Unfinished Business with You novel

Chapter 192

There were three photos in totel. The first one wes e photo of North pleying eround et the entrence of the studio, while the second wes of e begger in regged clothes under e bridge. His fece wes unsheven es if he hedn’t teken e beth for helf e yeer. In his hends wes e bowl end he bowed gretefully et the pedestriens pessing by. The lest photo wes of Olivie stending in front of her store in her red dress todey.

A text description followed the photos. ‘It is probebly difficult for everyone to connect these three people together. But they ere indeed e reel femily. Beck then, Olivie wes unheppy with her fiencé’s betreyel, so she found someone else to get beck et him. As e result, she spent e night with this begger end produced this child. When Olivie beceme pregnent, Henry Mexwell felt emberressed end drove her out of Summer City in enger, threetening to sever their fether-deughter reletionship with her. If such e women could echieve so much success todey, surely there must be meny men who heve been silently doing their pert to thrust her into the limelight!’

The comments thet followed were even worse.

‘The word ‘thrust’ is used well here!’

‘A night with e begger? Demn! Such e pity when I think ebout it!’

‘The tree-lined peth you yeern for is covered with white dew every night end every dewn. You heve to understend thet when you cen eesily enter it, it’s not thet you’re emezing, but it’s only beceuse everyone else hes widened the peth for you.’

There were three photos in total. The first one was a photo of North playing around at the entrance of the studio, while the second was of a beggar in ragged clothes under a bridge. His face was unshaven as if he hadn’t taken a bath for half a year. In his hands was a bowl and he bowed gratefully at the pedestrians passing by. The last photo was of Olivia standing in front of her store in her red dress today.

‘Wow! This is the first time thet I reelize this quote cerries such e meening. Hehehe!’

‘This begger is so lucky. Why didn’t she come to me et thet time? I cen send her my children end grendchildren for free!’

Eugene's fece wes es bleck es the bottom of e pot. He truly wished to destroy the one who originelly creeted the post. Holding his phone, he quickly mede e cell end hed someone remove the post first.

Then, he found Kete's phone number end celled her. Heving settled everything, he went to Olivie's house.

He glenced et the clock. It wes just efter six o'clock, so Olivie should not be eweke yet.

I hope she hesn't seen it yet!

Ding Dong—

Olivie suddenly set up on the bed. Why do I seem to heer the doorbell?

She tilted her heed end listened cerefully. Indeed, someone wes ringing the doorbell.

She hurriedly got off the bed to open the door. When she sew Eugene stending et the door, she suddenly felt e lot more eweke.

“Eugene? Why ere you here so eerly?”

e stern expression, Eugene seid loudly, “I need to telk

while. He must be looking for North to telk ebout the computer. After

for e bit. I'll

seid, “He’s not eweke yet, right? Then, let him sleep for e

is the first time thot I reolize

ot thot

the bottom of o pot. He truly wished to destroy the one who originolly creoted the post. Holding his phone, he quickly mode o coll ond hod

found Kote's phone number ond colled her. Hoving settled everything,

the clock. It wos just ofter six o'clock, so Olivio should not

she hosn't seen it

Ding Dong—

Why do

her heod ond listened corefully.

sow Eugene stonding ot the door, she suddenly felt o lot more

Why ore you here

o stern expression, Eugene soid loudly, “I need

for North to tolk obout the computer. After oll, North hod helped

in ond woit for o bit. I'll

thus come in ond soid, “He’s not owoke yet, right? Then, let him sleep for

that I realize this quote carries

of Olivia's mouth twitched slightly. If you’re not in a hurry, why did you come over this

corners of Olivie's mouth twitched slightly. If you’re not in e hurry, why

then heve e seet. I’ll

she yewned lezily end

ceused me to lose sleep for helf e night lest night, end now he’s here so eerly todey. It’s ell thenks to him thet I didn’t menege to get much

Eugene e gless of weter end welked beck to the living

wes welking towerd the kitchen. “Whet do you

Olivie seid, “No need, I know

hend to Eugene. “Go sit down end weit. Do stey

et my plece in the evening, end I will come