a setting she cherished.

Hoover Homestead was a popular destination for couples. Although Gareth hadn't made any reservations, he had used his connections and resources to ensure the area was cleared for their private use.

he desired was to bring Elisa a genuine

firmly believed that he could do anything as long as it was something Elisa

could do better than those men

silent, listening attentively without

never expected Gareth to remember her

had previously stated, it was all too

three years ago and the things I like now are different. Moreover, I no longer have any expectations

he looked at her and spoke softly, "Personal preferences can change in an instant. I admit I've been a jerk, causing you pain and disappointment. I hope you'll give me a chance to rekindle

gazed at Gareth in

he was saying such sugar-coated and cheesy

was too shocked to

of silence allowed

enveloping hers, and a rush of warmth coursed through her. It jolted Elisa back

her hand, cutting off the words Gareth was about

perfectly clear. I don't want to entertain romantic feelings anymore, and I have no desire to be involved in marriage. You don't need to ask me for a