Her Cancellation of the Engagement novel Chapter 6

Chapter 6 Mr. Geller, I Will Buy You a House

Brenna directly asked the other people to sit on the sofa in the living room, watching Sherman, Laney, and Gianna pack their things.

Sherman just glanced at Brenna, without saying anything. Then he took Laney and Gianna to the bedroom to pack their things.

As soon as they entered the room, Alisa followed in.

Alisa looked at the simple and crude room, and a trace of contempt flickered in her eyes.

Then Alisa immediately pretended to be considerate and said softly, "Dad, are you really going to move away? You have a low salary for a month, and you have to support your family. Where can you live after moving out? Why don't you listen to grandma?"

Sherman glanced back at Alisa without saying a word.

Seeing that Sherman didn't respond, Alisa directly looked at Gianna and said, "Gianna, Dad has paid a great price to find you over the years. Now that you come back, are you just watching him sleep rough on the street?"

Gianna raised her eyes slightly and had a faint smile on her face.

"It's good to marry Mr. Finley, isn't it? At least, your future life is guaranteed. If I were you, I would definitely not let Dad turn against his family for me," Alisa kept saying.

Gianna smiled and crossed her arms over her chest. She looked at Alisa with interest and said, "You are so understanding. Then why don't you marry him? The Geller family has raised you for so many years, you should repay it, shouldn't you?"

Alisa immediately changed her look and scolded Gianna secretly in her heart, and she said still with a smile, "It's a pity that it's you who can get engaged to Mr. Finley!"

Gianna had a bigger smile, which made Alisa panic. Alisa didn't give Gianna a chance to speak, immediately saying, "Since you insist on it, then I won't persuade you anymore, Dad, Grandma said she would let someone throw your things out if you couldn't move out in an hour!"

"I see," Sherman said indifferently.

Seeing Sherman's aloof attitude, Alisa had to go to the living room.

After Alisa left, Sherman was a little anxious seeing the room full of things. He said, "With so many things, we will definitely not be able to finish packing in an hour. I'll find two movers to help us. What do you think?"

Laney nodded and agreed, "Okay, it will be faster."

Watching Sherman and Laney busy packing their things, Gianna was very moved.

Gianna thought, "Except for Mom and Mr. Pratt, only they would stick up for me like this."

Gianna pressed her lips and slowly said, "Just bring some useful things. I have some money and I'll buy a well-decorated house later. We can buy the rest of the things when we move into the new house."

"I don't agree!" Laney stopped Gianna immediately and said, "You just came back. We can't spend your money. Although Rheinsville City is not as good as first- and second-tier cities, the housing price is very high. A small two-bedroom house costs more than 200 thousand dollars. Don't worry about the house. We can rent a house first and talk about it when we get out of trouble."

"That's right. Gia, keep your money and you don't have to worry about family matters." Sherman felt gratified.

He thought, "Gia has suffered a lot since she was a child. She has less money just by working part-time, but she still wanted to help us. It's so comforting."

"The money is..."

Gianna wanted to say that the money was enough, but Sherman said directly, "But Gia is right. Let's just take our clothes and credentials. We can rent a furnished house."

"All right!" Gianna didn't say anything but went to her room to pack her things.

Gianna had very few things, only two or three clothes, a computer, and a mobile phone, so she finished packing quickly.

She glanced at the room where Sherman and Laney were. Then she squinted, took out her mobile phone, and sent a text message.

In the living room.

Brenna was waiting for Sherman's family to admit their mistakes. Unexpectedly, after a long time, they came out with their suitcases.

Each of them carried a suitcase, without taking other things. They opened the door to leave.