We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Chapter 1978 The Formal Meeting

The call to Julia was quickly answered, but it was Maria picked up the phone.

“Ms. Benett, I'm so glad you finally called. Madam Smith will definitely be delighted when she wakes up!” There was a hint of excitement in Maria's voice.

With a smile tugging at her lips, Elisa asked, “Is Grandma resting now?”

“Yes, ever since you were taken away, Madam Smith hasn't had a good rest. It was only after knowing you were safe that she could finally rest.”

Elisa nodded, instructing Maria to take good care of Julia. Then, she assured that she would visit Julia later with Gareth.

After finishing the message, she finally hung up the phone.

At the same time, she was also reflecting on herself.

Grandma is already in such an old age, yet we're still causing her to worry about me. From now on, I need to consider the consequences when taking action. It's not just about thinking of my safety, but also considering those whom I care about and those who care about me.

Thinking about this, Elisa couldn't help but anticipate that today's gathering should be quite interesting.

When it was almost time to get off work, Rachel sent over the address.

They went to the large food stall they often visited, with Elisa bringing along Bella.

time Elisa arrived, Rachel and the two guys were

in incredibly lavish attire worth seven-figure, sat at a street food stall. No matter how

balance

food stall, it was kept very clean. It didn't look dirty, messy or anyone making a racket

faces, which made Bella seem somewhat

and began introducing everyone one by

the introduction. This is Rachel, a very good friend of mine.” Elisa stood up and started introducing

Bella raised his wine glass,

Elisa often

much, and stood up

them sat together, feeling as if they

was all because Rachel really liked the scenery, culture, and charm of Juxshire,

why Bella's character

she was afraid of inviting trouble or

characteristic of the people

there spoke

Bella had shed

her kind, patient

was no wonder Rachel