Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again

When Horace received the call and hurried over, Ava was standing downstairs in the studio waiting for him.

Standing next to her are Stella and Sherry.

Ava eventually declined the meal, knowing that Stella would not have offered to eat together if Demi had not been so aggressive and determined to make fun of her. What's more, she also called her husband and friends together, obviously to avoid suspicion and fear of gossip.

Ava could actually imagine that the meal would probably be a bit awkward.

Sherry was the first to see Horace and waved at him.

Horace strides over, lips pursed, glancing at Stella before his eyes quickly move to Ava: "What's going on."

Sherry said, "It's that sister of hers who caused trouble in our store, but it's been dealt with by the stars."

At that, Horace frowned, then said to Stella, "Thank you."

Stella laughed: "Why thank me? It happened in my store, and Miss May is my customer, so I should apologize."

Hearing her say that, Ava quickly waved her hand: "I'm the one who gave Ms. Radomil a hard time, and I'm responsible for giving the store a hard time."

Sherry stood aside: "Things have passed, why are you still here to apologize back and forth to say thank you, and not outsiders."

When she said this, several people were quiet for a moment.

Horace nodded a little and then said to Ava, "They're very good friends of mine."

Stella said, "We all knew each other before you came."

Ava also nodded gently.

At this time, Stella's cell phone rang, she looked at the caller ID, laughed silently, looked up and said to them, "You guys talk, I'll take a call first." After the words, turned around and walked aside.

Horace watched her back and quickly withdrew his gaze.

Sherry said to Horace, "You didn't even invite me to your wedding, that's not enough."

Horace lost his smile: "Sorry, it was an oversight on my part."

Sherry also knew that Horace was not negligent, but clearly for other reasons.

But the people are here, do not pull some of the things that are not, do not know what to say.

On the way back, Ava said, "Actually Ms. Radomil did say that we would have dinner together, but I declined ......"

Just in time for a traffic light, Horace stopped the car.

Ava added, "I've seen her picture in your study and I know you're sorry you didn't get to be together, and I'm afraid you'll be embarrassed to eat together." Horace smiled lightly, "It's all in the past."

Ava thought for a moment, "Is it because of Ms. Radomil that you don't want to get married."

The light is green and the car restarts.

Horace's tone remained the same: "She's been married for a long time and is living happily now, and the reason I don't want to get married is not her."

It is that countless nights, and then regret can not return to the past.

Ava knows very well, Horace said to let go, the pressure is not completely let go, otherwise he would not to the wedding, still have their photos together. What he said about letting go is just a choice based on the reality that there is nothing to be done.

What he calls letting go is also becoming her happiness.

He couldn't start a new relationship because he always had someone in his heart and didn't want to get married.

Ava said, "I was once like you, but I can't even remember what he looks like now. For me, as long as he's happy somewhere in this world, that's enough for me."