Chapter 674 The Good News (Part One)


    "Greg, how are you so lucky? Was the news of you two breaking up false? Violet waited so many years


    for you. You are very fortunate," Tim Xue said. He grabbed Greg''s arm casually. "I really envy you," he


    added.


    "Why? There are always women chasing after you. Why do you envy me?" Greg replied. He prodded


    Tim with his elbow, maintaining proper distance.


    "I envy you because Violet is the heiress of Chu Family. Her father would gift me a huge mansion if I


    were to marry her. I wouldn''t have to live in the hotel anymore," Tim Xue bantered.


    "What? Believe it or not, if you ever try to seduce her, I would break off all rtions with you," Greg


    growled, ready to fight. Violet was his. Was Tim trying to provoke him? Who was he to even dare look


    in her direction?


    "Oh, Greg. Please stop. I am just kidding. Violet is always yours, always. Just forgive me, all right?" Tim


    begged for mercy. He knew how important Violet was to Greg and was just joking around. He didn''t


    expect Greg to be so outraged.


    Greg rxed his clenched jaw. Finding Tim to be sincere, he decided to let him off easy.


    He and Tim moved to sit on the sofa. Tim ran his fingers through his hair. "You bought the apartment so


    you and Violet could live together?" he asked.


    "What else? You think I bought it so I could live with my father there?" Greg''s voice was sarcastic.


    Tim ignored his tone. "You should have bought her a vi. Violet might feel ufortable living in a


    small apartment," Tim said.


    "You know Violet. She likes to keep a low profile. She is unwilling to let others know that she is the


    heiress of Chu Family, you think she''d be willing to live in a luxurious vi? Besides, I haven''t told her


    yet that I bought us a new apartment. I am not sure if it would sit well with her." Greg''s eyebrows


    furrowed in concern. He didn''t know how his girlfriend would react when he told her that he already


    bought the house they''d live in after marriage.


    "Greg," Tim addressed him seriously, staring ahead. "We all know why she keeps a low profile. And I


    know what you did for her. You choose to be a stic surgeon for her sake. Alice learned fashion


    designing for her as well. Violet has always longed for something better but she can''t let go of the bad


    memories. She used to be so light-hearted before. The ident must have been a bitter blow to her."


    Greg listened to Tim with his head bowed and kept silent. What he voiced out was exactly how Greg


    felt deep down.


    "Greg, you love her so much. Make sure she gets the best. Whether or not she epts it would


    depend on the effort you put in. You have something special with her. Even after being separated for


    five years, you two are still devoted to each other. She still loves you like she used to," Tim said, turning


    to look at Greg. "Do you get what I''m saying?"


    "Yes," Greg said, nodding. He understood what Tim meant, that he should continue to do his best when


    it came to Violet. Greg''s confidence heightened. He realized how lucky he was that they were still


    together and promised himself to always treasure their rtionship.


    Tim patted him on the shoulder. "Greg, don''t hesitate to ask for my help if you ever need it."


    "I just hope you find the woman you love. I will marry soon, but how about you?" Greg asked.


    "Don''t push me, okay? I''m taking it easy," Tim Xue said casually. In truth, he had long decided to break


    up with his girlfriends and be more serious about his rtionships.


    "How about you buy the apartment opposite mine? You own the hotel, but you should still have a house


    to your name, you know? Just buy yourself a house and move in," Greg counseled him.


    "You think you know me so well, don''t you?" Tim Xue retorted, pretending to be unconvinced. "My


    father isn''t home, so his vi is all to myself, why do I need to buy a new house? Living in the hotel is


    good. I have a bed to sleep in and it''s enough. I don''t care about anything else."


    "Is the vi''s ownership certificate in your name?" Greg asked him abruptly, shaking his head.


    "No," Tim Xue said simply.


    "Then you should buy the apartment opposite mine. It would be convenient for us. I can always help


    you when you are too drunk to walk upstairs," Greg joked. He was determined to make Tim his


    neighbor. Once Greg moved in with Violet, it would be helpful to have Tim around.


    "Well, I will think about it," Tim said, a little moved.


    "There is nothing to think about. I know you can do it. You are the son of Xue Family, I am sure there is


    nothing you can''t get," Greg urged him. He was confident that Tim would follow his suggestion.


    "Well, when you put it like that, I must buy the apartment! Also, if I didn''t move in next to you, how


    would I discover your and Violet''s secrets?" Tim said, wiggling his eyebrows. He snickered and gave


    Greg a sidelong look.


    "Why would we let you in on our secrets? Don''t overestimate yourself, Tim. You will never discover


    them," Greg said haughtily, turning away from him.


    "We''ll see about that when I be your neighbor," Tim Xue said, convinced. He decided to buy the


    apartment opposite Greg''s, no matter how expensive it was.


    "Yes, yes, we''ll see. I should go now," Greg said, standing up and walking to the door.


    "Where are you going? How about a drink in the afternoon?" Tim Xue shouted behind him.


    "I don''t want to. Have the drink by yourself!" Greg shouted back as he walked out.


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    Violet returned to Yuwen House carrying a lot of bags. When she entered, she saw her Grandma


    standing in the living room.


    "Hi, Grandma," Violet greeted, walking toward her. Her hands were full.


    "Oh, my sweetie, you are holding a lot of things!" Elsa hurried to help her beloved granddaughter.


    "It''s all right, I can handle it," Violet said. She put the things on the sofa with Elsa''s help.


    "Sit and get some rest," Elsa said, smiling. "Violet, why did you buy us so many things? Your uncle and


    aunt can get us everything we need. You don''t need to waste your own money."


    "Grandma, I went to my parents'' house today. I apanied Lily to the supermarket this afternoon and


    thought I''d buy some things for you. It''s no big deal," Violet said, clearly in high spirits. Her


    grandparents had always taken care of her. It was her pleasure to buy things for them.


    "And how did youe back?" Elsa asked her. Violet had so many bags in her hands that it must have


    exhuasted her to walk on foot.


    "Bill drove me here and went back home," Violet answered.


    "Well, that''s good. I was afraid that carrying all of these made you tired," Elsa said. She squeezed


    Violet''s hands, realizing once again how much she loved her granddaughter.


    "Grandma, I bought lots of food. Maybe we should make a big meal tonight. Let''s ask Uncle and Auntie


    to dine with us at home, what do you think?" Violet asked her with a smile.


    "That sounds good, I also want them to have dinner at home. Your Uncle always drinks when he has


    food outside. It''s not good for his health," Elsa said, clicking her teeth.


    "Yes, Grandma. How about we make dinner together?" Violet''s asked. Her eyes were bright and eager.


    "Okay."


    Elsa and Violet walked into the kitchen together.