No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 2046

Chapter 2046 Taking Care

After discussing Vincent’s matters, Vincent actually wanted to talk about Elisa’s affairs and help her untangle the knots in her heart.

“I can tell you’re upset since Rachel fell unconscious,” Vincent said without paying attention to Elisa’s reaction.

Elisa didn’t respond. She just lowered her head and looked at her own toes.

What Vincent said was the truth. There was nothing to refute. They both knew the truth deep down.

Vincent said, “They probably told you when they were comforting you that Rachel wouldn’t blame you. Whether she blames you or not, honestly, I don’t know. You’re not sure either, are you? Right now, everything is just speculation.”

Elisa looked at Vincent, a bit puzzled, not understanding what he wanted to say.

Bella was staring at Vincent, shaking her head at him, signaling him not to say such provocative words at this time.

Elisa had already been blaming herself for a long time. She had barely managed to make some progress, but Vincent was risking turning all her efforts futile with his words.

Ignoring Bella, Vincent casually said, “Whether she blames you or not, no one knows. So, if you want to know, you have to take care of your health. It’s said that doctors don’t treat themselves, but understand your current physical condition.” Vincent hinted, glancing at Elisa’s leg.

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Elisa had barely managed to walk a few steps, and she was already feeling faint from hunger. She hadn’t eaten all day and had only just managed to have a little food to fill her stomach. She had rushed over there before she could fully recover. If it weren’t for Bella by her side, who knew what would have happened?

Somewhat embarrassed, Elisa pulled her legs in.

That was indeed the first time she wore such an expression. Bella speculated that perhaps she felt she had let Rachel down and, in turn, felt indebted to Vincent, which left her lacking confidence in her speech.

She initially thought Vincent would provoke Elisa, but surprisingly, his words worked quite well. It was visibly evident that Elisa was no longer dispirited.