The Lies He Told Me (Grace and Antonio) novel Chapter 32

Chapter32 

When Grace finally recovered from her severe illness, there were only ten days left until her fake death. 

She had been told about a detailed plan over the phone. 

Soon, Grace would be able to escape from here by faking a car accident. 

On Grace’s birthday, Antonio mysteriously took her to the harbor, where a brand–new yacht sparkled under the sunlight. 

It was the gift he was giving her, named Forever Grace. 

Then, with a smile, Antonio took Grace’s hand and led her aboard the yacht, taking her to an island. 

As soon as she stepped off the yacht, Grace froze. 

The island was covered with lilies of the valley, her favorite. 

At night, grand fireworks exploded in the sky. 

Antonio appeared amidst the cheers of all his friends. 

He wore a suit, exuding an air of elegance and nobility. 

His intense gaze was fixated on Grace as always. 

It was like she was the only thing that mattered in this world. 

Antonio came up to Grace, took out a ring, and said, “Grace, I promised to give you a diamond ring every year. 

“This is the one for this year.” 

He curved his lips into a charming smile, his eyes glinting with affection. 

The crowd started cheering. 

“Antonio really loves Grace. He literally spoils her rotten!” 

“Yeah, no doubt! Antonio even has Grace’s birthday as his car license number!” 

They had no idea that Grace didn’t feel anything when she watched him put the new ring on her finger. 

It was time to make a wish. 

Antonio gazed at Grace, finding her usual cool features soft at this moment. “Grace, may all your wishes come true,” he said. 

Grace opened her eyes and smiled faintly. 

Antonio probably thought she’d made the same wish as before. 

He didn’t know that her birthday wish for this year was to escape from him! 

After a day of ups and downs, Grace went to bed. 

In the middle of the night, she was awakened by a text message. 

Mylie had sent two words, “Come out.” 

Grace threw on a coat and walked unsteadily to the beach. 

The groom, the guests, and the decorations hadn’t changed…