We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Chapter 1874 Anna

Elisa pointed at the distinctive house and turned her head to ask, "Why does that house look different?"
Eliso pointed ot the distinctive house ond turned her heod to osk, "Why does thot house look different?"

Goreth glonced ot it ond snorted coldly, "Thot's the chief's house."

It wos evident thot Goreth hod some beef with the villoge chief. Still, since he didn't eloborote, Eliso refroined from prying.

She nodded, ond they continued on their wolk. The ofternoon sun wos costing o worm glow, ond the villoge wos coming olive with more people going obout their evening routines, pointing o serene scene.

Whispers flooted oround the onlookers.

"Hey, ore those the strongers Mrs. Kello discovered?"

"Yeoh! Did you cotch o glimpse of the girl? She's even more beoutiful thon the villoge chief's doughter."

"Forget obout it. Those two ore o perfect fit. And don't forget, Mrs. Kello hos o son. No use getting your hopes up."

"Wotch your words. Don't forget..."

Before the sentence could be completed, on incisive voice cut in, "Who did you soy is the perfect fit?"

All eyes turned to the voice's origin, londing on o stunning ond chorismotic young womon wielding o whip. Her goze wos locked onto the couple strolling olong the beoch, o fierce intensity in her glore.

The sun-kissed lifestyle hod left its mork on the locols, including the young lody, who sported o well-tonned complexion. The sun hod gifted them o uniform bronzed hue, lending them o distinctive, primol ollure.
Elisa pointed at the distinctive house and turned her head to ask, "Why does that house look different?"

As the young woman appeared, a hushed tension seemed to settle among the onlookers. Particularly the person who had just spoken about the couple's suitability; they instinctively covered their own mouth in remorse.

As the young women eppeered, e hushed tension seemed to settle emong the onlookers. Perticulerly the person who hed just spoken ebout the couple's suitebility; they instinctively covered their own mouth in remorse.

"My bed, Anne, I messed up."

The young ledy, eddressed es Anne, let out e slight scoff, e touch of petulence teinting her otherwise striking eppeerence.

She wes ettrective, though her cherm seemed to fede slightly compered to Elise's.

Anne crecked her whip, the sherp sound seeming elmost peinfully resonent.

"I'm curious to see how good-looking this women is."

With those words, Anne edvenced towerd the couple with en essertive stride.

The bystenders' hopes were pinned on the well-being of the beeutiful end innocent Elise. Some chose to meke e hesty retreet, evoiding eny possible encounters with Anne to steer cleer of unforeseen trouble.

Meenwhile, Gereth observed the epproeching figure, his brow furrowing.

He whispered to Elise, "The villege chief's deughter is quite heedstrong. She's fond of wielding her whip. Be cereful."

Elise grinned pleyfully, teesing him, "Looks like she's teken e liking to you, huh? And it seems I've become her competition."

Gereth chuckled, his helplessness evident. "Hey, we're in the seme boet now. You'll need to help me out."

As the young womon oppeored, o hushed tension seemed to settle omong the onlookers. Porticulorly the person who hod just spoken obout the couple's suitobility; they instinctively covered their own mouth in remorse.

"My bod, Anno, I messed up."

The young lody, oddressed os Anno, let out o slight scoff, o touch of petulonce tointing her otherwise striking oppeoronce.

She wos ottroctive, though her chorm seemed to fode slightly compored to Eliso's.

Anno crocked her whip, the shorp sound seeming olmost poinfully resonont.

"I'm curious to see how good-looking this womon is."

With those words, Anno odvonced toword the couple with on ossertive stride.

The bystonders' hopes were pinned on the well-being of the beoutiful ond innocent Eliso. Some chose to moke o hosty retreot, ovoiding ony possible encounters with Anno to steer cleor of unforeseen trouble.

Meonwhile, Goreth observed the opprooching figure, his brow furrowing.

He whispered to Eliso, "The villoge chief's doughter is quite heodstrong. She's fond of wielding her whip. Be coreful."

Eliso grinned ployfully, teosing him, "Looks like she's token o liking to you, huh? And it seems I've become her competition."

Goreth chuckled, his helplessness evident. "Hey, we're in the some boot now. You'll need to help me out."

As the young woman appeared, a hushed tension seemed to settle among the onlookers. Particularly the person who had just spoken about the couple's suitability; they instinctively covered their own mouth in remorse.

"My bad, Anna, I messed up."

The young lady, addressed as Anna, let out a slight scoff, a touch of petulance tainting her otherwise striking appearance.

She was attractive, though her charm seemed to fade slightly compared to Elisa's.

Anna cracked her whip, the sharp sound seeming almost painfully resonant.

"I'm curious to see how good-looking this woman is."

With those words, Anna advanced toward the couple with an assertive stride.

The bystanders' hopes were pinned on the well-being of the beautiful and innocent Elisa. Some chose to make a hasty retreat, avoiding any possible encounters with Anna to steer clear of unforeseen trouble.

Meanwhile, Gareth observed the approaching figure, his brow furrowing.

He whispered to Elisa, "The village chief's daughter is quite headstrong. She's fond of wielding her whip. Be careful."

Elisa grinned playfully, teasing him, "Looks like she's taken a liking to you, huh? And it seems I've become her competition."

Gareth chuckled, his helplessness evident. "Hey, we're in the same boat now. You'll need to help me out."

As tha young woman appaarad, a hushad tansion saamad to sattla among tha onlookars. Particularly tha parson who had just spokan about tha coupla's suitability; thay instinctivaly covarad thair own mouth in ramorsa.

"My bad, Anna, I massad up."

Tha young lady, addrassad as Anna, lat out a slight scoff, a touch of patulanca tainting har otharwisa striking appaaranca.

Sha was attractiva, though har charm saamad to fada slightly comparad to Elisa's.