His Real Wedded Bride novel Chapter 675

He laughed scornfully and said to Sula,"Who do you think you are? It is none of your business. It is a private affair between me and my mom. Don't meddle in things that do not concern you. It is not polite."

Sula's face turned pale at his words. Her impression had been that George was a thorough gentleman. She had never expected that he would turn into this mean and harsh man because of Holley.

"George, you are going too far and crossing all limits!" Donna scolded as she heard George talk to Sula in such a rude manner. She frowned and then said to him,"Why are you so rude to Sula? It is not her fault! She has done nothing wrong. Don't cross the line, George."

However, George just sneered and responded,"Do you think I don't know why you have brought her here? Are you still trying to fix us up? Don't you think it is ridiculous and it is time to stop this foolish match making?"

He gave a grim laugh and continued,"I didn't expose your tricks earlier because I didn't want to embarrass you, but now I have no choice but to be frank with you, Mom."

Saying this, he glanced at Sula. "I don't like Sula and I can never fall in love with her. It is better that you give up your false hopes of seeing us as a couple as early as possible. Do you understand me?"

"You..."

Donna was too furious to utter a single word while George just glared at Sula with cold eyes. "Look at you, Sula. You can easily find your Mr. Right someday as you are smart and beautiful. Why did you come here to be humiliated? You really have a thick hide."

"George..." mumbled Sula. She looked at him in great shock as if the man standing in front of her were not George. How could he make such harsh remarks to her?

George looked at Donna and continued,"Mom, I have to share with you my innermost thoughts and wishes. I have decided to marry Holley. If you accept her as your daughter-in-law, we will show filial respect for you, but if you don't..." Saying this, George paused for a while and then finally said,"I will think that I do not have a mother."

As he finished his sentence, George turned to leave. Donna hastily stopped him. She asked in an anxious voice,"What do you mean? Are you going to break all relations with me? Is that what you are trying to say?"

George didn't even turn around to look at her. Instead he replied in a cold voice,"Mom, if this is the only way to make you understand, then I say yes. Moreover, if you do anything to hurt Holley again, I won't make concessions for you anymore."

He turned to leave and walked out without hesitation after he finished his words.

Donna felt dizzy. She slouched on the chair feeling very weak. She had never expected that George loved Holley so deeply.

"Are you okay, Aunt Donna?" asked Sula. She stepped forward and looked searchingly at Donna and then embraced her.

"I am fine. Don't worry, dear." Donna got a grip on her emotions. She held Sula's hands and said,"Sula, don't be mad at George. He has a short temper. He just lost his mind out of rage. I promise you that he didn't mean his angry words. So please, please ignore all he said and don't take it to heart."

Saying this, Donna patted Sula's hands to console her and went on,"You are a good girl. I am sure you will understand me, right?"

"Aunt Donna, of course I understand you. There is no need for you to comfort me or feel awkward." Sula, instead of getting angry, acted as if nothing had happened. She then replied,"George is my childhood friend. I would never get mad at his words. I know he said all that in anger and did not really mean anything."

As she finished her sentence, a sly smile spread over her face. After a small pause, Sula continued,"I am feeling very optimistic right now. Just wait and see. I am sure George will come back to me sooner or later."

Donna finally smiled at Sula's cheerful and understanding words. She was relieved and comforted by her words.