Female Novel
Chapter 826
Hearing Heinz express his dissatisfaction strongly through the phone, Grace raised her head to look at him
His handsome face was gloomy, and his thin lips were tightly pursed. He looked very cold and his voice was even icier when hesaid, "| don't have time to waste on you. Don't talk nonsense.”
His father continued to say, "This is not nonsense. | really have a very important issue to tell you. After all, we haven't seen eachother for so many years. All | want is to say a few words, is that too much?"
Heinz's voice became even colder and his face was as cold as ice, "Humph! That's for sure. In your mind, everything is within anacceptable level, right? Well, this is not the first time that you've gone too far. For you, it may be the most important thing, but tome, it's not."
His father said calmly, "Kid, | really have something very important to tell you."Heinz replied indifferently, "There is nothing important left between us since a long time ago."
"| really have something to tell you,” his father still said it in the same tone and it seemed that he was not in a hurry. He spokecasually, which caused Heinz to be very frustrated.
His expression suddenly changed and he said apathetically, "Don't call me again."
His father said, "If you don't want to answer the phone, I'll go to your house to look for you, or maybe I'll go there now. | can seemy two grandsons too. | heard that Grace gave birth to two children for you. I'm looking forward to seeing them."
Heinz's chest heaved up and down. It seemed that his father's words really irked him.
The man on the other side continued to say, "I didn't expect that after so many years, | actually became a grandfather and havetwo precious grandsons. It's a happy occasion, and | haven't encountered such a cheerful event for many years. | want to seemy grandsons. It's not too much of an ask, don't you think so?"
Speaking of that, Heinz sneered even more. He said coldly, "You don't even have a son, so how can you have a grandson?When people plant a seedling, they need to water and fertilize it. They work hard to take good care of it until it grows into a largetree. Being a person who did not participate in the process at all, how dare you want to enjoy the fruits of others’ labor?"
His father was full of confidence when he said, "Because | am your father. It is impossible for you to get rid of our blood ties."
Heinz said coldly, "You are used to being shameless, aren't you? If there was justice in this world, will it punish someone likeyou?"
"Irresponsible and greedy."“Now that you are old, you want to spend time with your family.""You don't deserve to have such happiness! If you still have some dignity, you would not ask for this.”
His father disagreed and said, "Don't say that! It's not that | was irresponsible. It was only after you had become an adult that |left. As for me and your mother, your mother was clear about it. It was all in the past and it ended when her life was over."
"You don't have to keep bringing it up to criticize me for being irresponsible. That's not true."“After all, | only left you when you reached adulthood, am | right?"“And in your opinion, isn't it more irresponsible for the parents who are divorced?"
Heinz trembled in anger and said, "You didn't divorce my mother before you left. If you really divorced my mother, | would stillrespect you as a man, but what did you do then?"
His father replied composedly, "To put it bluntly, you hate me now because | left you for so many years, right? | think you havepassed the age where you need a father's love, so there is no need to hate me so much now."
"In fact, | don't need you to do anything for me. | just want to see you. After all, we haven't seen each other for many years, then Iwill tell you something important, but now, should | say it or not?"
“You can shut up. No one wants to listen to you," said Heinz and hung up.
Before he put the phone back in his pocket, Grace had reached out to hold his other hand.
He was perplexed and looked at her.
She also looked back and saw the loneliness and anxiety in him. She experienced the same emotions.In this world, perhaps no one could understand Heinz's feelings better than she did.
Grace held his hand tightly.novelbin
He paused for a while. He stared at her fair hand, which was holding his hand tightly. Her white hand was in stark contrast to hiswheatcolored one.
One was petite and the other was wide.Her hands were so small, but he wanted to hold onto them, as though they could give him strength.
Heinz gave a rueful smile and held her hand. He said in a hoarse voice, "You and | are really the same. You have anirresponsible mother whereas | have a father who is just like her."
She raised her eyes and said softly, "That is why we should cherish each other and don't make ourselves sad because of them."He took a deep breath and said nothing.
Grace spoke softly, "| shouldn't haveallowed myself to be influenced bymy mother. At the end e the elayrit'sbecause |: mngt mature \Gnough.Apter are her fate and | can'tdecide for her. Instead, | should beresponsible for my own life, myhusband, my children, as well as mysister and brother who care aboutme." Please read the original contentat NovelDrama.Org.
As she said that, she beamed with delight as though she had proved that she was no longer being downcast.He laughed.They looked at each other and grinned. Both of them felt a little bitter.
That sort of mood was something unspeakable and it was because they were the only ones who could understand each other'sfeelings.
Grace gently suggested, "Heinz, what does your father want to talk to you about? If you want to know, don't be stubborn and gosee him."
He shook his head and said, "No! |don't want to see him. | was onceeager to see him when als left O11weyer pe nEVE? ick ed up thephone, or he would hang up anytimewhen he was annoyed. After | gotused to him not answering my call,he called me again, but | was alreadydisappointed." Please read theoriginal content at NovelDrama.Org.
"As of now, it doesn't matter to mewhether he is there for me or notPerhaps | will Cpge celted Soothinted the bottom of my heart, butwhen he actually asks me to dosomething, | feel resentful." Pleaseread the original content atNovelDrama.Org.
“Just like the both of you, maybe when he becomes like your mother, | will regret it."“Anyway, | don't want to see him now. | think you understand that feeling.”
Grace raised her head to look at him. A ray of sunlight shone onto her neck through the leaves and made her look even moreslender, gentle, and beautiful.
Her eyes were slightly red but exceptionally clear and she seemed enlightened. She nodded and said softly, "| know all yourfeelings. I'm probably the only one who does."