We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Chapter 1833 Making Choices

Considering it was still early, Gareth instructed the driver to head to Bella's previous residence to help her with the move. The location wasn't remote or too old, but it was a rental community with varying residents and less robust security measures.

Elisa and Bella worked together to pack clothes and personal belongings, while Gareth oversaw the movers as they packed larger items.

As Elisa and Bella emerged from the bedroom, they found Gareth sitting on the sofa, his long legs crossed, looking every bit the boss as he directed the movers. "We don't need these, and that one can go too," he instructed.

Bella stepped forward to stop him and said, "Gareth, these things can still be used; why are you getting rid of them?"

"Don't keep any of these; we already have them at the manor. Just choose a few with sentimental value to take with you, and the same goes for your clothes," Gareth said nonchalantly, casting dismissive glances at items he deemed disposable.

Bella had a different perspective. In the past, when she was living off generational wealth, she might not have cared about these things. But now that she had earned her own money, she didn't want to waste anything. She knew all these items were bought with her hard-earned salary, and she valued the effort and dedication that went into earning that money.

forehead. "Don't worry; Whatever you don't

Elisa were aligned on this matter. In the room earlier, Bella had wanted to take all her

made a thoughtful decision for Bella. "Let's take about a third of these clothes," she suggested,

speechless. It was as if Elisa was trying to peer into her

her words carrying a weight

the significance of Elisa's words sank in, and she found herself at a loss

handle the goods for sale. The movers worked efficiently, loading and securing the belongings as

tenant, taking one last glance at the house that had been her home for so long in Bayswe, bidding it

way towards the Wickam's Manor. Bella's emotions remained murky; farewells always