Farewell To My Endless Love novel Chapter 294

Nancy's POV:

After I got off work, I waited anxiously at the gate of the company, hoping to come across Charles again.

Not long after, Amy came out of the gate. I approached her, looking behind her and trying to find the man that I had been thinking of day and night.

"Nancy? Are you waiting for Mr. Moore?"

I flashed Amy a meek smile.

"If you're already off duty, Amy, what about him"

"He already left hours ago," she replied.

"I see..."

I was saddened by this, and by the time I gathered my composure, Amy had already left.

Disappointed, I let out a sigh. Then, I decided to call Nick. "Nick, I didn't get to see Charles today," I complained.

"I've already told you many times. Waiting for him in such an idiotic way won't do you any good! Just listen to me, Nancy. Give up on Charles. The healthy thing for you to do is to move on."

"Shut up, Nick!" I roared through gritted teeth.

"Anyway, I've got something else to do now. Bye!" My brother's indifference was disappointing.

Still, I wasn't going to give up on Charles.

Especially now that Scarlett was gone. This would be the perfect time for me to get Charles.

A bold plan took shape in my mind.

Since I couldn't find him in the company, I figured it would be better to wait for him at his house.

'If I could rent a house near his, I would see him more often!'

Spencer's POV:

Today my new bar, Swarms of Stars, officially opened in Kitsap.

Around eight in the evening, William arrived at the bar as scheduled.

"Spencer, is Charles here?" William asked me at once.

I lit a cigar, glancing at the riled up crowd downstairs through the smoke. Right now, my face displayed how sullen I was. "William, Charles isn't coming. He doesn't want to disturb Scarlett anymore."

"Is that so?"

William chuckled.

Seeing him laugh like that made me angry. "William, please do not forget that even Scarlett is with you now, Charles is still her legal husband."

"Is that the reason he's scared to meet with me?" he retorted.

"What are you trying to say?" I furrowed my brows.

"He must've guessed why I wanted to talk to him. I want to convince him to divorce Scarlett," said William.

This time, I was rendered speechless. 'Charles would never agree to a divorce,' I remarked inwardly.

"He said that he'd set Scarlett free, but it looks like he doesn't want to make a clean break with her. Is this what he calls 'never bothering her again?"

William also took out a cigarette from the table and lit it. Then, we stared at each other in silence.

"Is it true that Scarlett has lost her memory?"

"It is."

Now, I was staring at the crowd with a conflicted expression. "If a person forgets all her sadness and even her past source of happiness, do you think it's a good thing or a pity?"

William didn't offer me a response.