Chapter 1833 Making Choices
Considering it was still early, Gareth instructed the driver to head to Be''s previous residence to help
her with the move. The location wasn''t remote or too old, but it was a rentalmunity with varying
residents and less robust security measures.
Elisa and Be worked together to pack clothes and personal belongings, while Gareth oversaw the
movers as they packedrger items.
As Elisa and Be emerged from the bedroom, they found Gareth sitting on the sofa, his long legs
crossed, looking every bit the boss as he directed the movers. "We don''t need these, and that one can
go too," he instructed.
Be stepped forward to stop him and said, "Gareth, these things can still be used; why are you getting
rid of them?"
"Don''t keep any of these; we already have them at the manor. Just choose a few with sentimental value
to take with you, and the same goes for your clothes," Gareth said nonchntly, casting dismissive
nces at items he deemed disposable.
Be had a different perspective. In the past, when she was living off generational wealth, she might
not have cared about these things. But now that she had earned her own money, she didn''t want to
waste anything. She knew all these items were bought with her hard-earned sry, and she valued the
effort and dedication that went into earning that money.
Seemingly aware of her intention, Gareth stood up and lightly flicked her forehead. "Don''t worry;
Whatever you don''t take, the movers will sell it for you."
Be finally felt reassured and turned to Elisa. It was evident that Gareth and Elisa were aligned on this
matter. In the room earlier, Be had wanted to take all her clothes, but Elisa had stopped her.
As Elisa surveyed the room, she made a thoughtful decision for Be. "Let''s take about a third of these
clothes," she suggested, considering both practicality and sentimental value.
Be contemted arguing, but the intensity in Elisa''s deep eyes left her speechless. It was as if Elisa
was trying to peer into her soul and understand her on a deeper level.
After a thoughtful pause, Elisa spoke again, her words carrying a weight of wisdom, "You need to learn
to make choices."
Be wanted to defend her point of view, but the significance of Elisa''s words sank in, and she found
herself at a loss for words.
In the end, they had required two trucks—one to transport Be''s carefully chosen items to the manor
and the other to handle the goods for sale. The movers worked efficiently, loading and securing the
belongings as Be bid farewell to her past and embarked on a new chapter in her life.
As they prepared to leave, Be returned the key to the tenant, taking onest nce at the house that
had been her home for so long in Bayswe, bidding it a solemn farewell and saying goodbye to her past.
With everything packed, the three of them got into the car, followed by the moving truck, making their
way towards the Wickam''s Manor. Be''s emotions remained murky; farewells always carried a
bittersweet tinge, especially for someone who cherished memories.
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Upon arriving at the manor, Elisa reminded Be topose herself so that Julia would not be worried.
The aroma of the favorite dishes Julia had prepared filled the air as they entered the manor. When Julia
saw them approaching, she waved them over, saying, "You''vee at the right time. The dishes are
almost ready. Let''s eat and chat together."
With a warm smile, Julia took Elisa''s hand on her left and Be''s hand on her right, leading them to the
dining table where they would enjoy the meal together.
As for Gareth, even though he was left behind, he didn''t mind at all. Watching the three most important
women in his life was gratifying for him. He couldn''t wipe the smile off his face.
The four of them took their seats, and Be had initially intended to sit next to Elisa.