True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 433

"How are you going to do it by yourself?" asked Grace in disbelief.

"By force, of course," Heinz said shamelessly. "If you won't cooperate, I can only do it by myself. Don't worry, I'll try to be gentle."

"I'm not kidding. I'm really tired," protested Grace.

"I'm not kidding either. You can sleep," he replied. If Heinz did not do it, he would be pent up with discomfort.

He lowered his eyes and looked at her delicate facial features. Although she was barefaced, she was so beautiful. Her long hair was strewn over the pillow, pure and flawless, emitting a faint fragrance.

It was so natural.

When she saw him staring at her, she was very embarrassed and her big eyes flickered. She looked very beautiful.

"I'm really tired," Grace said in a low voice. "I really have work to do tomorrow. I'll be busy for the next three days."

Heinz looked down at her, and there was a surge of emotions in his eyes.

She was very tired, and he had to be understanding.

He couldn't be too selfish.

"Alright," he said, nodding sadly. "I'll let you off today."

She smiled and said, "I thought you would ignore my feelings."

Heinz looked at her with a smile in his eyes. "Is it because I used to be hostile? Is that why you don't have confidence in me?"

After thinking for a while, she stared at him and nodded honestly.

"I knew you would think of me this way."

"I apologize," she said with a smile. "I find that you are actually a very good person."

Heinz was stunned. "How sure are you?"

"Pretty sure," Grace nodded. "You're very generous to Officer Charm. You treat your friend's parents and other elders very well. You're a filial son. You've really proved many of my assumptions about you wrong. I admit that I was too narrow-minded in the past."

She didn't know much about Heinz before, but after getting to know him, she felt that he was a really nice person.

Heinz looked at her with a flash of apology and guilt in his eyes. He avoided her eyes and said, "Grace. Maybe I'm not as good as you think. You really should not think too highly of me."

Grace was stunned for a moment, but she did not speak. She just looked at him, and his eyes were warm and gentle, shining.

He was talking about Jodie's parents.

Needless to say, Grace understood what Heinz was thinking.

"I am very sorry, Grace. The better I treat others and the more I endure, the more I will feel sorry and guilty towards you. I've wronged you, yet here you are waiting for me. Instead of blaming me, you think so highly of me. I really feel bad for treating you like this."

His voice sounded so apologetic. It was low, deep, and full of his emotions.

He felt conflicted, guilty, sorry, and helpless.

"It doesn't matter," Grace did not mind. "As you said, I am your woman. It's okay if you wrong me; I'll understand you more than the outsiders do.”

Upon hearing that, Heinz was stunned, and his eyes began to twitch.

He looked at her and couldn't believe that she would be so forgiving.

"Grace!" He whispered in a hoarse voice. "Are you a silly girl?"

"No," Grace shook her head. "I think a lifetime is more important than a short period of time."

Heinz stared at her. He was really surprised.

Grace laughed and said, "My point is I don't feel sad or wronged. No matter who you give in to and who you take care of, it is your morality. As long as you don't associate with other women or have an affair with someone else, I will not bother."

"Grace," Heinz said in a deep voice. "Don't worry. I won't be associated with any other woman, and I won't have an affair either." "I trust you," Grace yawned again. "I'm really going to sleep now."