Chapter 1944


    Chapter 1944


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    As such, it was not surprising that she woulde to meet her after finding out about her rtionship


    with Colton.Giselle only drank tea but did not eat anything.


    “Why haven''t you made it public? Is there any concern on your part?” The questions seemed to have a


    more implicit meaning.


    If the feelings between two people were sincere and justifiable , they would naturally make their


    rtionship public.


    And if they chose not to make it public, it was not justifiable, or their family background was too


    disparate.


    The atmosphere was silent for a moment, and Freyja responded very calmly, “Why didn’t you ask him


    in person the reason he hasn''t made our rtionship public? I think that if he was willing to tell you, you


    wouldn''t have toe looking for me."


    Giselle paused for a split second, seeming a little surprised.She had assumed that Freyja would also


    care about the disparity in their background, which was why she didn''t dare to disclose their


    rtionship .


    After all, Colton was the second male descendant of the Goldmanns and the heir of the ckgold


    Group.https://novelebook/homeHence, his future wife must be either filthy rich or extremely


    influential, someone who could lend him a hand in life and his career.She hade to Freyja


    especially, not only because she was curious but also to put pressure on her behind Colton''s back.


    After all, Giselle knew her own identity and the rtionship between the Petersons and the Goldmanns.


    Thus, if Freyja was smart, she would definitely know that it was time for her to back off.


    And Freyja withdrawing voluntarily was the oue that she wanted to see.


    However, she had underestimated her.


    Freyja was someone who knew to keep her trump cards to herself, was neither humble nor arrogant


    while facing a love rival like her, and could still maintain herposure.


    ''If she''s not hiding her family background, then Coleman must''ve been pampering her to the max.’


    Giselle chuckled.


    “I wonder which family you’re from, Ms.Pruitt?" She replied, "I have nothing to do with any huge family.”


    Giselle frowned.


    “Then is it because of Mr.Goldmann? But if he''s pampering her to this extent, why not reveal her


    identity? Giselle’s gaze dimmed slightly.


    “As far as I know, the threshold one needs to get over to set foot in the Goldmanns is very high.You


    may be able to date him however you want, but his marriage should be something that the Goldmanns


    will decide on his behalf, shouldn''t it? So, Ms.Pruitt, do you think you''re capable of bing the


    daughter-inw of the Goldmanns?”


    “Besides, you’re in a rtionship that can’t be made public.Everything is obscure and unclear, so what


    makes you think it’llst?” Giselle was very good at persuasive speaking – each and every sentence


    that came out of her mouth was so sharp that they had no problem prating one''s soul and


    shattering one''s self-confidence.


    When an ordinary woman heard that, she would have long lost her self esteem, gotten all worked up,


    and fled the scene However, Freyja sat there motionlessly and did noteven lose her cool.


    After a while, she chuckled instead.


    "Whether I''ll marry him and whether he''ll want to marry me are two different matters, and I’m still not


    very into the idea of bing Mrs.Goldmann just yet.So to marry him or not to marry him, I have the


    final say when ites to that.It’s never his decision to make.


    "Even if he doesn''t want to marry me in the end, must I be with him? I don’t have high expectations for


    men because I don’t expect myself to need to own a man in order to live.Whether I lose or win in the


    end doesn''t matter to me.I only enjoy the process to the fullest."


    After saying that, she stood up and propped her arms against the table.


    “Ms.Peterson, if he epts you and you two get together, I’ll give you my blessing, but if he doesn’t, I


    shouldn’t be the one youe to.Do you really think I''m the problem here?” Freyja''s question choked


    Giselle.


    Freyja gave off a faint smile.


    “Ms.Peterson, it''s normal for a woman of your caliber to want to find herself a man of high status, and I


    also think both your identities and statuses do make you two a good match.


    However, if you put the me on me, an innocent woman, when you can’t get him to ept you, then I


    thinkI''m being wronged here.


    Besides, I believe that an elegant and generous woman like you should be disdainful of forcibly


    intervening in a rtionship, am I right?


    "I''ll pay for this afternoon tea." Freyja then picked up her bag and immediately left the location.


    Giselle was left astonished in the seat as if her thoughts had been seen through, and her face paled


    slightly.