"Half a month has passed," she said, her expression very calm.
Henry Sullivan nodded silently.
"Why did I have to hear about this from other people’s gossip?"
Henry looked at her, gently stroking her cheek, "I wanted to hide it from you, didn’t want you to be upset because of this."
"I thought so too; it was Isla who ca to find you, right? Has she regained her mory?"
"Yes, she has regained her mory and ca to ask for a favor," seeing Ivy Miller so calm, Henry felt vaguely worried.
Either outbreaks occur during calm, or in calm... He shook his head: "Ivy, I hid it out of kindness.
Isla ca to for help, she’s not trying to win back.
Her relationship with her current husband seems very good, I can tell from her words that she no longer has feelings for , so..."
"So, what did she want you to help her with?"
"It was... she wanted to find a secluded place for her."
Ivy smiled, "If her relationship with her husband is so good, why would she need you to find her a secluded place?"
"She didn’t explain, it seems like she has so unavoidable difficulties."
Ivy nodded, "Does she know you’re married?"
"She knows, and she knows I’m very happy now.
She said she wouldn’t ruin our marriage, as long as I helped her this ti, she wouldn’t co to disturb us again.
And indeed, she hasn’t bothered in the last half month."
Ivy sat there, sighing softly, wondering what she should say, truly at a loss.
Her own husband was secretly helping his ex-girlfriend.
Even though his explanation seed perfect, she still felt uncomfortable inside.
She wasn’t sure if this woman’s so-called absence was just a reminder that her husband once had a girlfriend, making her the third party.
Thinking about this made her feel awful.
"Ivy, this matter is over, shall we let it go?"
"Let it go? She’ll co back, even if it’s not her, I’m sure the na Isla Linton will never exit your life."
"My feelings for her are in the past."
"It doesn’t matter whether your feelings have passed or not," she shook her head with a smile.
"Henry Sullivan, do you believe in a woman’s intuition?
The na Isla Linton will follow you all your life.
All my life, I’m destined to be entwined among you, a third party."
"You’re not; don’t speak of yourself like that," Henry sighed, not regretting keeping it from her.
Because the state she’s in now is exactly what he feared.
Ivy smiled, rolling back onto the bed, "Believe it or not, just wait and see, ti will show you, a woman’s intuition is sotis very accurate."
Henry turned back to look at her, his expression conflicted.
Ivy pursed her lips, "Henry, don’t look at , I’m fine.
I know, when you t Isla, you didn’t do anything.
I also believe everything you just said; I don’t bla you.
I’m just thinking about when the test we have to face next will appear.
You found lodging for Isla; if her husband cares about her, he’ll co looking sooner or later.
Half a month has passed, it’s high ti, isn’t it?"
"The lodging wasn’t found by ; I asked Hunter Warren to do it.
It was Faye Townsend who finally contacted Isla, so even if Isla’s husband were to look, it would be through Faye."
"You really have two good friends; not everyone is willing to take such bla for you."
Ivy turned her head to look out the window, "Henry, I don’t bla you for deceiving ; I know you didn’t tell the truth for my good.
But just one thing: I hope this is the last ti since we’re a couple, and when there are problems and difficulties, we should face them together.
What you’re doing to help Isla makes it seem like you’re leaving out."
"I’m doing this for your good."
"I already said, I understand your difficulties, but what I want is for the couple to be of one heart.
I can understand your feelings; why can’t you understand mine?"
Henry looked at Ivy’s expression, finally coming to a realization; he understood that his action of keeping her in the dark was unfaithful to Ivy.
What she wanted was his trust, his honesty, his transparency.
He smiled at her, "Okay, I promise you, I will never keep such things from you again."
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