Wanna Remarry Me？No Way!

Chapter 75

To select a mistress, one must not only evaluate her talents, but her family history as well.

A slob like Elisa Benett who is just skilled at being a full-time wife is far from ideal!

The next day, Elisa went to work in the law firm as usual. However, Jennifer's attitude towards her seemed to fare worst.

In retrospect, Elisa wasn't concerned by her presence since they didn't share the same office.

At the end of her shift, she received an unexpected call.

Elisa was down cast as soon as she recognized the caller ID.

Oh no, this number...

She hesitated for a moment, but eventually picked up the phone. "Hello, Mr. Wickam." Eliza greeted politely.

There was a pause from Jerry, followed by a weary sigh. "What is with the change of formality?" he responded.

a moment. "Is there a reason for

as you accept me as your father, I will always be that for you. Don't

was gentle and caring, that caused Elisa to be teary-eyed. In the past several years of her marriage, her grandmother and father-in-law were the only people

chose to

afternoon tea? You see, I won't be here for long due to a business trip coming along. I'm afraid I

Gareth? Instinctually, Elisa had the urge to refuse the meeting. Yet, she recalled back all the times her father-in-law supported her through these years. After a moment of hesitation, Elisa responded, "Where can we meet?" "Can you tell me your current

"Chicago."

there" quipped Mr. Wickam. Jerry always had a gentle demeanour on him, and never once allowed

five minutes walking before reaching her destination. Elisa reasoned that since Mr. Wickam hadn't shown up yet, traffic was

was still empty, so she reserved a seat for Jerry and

minutes later, Mr.

the plane and drove here as he was still in his

fifty, he didn't seem aged at all. He aged gracefully and

really takes after him

Wickam entering. "Hi Dad...", Elisa greeted him after a moment of hesitation. She hinted a tone of embarrassment when using the

He walked over to Elisa and made himself comfortable at the seat she had reserved. "No need for formalities. Take