Chapter 517
Back in the day, people were always saying Cornelia was a bad omen claiming some fortune telling gibberish linking her parentsâ death to her fate
Hearing such nasty rumors, as a kid was like a lifelong shadow dangling over her head. Even though Corneliaâs granny kept telling her not to listen to all that trash talk, that II had nothing to do with her, it was already too late
The hurtful words had already taken root deep in Corneliaâs heart, impossible to dig out
In a stern tone, Corneliaâs granny cut her off, âCornelia, Iâve told you a million times not to listen to their baseless rumors. Why do you still take it to heart? Theyâre just saying things out of spite Got it?â
Cornelia, âBut
Gently rubbing her head, Corneliaâs granny said, âIf you want your father to rest easy in Heaven, then you need to live your life well. As long as youâre happy, your father will be at peaceâ
âAlright, Iâll live my life wellâ Cornelia knew the best way to pay respect was to live a good life. However, she still blamed herself, still wondered if things wouldâve been different if she wasnât in the car that day
But there are no whatâifs in life.
Comelias granny was in poor health and couldnât walk far. She sat down with Cornelia, âSo, how are things going between you and Jeremy?â
Both of them were constantly traveling for work, even unable to meet on Christmas. They probably didnât see each other often.
Every time she thought about it, Corneliaâs granny got worried, âEven the strongest marriage can be strained by longâdistance. Iâm afraid one day heâll be swept off his feet by another womanâ
Comelia was quite confident about this, âGranny, you donât have to worry Jeremy is a faithful man. If he was the type to be swayed, itâd be a matter of time. Better sooner than later, right?â
Poking Corneliaâs forehead, her granny asked. âTell me honestly, did you two have a fight? Is that why heâs ignoring your texts and calls?â
Leaning on her grannyâs shoulder, Cornelia said, âGranny, weâre good. I went to Woodpine yesterday and bought him a new outfit. He loved it.â
Granny, âAre you sure thereâs no problem?
Cornelia answered seriously, âGranny, when I promised to marry Jeremy, I was prepared to spend a lifetime with him Despite the bumps along the way, weâve sorted them out. After sorting them out, I saw his sincerity and understood some things myself. I believe heâs a reliable partner and I want to spend the rest of my life with him.â
Hearing this, Corneliaâs granny was delighted, âMarried life isnât always a bed of roses. The most important thing is to have shared values, understanding, support, and to live comfortably togetherâ
Cornelia couldnât agree more. âHow did you and grandpa meet?â
Granny Rebecca sighed, âJust like you two, we were introduced by our parents and then we got togetherâ
Laughing, Cornelia said, âIf we use todayâs lingo, you and grandpa had a âwhirlwind weddingâ
Granny Rebecca replied, âYou dare to tease me. I want to ask you, have you and Jay thought about when to have kids?â
Guess there was no avoiding the kid talk after all.