True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 1291

After answering Ernest's call, Gary's expression turned rigid.

Upon noticing Gary's expression, Lowell was slightly startled and asked, "Gary, what's going on? Why do you look so tense?"

Gary turned around. He looked at Lowell coldly.

Lowell shrugged. He was not afraid of Gary. On the contrary, he was very worried, "From the looks of it, something bad must have happened. Do you want to talk about it?"

"There is nothing to say," Gary replied.

He did not want to talk about it.

"When you were a child," Lowell paused as if he was looking for the right words before continuing, "You were always calm and indifferent. Now that you've grown up, you're always angry."

Only then did Gary frown slightly. He looked into Lowell's eyes and a terrifying light appeared in his eyes. It was a feeling of oppression.

Lowell smiled as he looked into Gary's eyes and said nothing.

It seemed Gary was in such a bad mood because of a sensitive matter.

He knew that he couldn't overdo it. There were some things that didn't need to be said.

Gary knew that Lowell was not a meddlesome person. No matter what he said, it was because he was worried about him. He had tact.

Therefore, Gary did not show any hostility towards Lowell.

After glancing at Lowell, he lowered his eyes and said, "It's not a complicated problem, it's just because of my own emotions."

Lowell looked at him, waiting for him to continue.

Gary raised his eyebrows and sighed, "Maybe it's because I wasn't there that I lost control."

"Are you referring to the situation or your own emotions?" Lowell asked, knowing exactly what to say.

"It might be both."

"Y'know, I can also interpret it as you being unable to come to terms with the climate here," Lowell joked around.

His words made the atmosphere a lot more relaxed.

Gary also smiled slightly, "Maybe."

They looked at each other and laughed.

Lowell looked as if he had thought of something and said, "I suddenly remembered. There is a document that I need to go to the school library to look up."

Gary's gaze froze as he looked into Lowell's eyes.

He had a feeling that Lowell was only giving him space, and that he did not really need to look for information.

Yet, he didn't say anything.

Gary said, "You don't have to come back too late."

"I'll be back when I'm done," Lowell smiled. He picked up his textbooks and prepared to go to the library.

Gary nodded at him, "You can go."

With that, Lowell walked towards the door, changed into his shoes and left quickly.

Now, Gary was alone in the house.

He returned to his room and was met with silence.

He didn't call anyone.

Lowell may have thought that he needed time to make a call, but he did not need to do that.

Therefore, Gary didn't call anyone.

He did need some space to rest.

In the end, Gary didn't make a phone call.

After Ernest finished the call, he also felt that he had done something impulsive. He locked himself in the room and did not go out for a long time.

When Maria returned to her room, she could not calm down for a long time.

After debating for a while, she picked up her phone and called Gary.

When the call was connected, Gary answered the phone.

"Maria," His tone was nonchalant. After thinking about it, he calmed down. He was no longer so agitated.

"Gary," Maria's voice was a bit hoarse and she didn't know what to say. "I've called you because..."

She wanted to say something but stopped on second thought. She didn't know what to say.

"What do you want to say? Just go ahead," Gary's tone was still eerily calm.

"Cousin, I won't interfere in your relationship with Celeste in the future," Maria finally came clean, "In fact, I shouldn't have been involved in your relationship from the very beginning. I'm very remorseful now."

As soon as Gary heard her, he knew that Maria had suffered a blow.

He didn't comfort Maria but informed her, "Relatively speaking, you were indeed very enthusiastic."

"You could also call it meddlesome. There's no big deal in saying it bluntly. I was too self-righteous," Maria sighed self-deprecatingly, "Gary, from now on, I won't be involved anymore."

"What did Celeste say to you?" Gary was aware that Celeste must have said something to Maria.

"She didn't say anything," Maria didn't want to talk to him anymore, "I called you because I wanted to tell you I'm sorry."

"Hah," Gary laughed lightly and said in a cold voice, "Just tell me. This will be the last time I'm asking. Since there's a beginning, there must be an end."