Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan) novel Chapter 400

Chapter 400 Someone forced her to leave?

"Uncle Sam, please come in."

After Martha said this, she turned sideways, obviously agreeing to let the other party into the room.

Sam's thin lips were tightly pursed as he walked indifferently into Martha's room and nonchalantly sat down on the couch in the room.

Martha, who opened the door at this time, remained in place, looking at the man who walked into the room with a wary look in his eyes.

The door to the room had been closed by Martha before Sam entered.

This nominal third uncle was now coming to her, talking about some secrets.

In particular, what he had to say concerned her mother, and the door to the room was closed to prevent the servants from hearing what they shouldn't.

Sam, who grew up in the Lucas family, was not stupid, and noticed Martha's wariness in just one glance.

His eyes darkened, and his indifferent voice rang out in the room.

"You don't have to be so wary of me, I'm not going to hurt you."

Martha looked at the man standing not far away with some consternation, how could she have expected the other party to just say it so directly?

Could it be that this third uncle had always spoken so directly?

Without waiting for Martha to come back to herself, Sam withdrew his gaze and turned his head to stare at his niece standing in the doorway.

He had been watching Martha's stunned face, his thin lips unconsciously pursed.

After a long time, his eyes began to lose focus, as if he was looking at another person through the woman in front of him.

Soon, he hid his outburst well and said lightly, "You look like your mother."

Martha's eyebrows knitted slightly, her eyelids lowered, hiding the weird look in her eyes.

Somehow, she actually saw a hint of tenderness in Sam's gaze.

Was ...

When she thought about it, she couldn't help but start to wonder what kind of relationship this third uncle had with her mother.

Martha pondered for a moment before taking the lead and breaking the silence at this point.

"At this late hour, did you come to tell me something about my mother?"

Sam's eyes sank, and his face hidden under the light appeared even colder and more stern.

"You shouldn't have come back."