True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 1359

Celeste was surprised to hear his apology.

Her eyes were filled with tears in an instant as her lips trembled lightly. She felt uncomfortable yetgratified.

"I don't blame you," She shook her head and looked up right into his eyes, "I know that I didn'thandle it well and I didn't explain it clearly. I don't blame you. I don't have the right to blame you."

Gary looked at her. He saw that her eyes were filled with tears and her nose was red.

He sighed and hugged her tightly.

They both remained silent as no one said anything.

Gary held her even tighter in his arms. It was as if he wanted their bodies to be tightly gluedtogether just so they would never be apart.

The door was behind Celeste and in front of her was Gary's sturdy body. Even if she didn't say aword, she could still feel his deep regret in his embrace.

Was he regretting what he had done to her?

She was glad that she had made the right judgment.

He would definitely regret it, and he would also apologize.

It turned out that she was right.

He really did do so.

Celeste was a little moved and sad at the same time. Only she herself knew how hard it was for herto persist.

She cried silently in his arms.

However, her warm tears moistened Gary's clothes, causing his body to freeze in an instant.

After calming down a little, he straightened his body and lowered his head to look at Celeste.

Her face and long eyelashes were covered with tears. She looked delicate and pitiful, like a flowerin the rain.

"Don't cry."

Gary finally spoke. His voice was hoarse and rough.

Celeste blinked. She pouted and took a deep breath before attempting to suck in all her tears.However, she couldn't hold it back in such a short amount of time.

Gary helped her wipe away her tears. His movements were a little clumsy.

Celeste was touched. She threw herself into his arms and hugged him tightly.

"Celeste?"

Without hearing a response, Gary was a little anxious and he lowered his head to look at her.

Gary's attempt on comforting her backfired.

By just calling her name, Celeste burst into tears.

Gary heaved a sigh of relief and said softly, "If you want to cry, then just let it out."

Celeste put her arms around Gary's waist and muttered, "You're the one who's crying. I'm not thatweak."

Gary frowned. He opened his mouth but did not manage to say the words that were forming in hismouth.

"Gary, you're the one who's not strong at all."

She added.

Gary's brows furrowed even more tightly.

Just because he didn't speak didn't mean that he didn't have a temper.

"When you run into any trouble, you run away. You're not mature at all. I thought you had matured infour years, but it turns out that you're just as childish as before. A man? Although you're no longer avirgin, you're still nowhere near a true man."

Gary's back tensed and his whole body went stiff.

He lowered his head and looked at her. His eyes were dark. He felt as though Celeste was ridiculinghim and looking down on him.

He narrowed his eyes, and there was some displeasure in his eyes.

Celeste wiped away her tears and looked up at him. No, she stared at him. Her eyes were sparklingdue to the tears that had brimmed in her eyes, and she just stared right at him.

"Am I just a child to you?" Gary finally asked coldly.novelbin

Celeste blinked and nodded, "Isn't that so?"

Gary's forehead was filled with lines. She really did change. She actually dared to taunt him.

Seeing a storm brewing in Gary's eyes, Celeste burst into laughter.

"What are you laughing at?" He sounded more displeased.

"Since you're so angry, why don't you run away again? Are you going away for a few more days thistime? Then when you have nowhere to go, maybe you can return to Boston!"

Gary's eyebrows furrowed tightly. His eyes were as black as ink.

He pursed his lips and looked at the girl in front of him. With slight force, he hooked her slenderwaist and pulled her whole body over.

Celeste was not afraid either.

Perhaps she had experienced the worst and knew that it was not really that terrible that she did notreally fear him.

She raised her chin slightly and looked into his eyes, "I haven't recovered yet. You clearly know howyou treated me. You didn't let me stay in the hospital because you were afraid the doctor would findthat I was so seriously injured. They would think that I was abused and would send the police toarrest you."

Upon hearing this, Gary was stunned and speechless.

She wasn't acting like she was hurt, was she?

He thought about it carefully. It was true that he couldn't control himself that day, but it shouldn't becounted as abuse, right?

He couldn't control his strength, but he was definitely not sadistic.

Therefore, she had to be exaggerating.

Seeing that he did not speak, Celeste knew that what she said was a little useful.

She smirked, "Well, I forgive you, and you forgive me too. Liam threw me the necklace and left. Icouldn't find him, so I planned to ask Ernest to give it back to him. I haven't had time to tell you indetail, but you didn't listen to my explanation either."

"I know I'm in the wrong, but I've never thought about having anything to do with Liam."

"I just met Ernest downstairs. I gave the necklace to him and asked him to give it to Liam for me."

"I'm giving you a heads up first so that when you realise the necklace is with Ernest, you won't thinkthat there 's something going on between Liam and I."

She had now told him everything, so he shouldn't be angry anymore, right?

Gary looked at her in silence. A few seconds later, he finally opened his mouth and said, "I'm justconcerned with the question now: are you hurt?"

Celeste was stunned for a moment, feeling a little awkward.

That wasn't her point. At least, that was not the point she wanted to express.

However, the emotions in Gary's eyes stirred and grew. He gulped a few times and heaved heavily,seemingly finding it difficult to hold his emotions and hormones back.

Celeste was a little dumbstruck.

The very next second, her body was lifted up as he put her on the bed.

Gary was tall and strong. If he held her down, she would not be able to move.

"I haven't recovered yet," Celeste shouted in a hurry, in fear that he would really act recklessly. Afterall, Ernest, Maria, the butler, and all the servants were here. It wouldn't be appropriate for him to actrecklessly.

Gary's hand didn't stop. On the contrary, he grew even more rowdy.

"Gary," Celeste called out softly.

"Let me check," Gary stared at her with burning eyes. His tone was firm and determined. He did notaccept any form of rejection.

He wanted to see how injured she was.

He was always so overbearing and strong. She could never resist him.

Celeste was keenly aware of what would happen once she agreed.

"It's okay, I'm much better," Celeste said quickly, "Don't worry. Don't look at it, please."

It was too embarrassing.

How could she show him?

"The more you try to deny it, the more it proves that there is something wrong," Gary insisted, "Ineed to take a look before I can be rest assured." "But are you sure you just want to take a look?"Celeste doubted the sincerity in his words and his self control.

"What do you think I can do?" He shot back dryly.

Celeste was dumbfounded as a thin blush flashed across her face.

"Can't you trust me?" She was still reluctant to show him.

"It's not that I don't trust you," Gary was serious, "It's just that you can't see it yourself, so there's apossibility that you were unable to examine the wound properly."