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Julia nodded incessantly.

Elisa handed Gareth the medicine she had gotten from the pharmacy. "These are your medications, and these are your grandmother's. I've labeled the required intake of each medication on the bottle. Please make sure your maids know how much to give you, or you can ask Thomas to keep an eye on it."

Thomas was someone they could both rely on.

"Okay," Gareth gave a single nod of his head.

However, as Elisa was about to leave, Gareth called out to her. "It's hard to get a taxi right now. You can take my car, and I'll ask Thomas to pick me up later."

Elisa's eyebrows knitted together as she rejected his offer, "It's fine. I'll get a taxi and use my own car later."

She then waved goodbye to Julia. "Grandma, I'll be going home now!"

"Alright."

Julia's lips curved into a warm smile as she watched Elisa leave the room.

As soon as the door closed, Julia's frustrations that had been building up over the last few minutes erupted. She lightly knocked on Gareth's back with her walking stick.

She had knocked him lightly, but her fury was already overflowing.

with anger as she scolded Gareth. "You silly boy! You're going to drive me mad! This is your best chance to get Elisa back, and you're still acting like this? Don't let her slip away again, Gareth. You're old enough to know what to do, right? You're the successor of the Wickam

raised her voice, her words ringing through the air as her

isn't putting in enough effort to win

clenched as he muttered

you

spiraled like wildfire, burning out of control as she

stood there, silent and unmoving, as Julia

wouldn't let Gareth's silence

her gaze at him, piercing into Gareth's soul

the end, she gave him an

get back together

a final glare at Gareth before slowly walking away with her walking

after her, concerned

had gotten a taxi for

Will's name to Gareth, but she had no intention of

and Will's name appeared on

uncertain if she should answer

you call?" she finally answered, her voice

there was a trace of disappointment in his words. "Why didn't you