True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 770

"Why do you want to meet Heinz? He is a busy man, and it's best that you let go of that thought right away, Aunt Candace," frowned Zachary as he rejected her request.

"When I wanted to meet Grace, not only were you not helpful, you even stopped me from trying. Now that I want to meet Heinz here, you are getting in the way once again. Zachary, what exactly is your intention?" Candace roared with dissatisfaction.

He looked at her, who apart from being related by blood, he did not have much connection with, and asked, "I have been clear with my intentions, Aunt Candace. Surely, you already know that. Why do you still ask about something you already know?"

"Is it that impossible for me to meet Heinz?" She asked.

Zachary looked at her.

He couldn't help but think of this woman before his eyes who appeared from nowhere and went around dictating her long-estranged daughters with no heed for what her intentions are. It was typical of her to behave that way, however, he couldn't help but feel irritated.

He felt that Candace took them all for granted.

He did not know where she got her confidence. She actually had the guts to come back and command Grace and Alice in such a manner after having abandoned them for so many years.

In conclusion, he was not going to allow Candace to meet Grace and Alice again. Unless, of course, they were willing to meet her; only then would he step in to help.

This was because Candace's actions were both disgusting and infuriating.

Zachary processed the thoughts in his heart. "Aunt Candace, you brought this upon yourself. You've made it impossible for anyone to understand you. As for the question of why you did that before, it was left unanswered even until now."

"Now that you are back, you want to meet Grace and Alice but they have refused to meet you, so now, you're requesting to meet Heinz again."

"Are you in need of cash? Is that it? If so, I can give it to you. Just stop disturbing your daughters!"

It was not like Candace had not borrowed money from him before. He had lent her some money when they met in the United States previously. Zachary was never a stingy man. As long as she asked, he would help her for the sake of his father.

"Borrow money?" She sneered as she raised her eyebrows. She looked at Zachary, as if she had seen a big joke, and asked, "Do you think I need to borrow money?"

"If that's not the case, then what is it?" He questioned her bluntly.

Candace smirked and was not in a hurry to answer. Instead, she leaned back on the sofa, looked at him, and asked, "How much can you lend me?"

She really came back to borrow money.

"You haven't paid me back the money you borrowed from me last time," Zachary replied sharply as he squinted his eyes at her.

"I won't owe you for too long. Don't worry, I'll return it to you," she pursed her lips as she reassured him.

Zachary couldn't hide how helpless he felt. Grace and Alice had really suffered too much to have such a mother.

His heart ached for his cousins.

And this aunt of his was completely irresponsible. Not only did she not care about her own daughters, she even wanted to use them as a means of getting cash.

"Aunt Candace, I'm not asking you to return the money. You don't seem to be in a situation to be able to keep your word on it anyway," Zachary explained. This was by far the only aunt who was able to get under his skin.

"Why? Do you think I am not capable of it?" She raised her eyebrows as she asked him.

"What about doing something that can make me look up to you for once?" Zachary smirked. "I don't need you to return the money from before; all I'm asking is that you do not harass Grace again. She played a great role as a mother for you and took good care of Alice. If I was you, I wouldn't disturb her.", he added further.