No Remarriage for us Stay Away by Livia Storm

Chapter 402 A Playboy

Chapter 402 A Playboy

"No.... I don't want this. I don't want you to leave." Harrietta's eyes were swollen and red as tears streamed down her cheeks. "Why do you suddenly want to go abroad, Aunt Lenora? Did Uncle Zachary upset you? I'll go see him!"

She attempted to jump off the couch, but Lenora stopped her and said. "Hattie, it's impossible for him and me to be together.

"Why?" Harrietta gazed at Lenora with wide, innocent eyes because she saw the relationship between Lenora and Zachary seemed to have improved significantly.

Lenora lowered her gaze. "It's a long story. You'll understand when you're older."

Harrietta would still need Zachary's support in the future, so Lenora didn't want to speak ill of Zachary in front of Harrietta, as could potentially ignite Harrietta's hatred toward Zachary

Back then, Zachary's decision to keep Harrietta was partly because of her. He wanted to use the child to hold onto her, aiming to win their wager.

After all the cards had been laid on the table, Lenora had no idea how Zachary would react to Harrietta.

Zachary had already achieved his goal, but Lenora hoped he wouldn't abandon Harrietta.

With a woothing tote Lenora gently consoled Harriet After much effort, she finally managed to calm the girl down. However, Harrietta's eyes were still mot, and she looked at Lenora aggrievedly. Lenora hooked up and asked Miranda. "Has he been back these past few days**

Miranda had long motiond that there were issues between Lenora and Zachary. She felt a deep sense of regret but knew she couldn't interfere. "A few days ago, he had his belongings moved out. He even asked Hattie if she wanted to move out with him. Hattie chose to stay. The day before yesterday, he came over for lunch and spent some time playing with Hattie."

With some reluctance, Lenora relased knowing that Zachary hadn't abandoned Harrietta.

However, Harrietta stayed there because of her since she was leaving, there was no point for Harrietta to

remain

She had two choices. Either she had Harrietta move in with Zachary or relocate to the Fuller residence.

Lenora asked. "Hattie, after I leave, would you like to say with Uncle Zachary of Great-grandma?"

"I want to live with you, Aunt Lenora" Harrietta said.

is no

grumbled

still very dependent on

then. If he has a new wife, don't compare her to me, and don't bring me

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herself, Susanna wouldn't feel the need to make things difficult for the girl. However, if Harrietta were to show a greater fondness

However, given her relationship with Susanna, Lenora felt it necessary to give Harrietta a heads-up. "Uncle

the sound of a door opening

and saw Zachary standing at

fingers twitched slightly,

swept over Lenora, as if looking at a stranger, then casually

He strode over, promptly lifting Harrietta

If Aunt Lenora is leaving, could you talk

He spoke seriously. "Hattie, this is a matter between adults. You shouldn't interfere. Your new aunt is a gentle and

I leave, you must listen to Uncle Zachary in

good, okay?" Lenora pinched Harrietta's cheek gently

that bet, she

behind because of her

Zachary. If Zachary didn't like Harrietta, and she was sent back to Tamara, Tamara might not treat her the same way as before. Constantly changing environments were not beneficial for Harrietta either. Staying by Zachary's side or at the Fuller residence was the best choice for Harrietta. As such, Lenora hoped that Zachary would treat Harrietta

worst-case scenario, she'd have to settle down overseas before taking Harrietta to her side, though she hoped it

didn't wait for the elevator, choosing instead to take

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her. Someone called out to stop her, "Lenora." Lenora halted in her tracks as she clenched her fist. She turned calmly to gaze at Zachary, who was standing at the top of the stairs. "What is it?" "You're really manipulative,

"How so?"

of what you told Hattic. Now that she's making a fuss about not wanting a new aunt, you must be quite