No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Elisa couldn't ignore the sense of suffocation and bitterness in her heart upon seeing Gareth in this state. Part of her wished he would remain cold and distant, just as he had been before.

However, amidst these conflicting feelings, certain matters needed to be addressed.

She chuckled, "Oh, a chance to make things right? And how exactly do you propose to do that? With your wealth? Influence? Or perhaps some other grand gesture? You can't just assume I'll fall for the idea that you'll do whatever it takes to make me happy. Can you?"

Elisa didn't mince her words; her penetrating gaze left no room for evasion.

Gareth didn't respond but pursed his lips into a line. His expression turned cold, and his eyes, devoid of the previous sadness, now held a trace of tenderness.

Seeing Gareth in this state, Elisa couldn't help but laugh. She knew deep down that Gareth harbored no genuine feelings for her. Everything was merely a consequence of their recent interactions and his grandparents' desire for them to reconcile.

As she was about to say something, Gareth preempted, "Within my abilities, I would do whatever it takes to fulfill your desires."

was a promise. However, this promise failed to evoke even the slightest

lips. "But, I don't lack anything now. Whatever you can do

changed the subject, determined not to dwell on this pointless matter that would never lead to

well. Continuing the conversation would only

without saying something. He chose a different approach. "Since we're already here and have this place reserved, even if you won't give me a chance to make things right,

steps forward, maintaining a respectful distance from Elisa. It was a gesture

persuasive words, she couldn't help but restrain herself from launching a barrage of

when someone of your status and wealth says things

resentment and mockery. However, he genuinely believed enjoying this beautiful place with Elisa

brought Elisa here. They had emphasized the need to

shamelessness, he was determined and willing to go all out for

to her words, "You do realize I'm filthy rich,