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True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 914

Meanwhile, in the living room.

When Alice came out, she saw Rosalie sitting on the couch. Although her head was lowered, she could still see her loneliness.

It was obvious that it was the type of loneliness that one would feel after being insulted into speechlessness by one's own husband and son, the people they loved.

She seemed to understand that even those Rosalie held dear didn't understand her and probably felt unsatisfied with her. She would naturally feel disappointed and uncomfortable. Alice walked over but didn't sit down. She saw that there was cold water on the coffee table, and there were neatly arranged cups too. She took one and poured a cup of cold water for Rosalie.

"Mom, drink some water." She took the glass and handed it to her.

Rosalie was stunned for a moment and raised her eyes to look at her. At that moment, there was a slight change in the emotions in her eyes, and she was very surprised.

Alice saw that her eyes were sparkling. She smiled and looked at her tenderly. With that smile, she gave her understanding and encouragement.

Something flashed across Rosalie's eyes. After a slight pause, she accepted the water. She did not speak, but her expression was full of indifference.

She lowered her head slightly and didn't make a sound. She took a sip of water and set the cup back down on the table.

Alice sat down next to her and said nothing. Perhaps silence was the best choice at this moment.

"Eat some fruits," Rosalie said. "They've been washed."

There was a plate of fruits on the coffee table. The fresh oranges had a captivating luster.

Alice reached out and took two of them. She gave one to Rosalie first and said, "Eat some too, Mom."

Rosalie was stunned again.

Throughout this lifetime, she had likely not been taken care of in such a caring manner often, with someone to serve her tea and water, and even offer her fruits.

She remained stiff for a long time. Looking at the orange in her hand that Alice had given her, she felt a little annoyed.

What was this?

This had not been her intention when she asked Alice to come and live here. She had wanted to torture her and make life difficult for her.

But now, this girl had almost made her fall into a trap.

Clenching the orange in her hand, she stood up quickly, turned around, and left.

"Mom?" Alice was stunned and completely unable to come back to her senses. She didn't know what had happened. Rosalie walked away although she was perfectly fine at the start.

The door slammed shut with a bang. Rosalie had already gone into the bedroom. The sound of the door slamming shut was deafening, causing Jensen and Nelson, who were in the kitchen, to jump in fright.

Nelson looked up at Jensen and signaled for him to go out and have a look. He didn't know what had happened to Rosalie.

Jensen had no choice but to go. When he saw Alice sitting on the sofa in a daze, looking like she couldn't come back to her senses, he felt a twinge in his heart. He felt a little distressed for her, so he asked, "What's wrong, Alice?"

She immediately shook her head. "Oh, it's nothing."

It would be strange if that were the case!

Jensen immediately looked at the bedroom door and said, "Mom closed the door, right? She closed the door with a bang, and it was full of emotion!"

"No!" She immediately explained, saying, "I think there are some drafts in the house. The front and back doors and the windows are easily affected by drafts, so it's not a big deal if the doors slam shut. Look at the oranges your mother asked me to eat. We had a good chat. Don't worry."

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