Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 458

What could she even say? Other couples' relationships were their own business. What right did she have, as an outsider, to comment here and with such audacity?

"Okay, then just shut it." Natalia said to Briana again, "Briana, Marc's wife isn't happy with some sickness Marc has, but I don't care. I don't care about his sickness. Even if he really has one, I don't mind. As long as he accepts me. If Marc doesn't want to marry me, that's fine too. I'm willing to stay by his side, not as his wife."

Natalia sounded like a madwoman who’d lost all sense.

Cornelia was somewhat puzzled. Was Natalia genuinely in love with Marcus? Or was she stubbornly trying to win Marcus over?

Regardless of which, Cornelia thought that Natalia, who had lost her senses and was in deep agony, was a pitiful person. A woman so low for a man, even throwing away her self-esteem. How sad.

Cornelia didn't want to listen to their words anymore, so she found an excuse to sneak away.

Back home, Cornelia finally had time to check her phone. Here was only one new message on WhatsApp. She opened it, and it was from Jeremy:

[Cornelia, how was work today?]

Cornelia didn't want him to worry. Those nonsense-spewing colleagues had been fired by Marcus, so that matter was over.

She replied: [It was fine. Worked for half a day, and President Hartley sent us home to rest.]

Jeremy quickly replied: [Did you have lunch? How are you planning to spend the next few days?]

When he asked, Cornelia honestly replied: [I plan to visit our grandmother at Southern Summer Garden tomorrow and stay there for a night. When I come back, I'll sort out some of the stuff we don't need at home and gradually move them to the new house.]

Jeremy: [I'll find someone to help you move.]

Cornelia: [No need. Zack and I will move some stuff over when we have time. There isn’t much to move at home. No need to specifically find people to help. Hiring movers costs money, and having your friends help me move is a bother. We can do it ourselves.]