The Barrister's Love in Town

Chapter 50 Positive Results

At Galaxy Bay, Amanda came out of the bathroom drying her hair with a towel. She turned the TV on and sat down before the dressing table, ready to go through her skincare routine.

The TV was airing the live recording of the charity ball, and Elias was on screen, elaborating on his relationship. “Grace and I are just colleagues, not lovers.”

The explanation surprised Amanda. She swiveled around, her eyes wide with disbelief. She was then reminded of what Elias told her that night. Is he really going to dump her? She quickly got up and huddled closer to the TV, then she turned the volume up to listen to what Elias had to say.

After she heard what Elias had to say, she felt awkward and sorry for Grace. When she saw the look of disbelief on Grace’s face, she knew this was Elias’ plan, and one he did not talk to Grace about.

What does he want? Amanda picked up her phone and called Elias. A few beeps later, the call went through. “Elias!”

“What is it?” he asked calmly.

“Are you really going to dump her? What do you want? Don’t tell me you’re serious about getting back together.” Amanda was panicking. If Elias really did want to remarry, she would be entangled in a heap of mess again.

us won’t affect

the time his grandfather forced him to marry Amanda. He realized that he

“Calm down, Elias. You…”

cries. “Why did you say that? Why did you say

the

time before she finally found Elias on the balcony. Her makeup was a mess due to all her crying. “Why did you say

froze her tears, but not even the cold compared to the chill she felt in

still

sister. We’re good as lovers, aren’t we?

Woman

to waste your time. You’ll find someone who truly loves you.” Elias thought she was a hassle, and he massaged his forehead.

before we even get married? I might be a better wife than Amanda ever was!” Grace thought Elias would fall for her if they were married. He was only wavering because of the

“Stop lying to yourself, Grace. There’s no love between us. Don’t even compare yourself to Amanda. At least I was willing to marry her. I don’t even feel like marrying you. Not one

him in disbelief and hurt. He doesn’t even want to marry me? She sneered. “So, you weren’t that reluctant to marry Amanda, were you? And you aren’t actually hating your grandpa for

nothing, but his

he love me even after all I’ve done for him? She slowly turned around, tears streaming down her cheeks. She trudged along to the other side of the balcony, all life sucked out of