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True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 930

Outside the room, Grace had heard Timothy defending her and talking about how he felt sorry for how Candace had criticized her. The tears in her eyes couldn't help flowing out.

Heinz, of course, felt sorry for Grace as well. Seeing the grievance and sadness in Grace's eyes, he felt as if a knife was plunged into his heart and twisted ruthlessly.

He silently held Grace in his arms.

Grace took a deep breath and shook her head to show that she was fine.

Heinz sighed and said softly, "Let's go over there. We'll enjoy the scenery and get something to eat, okay?"

"I'm not hungry," Grace replied as she shook her head.

It hadn't been long since they had lunch, and she really wasn't hungry.

She didn't know if it was Candace's words that made her lose her appetite or something else.

She peered at Heinz and asked, "Heinz, have you given Lawrence a call?"

"Lester did. He's on his way here," Heinz said. "Let's go sit over there and rest for a while."

"Okay."

They walked to the carved stone table and Heinz immediately ordered the servant, "Get a blanket for Grace and put it on the stone bench."

"Understood."

Before long, the servant came with a blanket and laid it on the stone bench for Grace.

As soon as Grace sat down, Lawrence arrived.

He got out of the car with a gloomy face and approached Grace and Heinz.

Standing in front of them, he asked slowly, "Where is Candace?"

Heinz glanced at him and then gestured at Lester. Lester immediately arranged for people to keep a close eye on the situation.

After that, Heinz turned to Lawrence and said, "She's inside the house, but Mr. Yarbrough is speaking to her now. If you want to see her, wait until he comes out."

"Are you doing this on purpose?" Lawrence questioned almost immediately with suspicion. "You purposely arranged for Timothy to come, didn't you?" "Yes, I did. However, this is something between the three of you. You should clear it up. It's much better to talk to each other in person. If you want to know, you can go in and ask now," Heinz spoke nonchalantly. "I don't care about your trivial matters. You're being all lovey-dovey at such an old age, but you don't even feel embarrassed for neglecting your children."

For a moment, Lawrence was rendered speechless. He gazed deeply at Heinz and then looked at the door from a distance.

He was in no hurry to go in because he was well aware of the situation.

This was a trap that Heinz had set for him. If he were to go in there now and calmly faced the issue, he might not get the answer he wanted. Nevertheless, if he didn't do so, he might get a fake answer.

What he wanted was a real and genuine answer. Even in front of Timothy, he still had to find out Candace's thoughts and feelings.

Therefore, Lawrence inhaled a deep breath before walking toward the door.

When he reached the door, he stood still and did not push it open.

Timothy's voice could be heard from the inside.

"Why? Do you think that you don't have to see Lawrence just because you don't want to?"

"I don't want to see him. You can't decide for me," Candace replied.

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