Hard To Say Goodbye

Chapter 39 Fight For It

Curling up in the sofa, Laquisha recalled the things happened in the past three years. She not only

sighed in her heart, but also thought, 'If I had known this earlier, why did I have to do that?'

No matter how hard the path she had chosen, she had to go on.

There were two different people living in each other's hearts. One was a devil, and the other was an

angel. When you were kind, the devil would come out to make trouble, and when you were evil, the

kindness would come out to save you.

It depended on which one occupied the large proportion in your deep mind.

When angel defeated the devil, you were a good person.

However, when the devil triumphed over the angel, you were destined to be a bad person.

Good or bad, it depends on how you choose.

Laquisha had chosen a path of no return, and no one could help her unless she let the kindness in her

heart save her.

Evil people always felt that the God was unfair to them. Their hearts were full of hatred, and they were

not outgoing at all. They felt that the whole world was against her.

She smoothed her hair and straightened her clothes. What was the use of hatred and thinking about

the past.

Taking out her phone, she dialed Ryan's number and said, "Drink with me after work."

Ryan was busy and answered the phone, "Okay, I'll wait for you after work."

In the Wang Family's villa, Howard, wearing glasses, sat on a rattan chair in the yard, reading a

newspaper. He was reading the stock price drop and rise recently?

Susie brought him a cup of tea, which depicted a very warm scene. They spared no effort to nourish

their marriage hand in hand as they were gradually aging together. It was enough for her to live her

whole life.

Hal drove directly to the garage.

Seeing his parents chatting happily in the courtyard, he walked forward and wanted to know what they

were talking about. They looked so happy.

With a smile, Susie said to Hal, "Don't go to the company this afternoon. Let's go to visit your uncle

Shaw Shen."

Hal knew that things were not going well. The Shen group had business dealings with his company. He

also heard that Gloria Shen, uncle Shaw's beloved daughter, had returned from abroad.

Hal wanted to refuse and said to his mother, "No, we have important clients waiting for us this

afternoon. We have made an appointment, and there are still a few documents to be approved."

Howard said, "Let's put those things aside for the time being and leave them to the secretary."

Hal was unhappy. He left the matter to his assistant, but he was almost beaten. It was natural for you to

leave the matter to others. Could you please be reasonable?

However, he couldn't refuse.

This kind of blind date was really old-fashioned.

He really didn't know what his parents thought. The lifelong happiness of the children was completely

controlled by them. As a child of a family running business, it was really miserable.

Wasn't this a moral kidnapping? But so what? They had to obey, or they would be the victims of the

family business.

It was an old courtyard house, with the smell of books. The decoration was vintage, elegant and

intellectual.

He hadn't seen his old friend for a long time, so he was concerned about him. Hal, who was standing

aside, didn't know what to say. He looked around the somewhat old courtyard house.

People in their old age liked to be nostalgic and stay quietly.

Shaw had handed over the business to his two sons. He retired and lived in seclusion. His wife had left

early. For the sake of his three children and the company, he had always been alone.

Shaw was one of the few people in the business circle. He had high prestige and good reputation.

Since his two sons got married and could take care of themselves, he and his daughter Gloria moved

back to their old house.

Now that Gloria had made great achievements in her study and was about to get married, it was

natural for someone to offer to protect her.

The Shen Family and the Wang Family had been friendly for generations. Hal had met her once when

he was a child. If he remembered correctly, he should be eight years older than Gloria. At that time, she

had always called him brother.

When she was a child, Gloria was very cute. She wore two pigtails and ran with them dangling.

Many years had passed. How did she look like now?

When she was trying to imagine what she looked like, she heard light footsteps. She turned around and

saw a beautiful girl standing in the middle of the room.

Shaw pulled Gloria over and said, "This is your uncle Howard and aunt Susie. Do you remember?"

Gloria greeted him in a sweet voice, "Hello, uncle, aunt. How are you recently?"

Seeing that Gloria was so polite, Susie thought that what a good girl she was. She was well-educated,

good-looking, not like the girls outside who dressed up gorgeously and evilly.

Looking at Hal, Gloria smiled and said, "Hello, brother Hal. I remember you."

Hearing her words, Hal felt a little embarrassed. His impression of her still lingered on many years ago.

He scratched his head and said awkwardly, "Thank you, Gloria. It is so nice you still remember me."

As long as their parents were willing to marry a family enterprise, the success rate of their marriage

was nearly 80% to 90%.

It seemed that the parents of both sides had no objection, because they had been contacting each

other for generations, and they all knew their characters and family background clearly. Of course, the

adults had no objection.

Shaw said to Gloria, "Show Hal around and visit our home."

In fact, the two young men didn't want to stay in the house and listen to their discussion about the old

and useless things.

They were both modern people who had received advanced education. How could they let their lifelong

happiness be fettered and destroyed by the marriage of family enterprises?

If so, how dim their life would be.

They were all for their parents. They didn't want their parents to be sad or disappointed. They pitied

their parents. Their parents were good to them, but a forcible marriage couldn't be happy.

However, marriage in a family business was destined to happen in her life. She couldn't go against her

parents' wishes, because marriage was not only related to herself, but also the whole family.

The two young people were on good terms. For their parents and their own happiness, the two of them

must cooperate well and play the following play well.

It turned out that Gloria had a boyfriend who came from a small town and her father didn't agree. Until

now, her boyfriend was still waiting for her.

Hal told Gloria, "I also have a woman I like. Although she doesn't promise me now, I won't give up. I will

strive for happiness on my own."