I Only Want You novel Chapter 357

Elizabeth looked at the pouring rain and asked, "Say what?"

She only wanted to talk about when she could go home at this moment.

Moreover, she remembered that James had asked her to stay away from Xavier. Although she did not know why James said this, she knew that James would be unhappy if he knew that she stayed with Xavier and waited for the rain to stop.

"You can say whatever you want."

"Oh," Elizabeth replied, but she didn't really say anything. She was really not in the mood to talk.

Xavier tilted his head, looked at Elizabeth who looked so anxious and smiled gently. His eyes were sinister and painful when he spoke to the monk in the house, but at this moment, his eyes were full of tenderness.

"Do you believe in fate?"

His gentle voice sounded in the rain.

Elizabeth turned her head and looked at Xavier, who was staring at the rain. After thinking for a moment, she said, "Yeah, probably."

"Yeah, I believe in it, too." Xavier looked ahead and smiled brightly.

Elizabeth smiled and was about to turn her head when she heard Xavier say, "One person met another person, and then they separated. After so many years, they met again. Every time, the person was helped, comforted, and encouraged by another. Do you think it's fate?"

"It... should be." Elizabeth nodded. After a moment, she blurted out, "Since you say so, have you ever met such a person?"

Hearing this, Xavier smiled and nodded, "Yes." After that, he was silent for a while and said, "If it weren't for her, maybe... I wouldn't have become so excellent now."

Hearing Xavier's melancholy words, although Elizabeth was doubtful and surprised why such an outstanding man like Xavier would say such words, she frowned when she thought of what he had just said to his father. Then she said, "I don't know what happened to you in the past. But since you met such a person, and you have become so awesome now, that's the best thing, isn't it? That person's help to you has paid off, and you're living a wonderful life now. That's good."

Hearing this, Xavier was silent for a long time before he mocked himself, "Is my life... wonderful now?"

Hearing this, Elizabeth looked at the wooden house behind her and then turned to look at Xavier who was forcing a smile. She smiled awkwardly, looked at the heavy rain, and pursed her lips, not saying anything.

At this time, she knew that she shouldn't say anything. She had only met Xavier three times, and she didn't know him very well, so she was not qualified to say anything. Seeing her like this, Xavier didn't mind. After a long while, he said blandly, "You... must be very surprised, right?"

Elizabeth was stunned for a moment, and then immediately understood what he meant.

She thought for a while and looked at him curiously. Then she remembered what had happened in the house and asked, "Is that person really your father?"

She was really a little curious about why his father had come here to become a monk. Although she knew that monks did not care about worldly affairs, Xavier's father didn't seem to be able to let go of those hatreds according to the situation just now.

However, it was obvious that Xavier was grieved and disappointed. He looked like an abandoned child just now.

"Yes."

"Oh." Elizabeth looked at Xavier's gloomy face and smiled awkwardly. Then she turned her head and looked outside.