He thought that he could let go easily, but he was wrong. When he thought of Denise's tears, he could not help but come to find her.
However, he did not dare to come to her because he was afraid that he would make her even sadder.
This morning, he had something to do and was about to pass by Denise's door. He could not help but want to come and see her.
At this time, it was a red light.
Velma was driving Debbie to see a friend.
The car stopped at the red light intersection and Velma glanced around. This was near Denise's home.
She suddenly saw a familiar car and the car number.
Velma frowned and said in surprise, "Mom, that is Jacob's car. Did he come to find Denise?"
Debbie, who was looking down at her phone, immediately looked up and saw that it was her son's car.
Her face, which was covered with exquisite makeup, instantly clouded over.
She said angrily, "Velma, park the car by the side. It seems that Jacob did not take my warning to heart."
Velma sneered as she thought, "I have warned Denise not to get close to Jacob. But she didn't listen.
For a poor woman like Denise, she just wants Jacob for money."
Seeing that the light turned green, Velma turned on the switch light and drove to the side of the road.
Debbie did not say anything. She pulled a long face and got out of the car.
Velma followed her out of the car.
She held Debbie's arm intimately. Debbie looked at her and smiled lovingly.
As long as Velma remained obedient, she had nothing to worry about.
The two of them had just walked into the alley when they heard the voice from the other side. They quickly stopped and stood in place.
"I didn't pester Denise. I just missed her too much and wanted to come and see her. As long as she is fine, I am relieved." Jacob said in a pained tone.
"Jacob, if you don't come to me, I will have a better life. Leave!" Denise put on a long face. Her tone was stiff and cold.
He was the one who wanted to break up and also the one who said that he missed her and came to see her. If feelings could be trampled on so casually, then she would not be in such pain.
Jacob refused to give up and said, "Denise, I will buy you a house in your name..."
"No need!" Denise interrupted him without hesitation.
"Denise..."
"Leave! There is nothing to talk about between you and me. Please stay away from my world and never appear in my life again." Denise's face was cold, and every word was filled with a thick coldness.
However, every word was like a needle in Jacob's heart.
He just felt so guilty and wanted to make up for Denise.
He even thought that he would go far away with Denise.
However, he knew Denise and his mother well, but he was still reluctant to give up on Denise.
He would keep persuading his mother. He thought one day, his mother would agree to their marriage.
He looked at her cold little face. After not seeing her for a few days, he noticed she had lost a lot of weight. It seemed like she would be blown away by the wind. His heart ached when he looked at her.
He gritted his teeth, enduring the pain in his heart.
"Denise, whether you believe me or not, I truly love you." After that, he gave her a deep look before leaving reluctantly.
Then, he turned around and walked out of the alley.
Marilyn looked at the painful and lonely man, and a complicated emotion flashed in her eyes.
He said he loved her.
But he couldn't fight against reality and his own mother, so no matter how deep his love was, it seemed so cheap.
Debbie and Velma saw Jacob walk over with his head lowered.
The two of them glanced behind them. Behind them were the stairs leading upstairs. The two of them quickly stood on the stairs.
After Jacob left, the two of them walked out of the shadows.
Debbie looked at her son from behind gloomily. She thought, "This bastard even wants to buy a house for that woman!
Does he want to hide in the world with her?
What a dream!
If I don't agree to the marriage, it will be useless even if he commits suicide by jumping off a building."
"Mom, it seems that Jacob has not given up on Denise. You know that a woman like Denise wants money and houses. If Jacob insists, she will agree to take the house.
"Then, won't they be able to live together secretly? What can you do to her?" Velma added fuel to the fire. Her face was full of sarcasm and jealousy.
She thought, "Jacob is really generous. The house is so expensive.
He actually wants to buy a house for that woman.
Is he crazy?
Even I will not agree with it."
Debbie turned to look at Marilyn and Denise not far away. Marilyn was comforting Denise.
The corner of her lips twitched in anger. Her face clouded over as she walked toward Marilyn and Denise.
Velma also walked over with a sneer.
She thought, "Marilyn appears everywhere. She is like a haunting ghost!"
Denise, who had just recovered a little, suddenly saw Debbie and Velma.
She became excited again.
Marilyn looked at the two coming over. She could clearly feel Denise's body trembling.
She felt concerned about Denise as she said, "Denise, don't be afraid!"
"Okay!" Denise plucked up her courage and looked at Debbie who was walking toward her calmly.
Debbie raised her hand. Without saying anything, she was about to slap Denise in the face.
Denise widened her eyes and looked at the hand that was coming at her without moving.
When Marilyn saw that, her eyes turned cold and she slightly moved a step.
There came a clear sound.
Debbie slapped Marilyn's face.
There were crystal bright pieces on Debbie's fingernails. When she slapped, she used so much strength that she scratched Marilyn's face.
Denise watched as Marilyn took a slap for her. She was completely stunned. No one had ever protected her like this before.
Velma's eyes flashed with pleasure. She thought, "This kind of woman was the most stupid. Did she think she was noble to be beaten for others?"
Debbie looked at Marilyn's swollen cheek and frowned slightly. She looked at Marilyn and said unhappily, "You were the one who came up and got beaten."
Marilyn sneered and asked, "Mrs. Remington, do you think you can trample on other people's self-esteem just because you're rich? Do you know your slap is hurtful?"