Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 128 Kneeling Elsa's words were the perfect example of trying too hard to cover something up, which ended up making her act even more obvious.

I watched her with calm amusement, shrugging my shoulders nonchalantly.

"Health is important. You should hurry and grab it for her."

With my approval, Jeremiah immediately stood up and left, clearly eager not to waste a single second. Anyone who didn't know might think Elsa was suffering from a heart attack instead of depression.

As Jeremiah walked away, Elsa turned to me and cautiously asked, "Jane, have you and Jeremiah really made up?"

I neither nodded nor shook my head but propped my chin up and asked in return, "Isn't this exactly what you've always wanted? Didn't you always claim to want to see Jeremiah and me reconcile? Then why do you look so unhappy to see us having a meal together?"

Elsa quickly forced a laugh. "Of course not. Seeing you two make up, I'm even happier than if I were in a relationship myself."

I smiled. "Really? That's too bad... If I don't divorce Jeremiah, some people won't have the chance to marry him and enter the Cornell family. To stay with him without any official status..... Well, that's not something just anyone can pull off."

At my words, Elsa's face turned pale, but she still managed to force a smile.

"Don't worry. Jeremiah's got me. Nothing's going to happen."

Many elegant little plates were

melting ice cream in the corner toward me.

calmly stared at the ice cream but made no move to touch

the ice cream back while apologizing.

sighed deeply and said, "Jeremiah... He didn't even think about the fact

on the table before

hopeful gaze, I remained

actions were simply an attempt to showcase her position in Jeremiah's heart. As

composure.

of anxiety crossed her face. Her eyes flickered, and then she

me, don't you? You still won't

expressionless. "At least you

well. If this had been before, I would have comforted her right away. But now, I just sat quietly and

mask was off, and I couldn't be bothered

reasons for calling Elsa

coldly, Elsa sobbed alone. It wasn't until a familiar figure appeared at the door that she