Chapter 516
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Gary and Nara stood outside the door and nodded to Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Spencer marched forward and looked back to see Gary standing next to Nara, wiping away tears.
Nara gestured to him, seeming to say, āDonāt cry.ā
But Gary cried harder, and Nara let out a slight sigh.
Gary had always appeared gentle and mild-mannered, but now he seemed so pained and distressed that he seemed to have lost the most important thing in his life.
Mrs. Spencerās heart, for some reason, suddenly softened.
Ever since Gary was little, she had doted on him, buying him anything he wanted as long as the family could afford it.
When he wanted to play games, if he persuaded her, she would indulge him too.
Thankfully, Gary had always been restrained and successfully got into university.
Over the years, he had rarely asked for anything from her.
To be honest, seeing him like this now, Mrs. Spencer felt that her son lacked backbone because he was captivated by a woman.
Yet when her son obeyed her, she felt a pang of heartache.
Mrs. Spencer looked at Nara again, only to see her taking a piece of paper from her bag and then looking anxiously toward her. That expression hardly showed any sadness at being forced to break up; it seemed as if she was more eager to meet Lady Gill.
Jealousy suddenly started to bubble in Mrs. Spencerās chest.
Her son had given so much for this mute girl, and now he was heartbroken, seemingly unable to move on.
But what about this mute girl?
Didnāt she have any attachment to her son at all?!
A sudden burst of anger welled up in Mrs. Spencerās chest. How could Nara do this?
She had helped this mute girl solve a problem, and then what? Nara would rise high and fly far away, while Gary might end up hating his mother for the rest of his life!
Thinking of this, Mrs. Spencer took out her phone and dialed a number, āā¦I just have to talk to someone! That girl is so scheming. My good friend, I canāt believe a young woman played me!ā
The person on the other end said, āThat is too much. The key is, if you just let this girl go, your son will hate you forever, wonāt he? One can never get over their old flame, alasā¦ā
Upon hearing this, Mrs. Spencer paused momentarily.
Old flameā¦
Her eyes suddenly lit up, and she stopped in her tracks. āIāve thought of a great idea, thanks to you!ā
She hung up and turned around, approaching Nara and Gary.
Gary was startled. āMom? Whatās wrong?ā
Nara was also puzzled.
Didnāt Mrs. Spencer want to help her meet Lady Gill anymore?
If so, she would find Lady Gill herself.
She took out Matiasās phone, which had her earlier chat history with Lady Gill.
Nara wrote, āThis is Nara. Thereās something Iād like to talk to you about. Can we meet?ā
Lady Gill wrote, āIāll come see you immediately.ā
Nara wrote, āNo need. Iāll come to you. Donāt come to my place.ā
Lady Gill wrote, āThen Iāll send a car to pick you up.ā
Nara wrote, āDonāt bother. Iāll take the bus.ā
Lady Gill wrote, āAlright, alright, just come. Could you stay for lunch?ā
Nara didnāt reply anymore.
After that, all the messages were sent by Lady Gill, asking almost every five minutes.
Lady Gill wrote, āBarbara, are you almost there?ā
āBarbara, I made your roast ribs for lunch. It used to be your favorite.ā
āBarbara, Iāve told Austin to stay away. You wonāt see him when you come. Will you have lunch with me?ā
āBarbara, havenāt you arrived yet?ā
āBarbara, I will meet you at the front gate.ā
The last message had just been sent.
This meant that Lady Gill would be here soon, and Nara just needed to wait.
While Nara was waiting, Mrs. Spencer suddenly approached her and challenged her, āDo you love Gary?ā
Nara was slightly startled, but her eyes brightened immediately as she nodded.
Of course, she had feelings for Gary.
Who wouldnāt like such a gentle and kind man?
However, Mrs. Spencer scoffed. āBut how come I canāt see your affection? My son has become so haggard because of you. And what about you? You donāt seem worried at all.ā
Nara looked at Gary and tried to write down her explanation. āItās becauseā¦ā
She had only written a few words when Mrs. Spencer stopped her. āYou donāt need to explain anything. Let me ask you, if you love my son so much, and Iām also willing to help you by speaking to Lady Gill on your behalf, then can you do something for my son?ā
Nara was startled, then immediately nodded.
Of course she would!
Although Gary was too soft and couldnāt say no to his mother, she and Gary truly loved each otherā¦
Gary stepped forward. āMom, why are you making things difficult for Nara again?ā
āIām not making things difficult for her. Iām doing this for your own good!ā
Mrs. Spencer glared at Gary and then turned her gaze back to Nara. āIf I plead for you, you should repay me, right? Hereās the deal: be my sonās mistress for two years. When my son gets tired of you, then you can leave.ā
She decided that with this arrangement, Gary would have Nara, and he wouldnāt hate his mother.
Neither would he yearn for Nara because he couldnāt have her⦠new stories at
Mrs. Spencer thought her idea was simply brilliant, but there was one thing she had to clarify. āBut you must not publicize it nor let the Gill family know. You and Gary can live together, but you mustnāt get pregnant! Gary, your child must be born from Miss Gill!ā
Nara was completely dumbfounded upon hearing these words.
She looked at Mrs. Spencer in disbelief, never expected that she would say such things!
Gary was also dumbstruck. āMom, how could you say that?!ā
Mrs. Spencer began. āGary, whatās wrong with what I said? You like her. Donāt you want to be with her? If thatās the case, isnāt my suggestion a good idea? Youāll be together; if you canāt bear to let go of her after two years, you can keep her! Miss Gill has just returned to the family, and Lady Gill certainly wonāt let her marry off so quickly. You just need to break it off with Nara before Miss Gill marries you! By then, you should be tired of Naraā¦ā
Mrs. Spencer glanced at Nara and said to Gary. āSheās so bland. After sleeping with her a few times, youāll realize thereās nothing special about that⦠Love doesnāt mean that much at all! Wait until youāre my age, and itās only mutual tedium!ā
She then looked toward Nara. āAs long as you agree to my conditions, Iāll speak to Lady Gill for you! Iāll ensure the Gill family wonāt trouble you or your brother anymore! Do you agree?ā