Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 1521

After Raeleigh and the others left, Hansen said right away, "We are here to apologize for what had happened in the past."

Lamar's expression darkened slightly, but he did not lose his temper. He simply stared at Hansen, who gave Jenna a look. Following that, Jenna stood up in an instant and went to the kitchen to pour some tea for Lamar and Jazelle.

"I have never capitulated in my lifetime, except for the sake of my wife. Now, I want to apologize to you on behalf of my parents."

Hansen held the cup of tea and handed it to Lamar, who just stared back at him. There was a starlike sparkle in Lamar's eyes. He did not accept it, nor did he reject it. Consequently, Hansen held the cup of tea in air for a long time while waiting for Lamar to receive it. However, Lamar did not do so.

"It was your mother who stole Raeleigh away back then. I'm afraid that I can't accept it. Other matters are negotiable, but for this one, I'm sorry."

You are parents too. You understand how precious children are to us. My daughter had been taken away when she was born, and I had been looking for her since then. Thank goodness that my effort was not in vain. But I could have spent much more time with her in the past as a parent. It was just that I had been deprived of the right to do so. Who's going to make up for all the lost time to me? You, your mother, or your son?

Try to put yourself in my shoes. Originally, we could have put a lid on this matter. I could forgive you and your mother if you let Raeleigh go back with us and promised not to disturb us again. But you turned a blind eye to your son's behavior, which in turn led to their marriage.

Marriage is one of the most important events in life. Although we're in a modern era, we value the traditions one has to go through before the wedding, like the meeting of both families and the planning of the wedding.

I only have a daughter and a son. I won't let my son marry a person who I have no clear understanding of, let alone my daughter.

Since this marriage took place without my consent. No matter what's going on with it, there's only one ending for it, which is divorce."

"Mr. Osteen..." Jenna wanted to speak something, but Hansen held her hand. "We're not here to discuss this. It's about my mother, who took Raeleigh away."

"They're the same, to me at least. I am against Raeleigh marrying your son, and I don't acknowledge this marriage. I won't tell anyone about what had happened back in the day. Regarding the evidence, I will destroy them as well. However, I won't allow this marriage.

No matter whether you came for your parents, or your son, my answer is the same, no."

"Mr. Osteen, why do you have to be so determined? They are in love with each other, but you insist on breaking this marriage apart. Doing this won't do good for anyone.

When it comes to a relationship, we can't judge it for them. Only the ones involved can understand their own relationship."

"Mr. Richards is right. Outsiders can't tell the story of their relationship clearly. Nevertheless, I believe that it's just a temporary suffering to be separated. A few years later, each of them will find their own happiness.

I think it is worthwhile to use years of suffering in exchange for a lifetime of peace."

"Mr. Osteen, I can tell that you and your wife are in love with each other. That's why you should be aware that the feelings for someone you love are irreplaceable. I, too, made some mistakes when I was young. No matter how much time has passed, I couldn't forget about her nor let her go. As long as she is still alive, she will stay in my heart forever. A lifetime isn't that long. I believe that if they truly love each other, their feelings will last a lifetime.

Mr. Osteen, for something as unforeseeable as this, are you willing to bet on it? Using Raeleigh's lifetime as an ante?"

"You can rest assured that I'm confident. Although Raeleigh loves him, as long as they are separated, I have a way to help her get over it and move on."