Vincent immediately stopped his car beside Elisa. He told her, “Grandma is concerned about you. She wants me to send you back. Hop on in, or else Grandma will worry.”
Elisa frowned. She did not say anything, but she could see that Vincent was, indeed, alone in the car.
But she did not intend to get into the car. She spoke coldly, “You can tell Grandma that you’ve sent me back. I will not tell anyone about this.”
“Grandma said she wanted me to call her and let you speak to her. If not, she would not believe me. Grandma has aged. You shouldn’t cause her any unnecessary stress. You weren’t in the right state just now when you left. Do you still want Grandma to worry?”
Elisa frowned once more and kept silent.
“Hurry and get in. Grandma will worry about you if you don’t.” Vincent persuaded her once more.
Elisa had no choice but to open the car door.
Vincent only started the car when he saw her in the car with her seatbelt fastened.
He was reluctant to drive, but he was afraid Elisa would want to get out of the car if he started asking questions. Then, he could not do what Grandma had trusted him in. He hesitated a while before looking at Elisa and asked, “What happened? Why did you leave all of a sudden? Why is your face so pale?” He could not help but blurt out.
Elisa looked extraordinarily calm. She was no longer as worked up as when she talked to Gareth. She replied indifferently, “Nothing.”
Elisa did not feel like talking too much.
Because there was no point in discussing the matter.
Elisa did not have a good impression of Vincent either.
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