After Death, Love Unveiled (Elara and Lysander)

Chapter 205

When Elara heard this, for some reason, she suddenly felt a bit unsure. After all, she had supported Felicity a lot in this

matter.

Although she hadn't done anything wrong, Wyatt's question made Elara wonder if he was looking to cause trouble.

Elara replied, "Maybe Mrs. Hawthorne's illness made her realize a lot of things. Since she wasn't liked, leaving seemed to be the only option.

Though many people wouldn't choose to leave the Hawthorne family, if she truly wasn't content and wanted to live for herself, she would probably feel happier doing so.

Wyatt, after hearing Elara's words, said, "She's probably just not fully recovered yet and feeling down. I noticed she's not in the best state. You should go visit her when you have time. She tends to overthink when she's left alone." Felicity had been in the Hawthorne family for many years, always following the rules. The thought of divorce had never crossed Wyatt's mind, and he couldn't understand what she might be dissatisfied with. Aubrey was the Hawthorne family, and she was Wyatt's wife. Wyatt didn't know what more she could ask for.He didn't expect her to bring up divorce. Wyatt simply assumed it was just because she wasn't feeling well. Elara, hearing Wyatt's words, responded, "Mr. Hawthorne, Mrs. Hawthorne might not just be feeling down. She might genuinely want a divorce from you."

"Tell her to wait until she's fully recovered before discussing this with me. You talk to her more often, so she'll likely listen to you," Wyatt said.

Elara was about to say something more, but Wyatt interrupted, "Let Lysander take the call. I need to talk to him."

Elara had no choice but to hand the phone back to Lysander. She sat nearby, reflecting on Wyatt's confident demeanor and thinking that Felicity wouldn't leave him.

Maybe that was just how people were. Once a woman married the wrong person, no matter how miserable she was, husband would still think she was just swinging on a swing. Because he didn't love her at all. her

During Felicity's illness, Wyatt rarely visited the hospital. He was busy and had his people deliver things on his behalf. It didn't seem like he was acting like a husband at all.

Though he was indeed busy and had a lot to handle, for Felicity, every one of his actions only gave her more reasons to feel disheartened.

She couldn't help but wonder if she really wanted to keep revolving around such a man. When Lysander made the call, Elara also took out her own phone.

She opened the family group chat and sent Felicity a message, informing her about Wyatt's call. Felicity replied: [You don't need to worry about it. I'll talk to him myself.]

Elara: [Well, that's good. Have you been discharged yet?]

Felicity answered: [Yes. I'm staying at my brother's place. I haven't been back for a long time, so I thought I'd visit. I just realized how many years I've spent living with the Hawthorne family.]

Ever since Marcus offended Lysander, Wyatt had called, and she'd barely seen her brother. But this life hadn't really benefited her at all. Wyatt didn't care about her well-being.

Elara: [You should rest now. If you need anything, don't hesitate to call me.]

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Felicity: [Okay.]

After Lysander hung up, he looked at Elara. Seeing her slender fingers typing on her phone, he didn't disturb her. A while later, when she finished, he asked, "Who are you messaging?" "Mrs. Hawthorne," Elara replied. "She's planning to divorce your dad."

"Divorce?" Lysander asked. "What's going through her mind?" To Lysander, this seemed like the most foolish decision.

Elara explained, "Your dad doesn't care about her, so she probably doesn't want to drag it out anymore. Why do you think people often have to go through something tragic before they wake up? "She used to get so happy just seeing your dad. Now, after being sick, she seems to have figured things out."

When a man wouldn't even visit her when she was sick, there was no point in staying with him.

Lysander, hearing Elara's words, replied, "I don't think she'll actually get a divorce."

Elara looked at Lysander and asked, "Why?"

Lysander said, "She's just acting on a whim. The Hawthorne family can offer her a lot more than a relationship ever could."

"Well, that may be true, but your dad's attitude toward her is way too cold," Elara replied.

"So what?" Lysander said. "My dad hasn't liked her for a long time. If she weren't his wife, do you think the Norman family would be as good to her as they are now?"

"But I think she's pretty determined." Elara countered.

Lysander gave a faint smile. "Let's talk about it later."

When Elara saw him raise the corner of his mouth, she said, "You seem pretty confident, like you think I'm definitely going to lose.

"You really don't understand women. Just like Asher used to, thinking I wouldn't leave him, that I couldn't live without him." Lysander calmly replied, "I don't understand women, but I know Felicity won't do that." "Why are you so sure of that?" she asked.

Although Elara knew that Lysander often had unique insights, she didn't quite agree with him on this matter.

Seeing that she had furrowed her brow, Lysander quickly changed the subject. "Let's talk about this later. I'm just sharing my opinion, not trying to argue. If you insist on arguing, then you're right."

After he finished speaking, he leaned in and wrapped his arms around her. "Since you're officially with me now, how about we talk about the wedding?"

Elara, still thinking about their previous topic, was about to argue with him. "Why are you suddenly bringing up the wedding?"

"Don't you want to have one?" he asked.

"It just seems like a hassle. And you're so busy..." she began.

"I'll take care of it," Lysander replied. "Harold's been really hoping we have a wedding. He thinks it's not good if we don't. Your dad is probably looking forward to it too." Elara's father had always been very fond of her, so he was naturally excited about seeing her in a wedding dress.

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Seeing Elara staring at him-without saying anything, Lysander asked, "You think it's a hassle? Do you think being with me is a hassle too?" He said this with a slightly hurt look in his eyes. Elara quickly reassured him. "That's not what I meant."

Lysander pulled her into his arms. "I think you should give me some recognition."

Elara gazed at the man leaning against her. The driver was driving, and the two of them sat in the backseat, a peaceful and intimate atmosphere surrounding them.

It felt as though the whole world had faded away, leaving just the two of them.

When Elara heard him asking for recognition, she couldn't help but laugh. "We've already gotten our marriage license. What more recognition do you need?"

Lysander, hearing her words, kissed her on the lips. "Invite those men who have been showing interest in you over. Let them see who your husband is." "Those?" Elara said. "What are you talking about? You're acting like I've been seeing other men.

Lysander said, "It seems like there are quite a few who've had their eyes on you."

"That's not true," Elara replied. "If there were, I'd have run off with someone else by now."

Lysander fell silent. Though he often joked around, it was clear he didn't like hearing her talk about other men.

Elara looked at him. "Lysander?"

"Yeah?" His tone was stiff.

"Having you by my side feels really good," she smiled.

Lysander looked at Elara, who would alternate between being upset and then trying to comfort him. He held her hand and gently bit the back of her hand. "It hurts," she said.