Chapter 1401: Bad
Chapter 1401: Bad
Regina was taken aback, a faint smile unconsciously appearing on her face. Her gaze seemed to be unfocused, perhaps
pondering the meaning behind Grace''s words.
Not hearing a response, Grace couldn''t help but ask, "Auntie, why aren''t you speaking?"
Regina then came back to her senses and said, "I wasn''t not speaking, just wondering if your mother had mentioned anything to
me.
“What are you thinking about?"
"To be honest, | don''t recall her ever mentioning something simr. Our rtionship is good, but matters between spouses are
not something | typically involve myself in. As you probably know, I''m not one to meddle, and some things are best left to the
parties involved. So, | don''t know if there really is an issue between them."
Looking at Grace, Regina hesitated and said, "Grace, could you have misremembered? Such matters should not be casually
mentioned, especially at this sensitive time. If word gets out, it may take on a different meaning in the ears of those with ill
intentions.”
"| see. | won''t say anything. | n to go check on my mother''s things at the Armstrong family in the next few days. Auntie, do you
have time? Would you like to apany me?"
"In the next few days?"
"Yes, these two days. Can we go? It''s not the weekend, right? Vere should be at home, and you''ve hired a cook. Could you
spare a day for me?" Grace seized the opportunity to n ahead.
Regina fell silent, looking at Grace with a troubled expression. Since she didn''t speak, Grace couldn''t help but ask, "Auntie,
what''s wrong? Do you have something on your mind? Or do you not want to apany me?"
As Grace spoke, she began to feel distressed. She lightly bit her lip, speaking softly, "| know you''re busy, but | haven''t been
home for a long time. You probably know more about where my mother kept her things than | do."
Grace''s eyes started to well up, hoping Regina would see her genuine need for help. She knew her gentle demeanor, coupled
with tears, would evoke pity.
Grace wanted Regina to think she was pitiable and hoped to evoke a sliver ofpassion from her. If Regina relented, then half
her objective would be achieved.
Regina, of course, was conflicted. If she agreed to apany Grace, she would miss her flight the next day. But declining would
mean facing Grace head-on.
Thinking quickly, Regina said, "Grace, can | apany you tomorrow morning? | have othermitments in the afternoon. |
know this is important, not for any other reason but for your mother''s sake. | should set aside everything to help you. However, |
have to go see Vere''s teacher at school in the afternoon, as their schedule doesn''t align with mine. Can you ept this?"
Grace smiled faintly and said, "Of course, Auntie. I''m already very happy that you''re helping me. I''lle over tomorrow
morning, and I''ll stay at the hotel tonight."
Regina nodded, but then remembered something. She quickly said, "Grace, why don''t you stay at my ce tonight? Stay with
me. How about that?”
While it sounded like an invitation, Regina''s face showed no expectation. Grace sensed it.
Grace replied, "Thank you, Auntie. | know you care for me, but I''ll stay at the hotel. My things are there, and if | decide to stay
with you, I''ll bring them over tomorrow. | won''t be polite; now that my mother is gone, you''re like a mother to me."
"It''s necessary, Grace. Don''t be polite with me, okay?"
"Okay, got it."
Grace nodded obediently, looking at Regina, who seemed uneasy. She then excused herself.
Regina saw Grace off, advising her to be safe on the way and to send a message once she arrived.
Grace felt repulsed by Regina''s care. On the surface, Regina appeared kind and friendly, but Grace knew her true nature was
vile to the core.
Grace wanted to ask Regina if she was not afraid of a reckoning in her dreams with Page.
This question would certainly be asked, but not yet.
As Grace left Regina''s mansion, she walked to the opposite side of the road and nced back to ensure Regina wasn''t following
before proceeding to a ck car parked on the roadside.
Grace got into the back seat where Horace was waiting. He immediately asked, "Are you okay?"
Grace nodded lightly, "I''m fine. Don''t worry, I''m fine."
Kian was also in the car, so they didn''t have a private conversation.
Looking at Kian, Grace said, "Kian, thank you foring to help me sote."
Kian replied quickly, "Miss Armstrong,
it''s my duty. You''re Mrs. Simpson!
sister, it''s only natyatfaméto he p."
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Kian informed them that all tonight''s conversations had been recorded, and Grace could reach out if needed.
Grace thanked him again and said, "Kian, can you ry a message to Mr. Simpson for me?"
"Of course, what is it?"
"| want you to help me with something." Grace exined the task, and the expressions of Kian and Horace turned serious.
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"What do you mean?" Grace smiled faintly, "Do | seem like such a bad person to you?"
"Of course not."
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Horace nodded, his concern deepening. "Alright, | support you. Whatever you decide, I''m with you."
Kian whispered in agreement, "I''ll inform Mr. Simpson. Can you both drive back yourselves?"