The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 196

Chapter 196

Henry was already feeling ill and irritable, but he still had to comfort Kathy as she continued her crying fit.

That alone made Henry think less of her than Irene.

Women could be delicate and their vulnerability might tug at the heartstrings of men, being exceedingly spoiled would get on anyone’s nerves.

but

Henry was already feeling irritable, and he certainly did not have the patience to comfort someone else!

“You told me you wanted me to get together with Isaac, right?” Kathy sobbed.

Henry kept his patience as he told her, “Sit.”

At the same time, Moneypenny reminded her, “Say what you have to, but no one would understand you if you cry louder than you speak.”

Kathy glanced between him and Henry just then. Even though Henry was not visibly angry, he was a lot less mild than usual. She was naturally smart enough to notice Moneypenny’s kindness, and quickly stopped sobbing.

Having ensured that she was calm, she said, “Did you know? Isaac transferred me from the headquarters to a branch office! I won’t be able to see him, let alone get him to warm up to me

Henry was not actually surprised–that was Isaac’s style.

He then remembered that he had basically pushed Irene to Isaac as well, but she had never come to him bawling like Kathy. In fact, she had never complained to Henry about any grievance she suffered, nor shed a tear even when Isaac made her bleed right here in this manor!

He would never have been able to tell if he never compared them, but once he did, it became apparent to him that Kathy was a far cry from Irene!

Even if most men would agree that a woman with looks and a caring side was good enough, Isaac covered so many bases that he did not need someone that extraordinary–but a crybaby certainly would not do!

Henry actually felt awkward just then.

He was the one who had proposed the match in the first place, and if he reneged now, he would have broken a promise to both Cedric and Kathy.

And if she held a grudge…

What a dilemma!

Moneypenny could tell what he was thinking, and hence thought of an idea.