True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 116

"So what?" Grace Smith retorted, "So what if I rented a tent? I went with someone else."

"The tents are side by side." Jensen Charm said, "You didn't rent only one."

"But I don't have anything to do with you." Grace rejected his claims, because she didn't want to have

anything to do with Jensen. "Officer Charm, don't think too much. It's just a coincidence that I rented a

tent."

"Is it a coincidence?" Jensen looked at Grace with burning eyes and said, "You're lying. Grace, I'm a

policeman, I know criminal psychology!"

Grace was stunned again.

"What does this have to do with anything?"

She was not a criminal.

"Your eyes are flashing, and you are avoiding this question." Jensen analyzed.

Grace pursed her lips and said, "I don't think it's necessary to discuss about this."

"No, it's very necessary." Jensen shook his head and looked at her with wisdom in his black eyes.

"What you avoid is precisely what you don't want to face. Do you want to be with Heinz now? Is that

why you reject me so much?"

Grace was really stunned.

"Heinz is my good friend. We grew up together, and we have deep bonds of brotherhood. I was the one

who told him to give you to me."

With a buzz, Grace was mind-blown.

She felt that her blood was going cold.

It turned out that the reason why Heinz Jones said those words today was this! The reason why he was

so abnormal today!

Huh!

Grace only felt that it was extremely ironic.

It turned out that in a man's heart, women were like pieces of clothing. Even if he fancied her, he could

give her to his friend at will.

She pursed her lips bitterly and looked at Jensen with a poker face. "Officer Charm, what right do you

have to make decisions on my life?"

"I am not doing that!" Jensen immediately shook his head and said, "Grace, don't get me wrong. I really

want to be responsible for you. You see, if you don't want me to be responsible for you and you can get

past the hurdle in your heart, then it doesn't matter. We are still friends when we meet in the future."

"The problem is that I haven't slept with you before." Grace denied, "Why do I have to admit to

something that I have not done?"

Jensen said again, "Oh, so I accidentally entered a girl's tent, leaving a note and 20,000 dollars."

Oh!

This time, a light flashed in front of Grace's eyes, and she felt dizzy.

Her heart was hit by a heavy blow and she didn't move for a long time.

Was that man really Jensen?

No.

There was only one week left before the DNA test would be out. At that time, she would know whether

Heinz was Little Gary's father or not.

She could not allow herself to be thrown into confusion.

But she was caught off guard by Jensen's words. There were so many coincidences.

Seeing that Grace's face went pale, his eyes moved slightly. He was not in a hurry, as if she was a

suspect for the interrogation.

"Grace, take a look at your reaction. I can't help thinking about it." Jensen said, "Twenty thousand

dollars was not much. It was all I had that day."

"Stop it," Grace said in a low voice.

She didn't want to listen to what he said.

Grace turned around and was about to leave. But when she saw the flowers in her hand, she

immediately gave them back and said, "Give it to whoever you want to give it to."

She turned her head and walked away mercilessly.

Jensen was shocked again. He looked at the flowers in his hand and was very confused.

He took out his phone and called Heinz.

"Heinz, what did you tell Grace today?"

After receiving the call from Jensen, Heinz frowned and asked, "About what?"

"Hey, forget it, I've said everything!" Jensen said, "I told Grace that you will let me have her."

Heinz's face darkened. "What did you say?"

"You're just a pig." Heinz couldn't help but swear, "You're so block-headed."

Jensen was also stunned. After a long time, he came to his senses and said, "Heinz, haven't you told

Grace about it yet?"

"Bullshit." Heinz said angrily.

"That's because you regret it?" Jensen said, "You're so angry. It's obvious that you regret it."

"Yes, I regret it." Heinz gritted his teeth. "I regret it. I wish I could tear you apart."

"Why is that?" Jensen felt wronged. "I'm just looking for the woman whom I had one night stand years

before. I didn't do anything wrong."

"It's been so many years. What are you looking for?" Heinz said angrily, "Isn't it good to let her lead her

own life?"

Jensen's eyes widened. "But she's so beautiful. I find her pleasing to the eye."

Heinz hung up the phone.

His expression was very dark and stern.

Lester saw that the president was angry and did not dare to say anything.

Jensen looked at his cell phone and looked in the direction of the newspaper office. He decided that no

matter what, he had to wait here for Grace to emerge.

Grace didn't come out until half an hour later. As soon as she came out, she saw Jensen coming up to

her with a smile on his face.

She got angry all of a sudden.

"Grace," Jensen said, "if you don't accept the flowers, can we put an end to the past problems? Don't

be angry and have a good talk."

"What do you want to talk about?" Grace looked at him coldly. "There's nothing to talk about. I'm not the

person you're looking for."

"Grace, do you want to use a lie detector to testify your words?" Jensen said. Property of Nô)(velDr(a)ma.Org.

This time, it really hurt Grace.

She looked at Jensen and said nothing.

Jensen shoved her the flowers again.

Grace turned around and left.

"Don't be angry. If you don't want it, so be it." Jensen looked at the newspaper office and put the

flowers at the door. Then he turned around and went after Grace.

He then stepped forward and grabbed Grace's wrist.

Grace, who was reigning in her anger, became even angrier. The moment she turned her head, she

kicked Jensen in the shins.

He could have avoided it, but he didn't.

Looking at Grace, he frowned slightly and said, "If you're angry, you can kick me again. I hope you can

understand my feelings. I'm really sorry."

Grace looked at him without any expression.

Jensen looked at her and sighed. "I'm sorry, I may not have handled it properly. I understand what you

mean. I'm sorry to have bothered you."

He let go of Grace, turned around and left. This time, Jensen did not stop. He returned to the car,

started the car, and left quickly.

Grace was stunned and didn't move for a long time.

In a car in the distance, Heinz looked at them, and there was a trace of exhaustion in his eyes.

Lester looked at him and said, "President, do you want to send Miss Smith home?"

"There's no need." Heinz said in a deep voice.

He had seen them pulling and dragging at each other.

It seemed that she was very angry.

She was either angry from embarrassment, or from something else.

He said to Lester, "Let's go back to eat with our young master."

"Yes." Lester nodded, started the car and left.

Grace went into a supermarket opposite the newspaper office. She picked up a bottle of blue cheese

from the shelf and paid for it before she went home.