The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 936

Irene was silent for a moment before she replied, "I'll leave if he doesn't love me."

"Could you do so without tears? Without regrets?" Zachary pressed.

Irene was silent.

She had no idea, and the answer was probably not.

After all, once a person falls in love, any parting would break their heart.

"Don't worry. I hear you—I'll let her go for the sake of her happiness." Zachary pursed his lips in a smile. "Do you know why two people in love still have to part?"

"External factors," Irene replied.

It was certainly the case for Zachary and Lulu. So much had happened between them that they were driven apart.

In fact, even if Lulu turned around and accepted him again, things might not return to the way they had been for them.

A relationship is a fragile object. Once shattered, it would never be the way it was, no matter what is done.

"Did you watch Garfield?" Zachary suddenly asked.

Irene shook her head—she did not have the luxury of watching cartoons as a child.

As such, Zachary told her, "So there's this episode where Garfield got lost and was sold to a pet shop. He was naturally in pain and worried that Jon would get depressed from missing him… that is, until one morning when Jon entered the same pet shop and found Garfield. He bought the fat cat again and was reunited."

"At the end of the episode, Garfield was watching the setting sun as he mused to himself that he'd never ask John why he entered that pet shop. Jon, in turn, never told Garfield that he had just a sliver of hope as he visited the last pet shop in town."

Both of them turned silent, leaving the car in quietness.

At the same time, Stan was occasionally glancing at the both of them from the rearview mirror.

Even if there were occasions when James taunted him for being single, he could already see, as a bystander, just how painful a relationship could get.

That was why he believed that being single was much better.