Let Love Takes Away All This Pain By Jenna Writes novel Chapter 179

Chapter 179: You broke us up, but you can’t break our hearts 

Bella came to the hotel and went straight to Jackson and Alva’s room. 

She knocked on the door. 

There is no sound inside. 

She knocked again, harder this time. 

But there was still no sound inside. 

Bella tightened her eyebrows and called Jackson again. 

But no one answered the phone. 

He turned around and went downstairs to the front desk. 

“Hello, I want to ask if the guest in room 7809 is still there?” 

“Not anymore.” 

“Not here?” 

“Yes, I checked out an hour ago.” 

Discharge, check out. 

Did the three of them leave Lake Town? 

Bella thought about it and called Flora. 

This time Flora was on the phone. 

“Bella. 

“Flora, where are you?” 

“I just got off the plane, in Kyoto, what’s wrong?” 

“You went back to Kyoto?” 

“Yeah, Alva is out of the hospital. She and Jackson got engaged in a few days. I’m coming back to prepare for the engagement.” 

Hearing her say this, Bella’s tense heart relaxed. 

“Oh, so that’s how it is. Uriah was also discharged from the hospital today. I wanted to invite you out for a meal.” 

Flora smiled, “That’s not a coincidence, I happened to be on the plane this morning.” 

“Yes, it can only be next time.” 

Flora said, “It doesn’t matter. Jackson and Alva are engaged on the ninth day of this month. You will definitely come. Come back a day or two early. 

Bella’s heart moved slightly, “Well, where did they get engaged?” 

“Kyoto, Penglai Hotel, I have already arranged it.” 

“Well, I’ll be back two days early.” 

“Okay, then I’ll get in the car, we’ll talk when we have time.” 

“Well.” 

Flora hung up, and Bella put down her phone and looked at the calendar. 

It’s the second day of junior high school today. 

There is still a week left until the engagement of the two. 

Uriah, will you do anything then? 

Heyday Group Building, Conference Room. 

At the end of the one-hour meeting, Uriah walked out of the conference room. 

York followed, reporting on the work schedule that followed. 

Soon the two walked into the CEO’s office, and Uriah looked at York, “Book a flight to Mexico tonight.” 

“Okay.” 

York put the papers down and turned to go out. 

Uriah sat in the desk chair behind her work desk and clicked on her computer email. 

Suddenly, the phone rang. 

He took the phone, looked at the screen, and answered. 

“Uriah, Madam has a 10:00 a.m. flight back to Kyoto, Alva has a 1:20