True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 164

Heinz Jones smiled coldly and said, "I have nothing to say to you."

Marry Smith was stunned, but she was not upset. She collected her emotions and said, "Mr. Jones, no matter what, I am still Grace's sister."

"Really?", Heinz sneered. "I couldn't tell that you're Grace's sister. Did she acknowledge you as her sister?"

"Mr. Jones, whether she acknowledges me or not, she is still my sister." Marry said with a smile, "This is an indisputable fact."

Heinz narrowed his eyes, "What does it have to do with me?"

After he finished speaking, he turned around and left.

Marry was not in a hurry and just said, "Mr. Jones, I have an old photo of my sister here. I'd always wanted to return it to her. Maybe when she sees it, she will think of the beautiful memories in the past -the lovely memories between Simon Brown and her."

She was holding a photo album in her hands. It seemed rather old, but it was well-preserved.

Heinz was about to leave but was stopped by her words.

Marry was sure that given the opportunity, a man would definitely be interested in learning more

about the past relationships of the woman he likes.

What's more, Heinz enjoys having control over things he has interests in.

Just as she expected, Heinz slowly turned around.

Marry smiled and tapped on the photo album in her hands.

Heinz narrowed his eyes and said in a deep voice, "Mrs. Brown, wouldn't you feel any bitterness bringing up about the past between Grace and your husband. Wouldn't your conscience be tormented?"

Marry shook her head gently and said, "No, Mr. Jones, if you think that way, then you must have misunderstood me. I am not a petty woman."

"That's true." Heinz sneered. "You are a woman who took away her sister's ex-boyfriend and made him yours. I'm sure you must be very generous and open-minded."

"If I'm not open-minded enough, I would have been tortured to death by my own misery." Marry also forced a smile and said, "How about it? Are you interested in it?"

Heinz looked at the photo album in her hands and narrowed his eyes. The contents were definitely interesting to him.

But he knew that she wanted something else too.

Heinz smiled scornfully, "Mrs. Brown, I am not a person who will be easily set up."

"Mr. Jones, you think too much." Marry chuckled. "I have no intention to plot against you."

"Are you planning to plot against Grace then?” Heinz asked sarcastically.

Marry shook her head and said, "Even though it might seem scheming to you, I really do want my sister to see the things in the past. Aren't you afraid that my sister has not moved on from Simon? This is an opportunity for you to see if she had already moved from him. I believe as intelligent as you are, Mr. Jones, you would naturally be able to see through her thoughts."

Heinz looked at her with knitted brows, his eyes locked sharply on her. "Haha, this is to fulfill your wish, right?"

Marry was stunned and smiled awkwardly.

"I'm sorry, but your wish will not come true." Heinz looked at her indifferently, "Since it's a matter of the past, then there is no need to see it."

He turned around again.

"Mr. Jones." Marry caught up with him and blocked his way. She forced the photo album to his chest and said, "You'd better give it to her. If you are so open- minded, then you wouldn't be afraid to see anything, so why don't you just take it? You don't have anything to hide, so naturally, you wouldn't be afraid of anything, would you, Mr. Jones?"

After that, she turned and left.

Heinz frowned as he looked at the album in his hands and then at Marry's retreating silhouette.

This photo album carried Grace's past - her beautiful memories and feelings.

He clenched his hands over the album and narrowed his eyes, glaring at Marry's back.

This woman is so manipulative.

He pursed his lips and took a last glance at her. He then went to his car with the albums in his arms.