Chapter 966: Allen Tells Stories 4 Chapter 966: Allen Tells Stories 4 After a while, Uncle Allen continued his story.
“I rember it was a snowy night four years ago, Little Young Master was sitting in the car and said to , ‘Uncle Allen, when will I be able to find the woman from my dreams? She’s appeared frequently in my dreams again recently.’ Hearing such words, I was actually quite astonished. Could it be that the girl nad Julia wasn’t the true person he was looking for in his dreams?”
When Victoria Garcia heard this, her heartbeat suddenly quickened.
“I didn’t ask Little Young Master, but he looked at and said that after spending ti with Julia, he realized that apart from having an almost identical appearance to the girl in his dreams, her personality and preferences were completely different. That’s why he fell silent for a while after being with Julia—he felt he had mistaken the identity.”
Victoria Garcia could already imagine what the rest of the story would be like.
“Later on, Little Young Master encountered another girl who looked just like the one in his dreams, even her temperant and preferences were the sa. This one was indeed the girl Little Young Master had been searching for all along.” Saying this, Uncle Allen pulled the car over to the side, looked at Victoria Garcia’s face, and spoke word by word, “The girl Little Young Master was truly searching for is nad Victoria… Garcia.”
Even though she had guessed it, when Uncle Allen said it out loud, Victoria Garcia still felt deeply shocked.
So… it turns out that all the won Arnold Johnson referred to rely resembled her.
So… it turns out that the girl nad Julia, whom Arnold Johnson spoke of, resembled her.
Uncle Allen glanced at Victoria Garcia’s expression, then started the car and rged into the main road, continuing to speak, “The fluctuations and emotions that Little Young Master experienced when he stumbled upon Victoria Garcia were imaginable; he was extrely shocked. Yet, at that mont he discovered that Victoria Garcia was being looked after by a dedicated boyfriend whom she did not resent. This realization made Little Young Master want to quickly sever any romantic ties between them. Thus, he ticulously crafted a perfect plan that not only avenged Victoria’s grandparents but also swiftly claid her as his own. However, it was because of this very sa plan that he unintentionally hard Victoria’s mom.”
By this point in the story, many things had already beco crystal clear.
Uncle Allen slowly added, “The death of Victoria’s mom was truly an accident, an incident over which Little Young Master also agonized for a long ti. That’s why now, although Victoria Garcia resents him, he doesn’t bla her or resent her back. He’s only hoping for the day when she thinks things through and is willing to let go of her grudge.”
Uncle Allen stopped himself there, thinking that if Victoria Garcia was willing to forgive Arnold Johnson, then his words would suffice – she would naturally forgive on her own.
If she was not willing to forgive Arnold Johnson, then no amount of his talking could untangle her emotional knot.
“If I hadn’t heard it from you, Uncle Allen, I wouldn’t have been willing to believe in sothing like ‘Dream’,” Victoria Garcia said, finding the whole matter unbelievable.
Uncle Allen heard what Victoria Garcia had said and suddenly laughed, a laugh that sounded very content, “That’s why I told you this story. Dreams are mysterious things, or maybe they are a kind of fate. Perhaps it’s an unfinished connection from a past life that lingers unwillingly, so it still exists in thoughts.”
“Then why haven’t I experienced sothing like this?” After saying it, Victoria Garcia found herself amused.
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