True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 344

Grace didn't look at Heinz at all by completely ignoring him.

"Grace!" Heinz was very helpless, but he didn't dare to speak aloud. He could only try to make Grace acknowledge him.

Grace looked calm. She glanced at Little Gary and then turned to look at Heinz, who was sitting on the sofa.

It was only one glance as if she was not unhappy with his sudden visit.

Heinz could not believe what he had just seen.

Grace took a deep breath and said, "Little Gary, this is Mr. Jones, your biological father. Since you've met him today, you can accept him as your father. Mommy will go to get the report."

Grace quickly took out a document from the drawer in the living room and handed it to Heinz. "This is the report I got last time. If you don't believe it, you can take him to test it again."

"I believe you," Heinz immediately said. "I don't need a test report."

"No!" Grace shook her head and said, "It's related to your bloodline. You'd better test it yourself. After all, we were all confused about what happened that year."

"Grace," Heinz wanted to say something.

"I'll help Tyler to pack up," Grace cut him off, turned

around and went to her room.

Tyler also went in.

Tyler was afraid that Heinz would misunderstand Grace, so he left the door open.

But Grace had already closed it.

Tyler understood Grace's action in an instant. He asked softly, "You want to cry, don't you?"

Grace was stunned and looked up at Tyler. She was surprised that Tyler knew her so well.

She smiled bitterly and sat down on the floor. She leaned against the bed and said in a low voice, "Tyler, Little Gary went to find Heinz today. I suddenly found that I really don't understand my child at all."

"It's not that you don't understand him," Tyler said as he walked to the bedside and sat down on the floor. Leaning over to Grace, he whispered, "You just didn't expect him to be so smart and to be so eager for a father's love."

"Yes," Grace nodded and said. The memories of her child's birth came to her mind. In her mind, Gary belonged to her alone. Now that she thought about it again, she felt that she was too selfish. The child belonged to a couple, not a person alone.

Little Gary needed both his father's love and mother's love. He needed both of them.

Just thinking about that feeling, she couldn't help but feel sorrow in her heart. Thinking of her son who was more eager for his father's presence now, she had an unspeakable feeling and a faint sense of loss in her heart.

Suddenly, her eyes turned red.

"Grace," Tyler sighed. "I know Little Gary is very important to you. But, in the end, Little Gary can't be your entire life. If you love the man who's currently outside, you should hold on to him. If you don't love him, you don't have to be with him for the sake of Little Gary.'¹

Grace paused for a moment and didn't speak another word.

Tyler looked at her again. After a long time, he said, "In fact, it's not a big deal. Grace, we can let go of many things in life."

Grace felt confused.

"Even if you can't let go of it, you can force yourself to do it. It's really not a big deal," Tyler seemed to be saying these words to Grace, but in fact, he was reminding himself.

Grace hugged herself and buried her face in her knees. She said in a muffled voice, "Tyler, you don't have to leave just because Heinz said so. If you have not tidied up your place, you don't have to move out now."

Tyler smiled and replied, "Of course, I won't do what he says. I've said before I'll tidy my place up in two or three days time. Now, it's time for me to go back. Thank you for taking me in for these two days."

"You're welcome," Grace still lowered her head and said in a low voice.