Chapter 244: 124: Viola teaches directly about being human, slap in the face! _6
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That’s perfectly normal.
Apart from Elizabeth Thompson, there isn’t a single girl who isn’t materialistic.
Also, bumping into Viola Thompson here tonight probably wasn’t a coincidence.
Viola must have found out about his itinerary from somewhere else, so she rushed over.
Trevor Sherman had encountered many pursuers along the way.
But he had never seen anyone as persistent as Viola.
Viola’s behavior was even a little frightening. Because no matter where he was
He always had the chance to run into Viola.
Thinking of this, Trevor Sherman frowned slightly, a look of disgust in his eyes.
Elizabeth continued, “Although my sister has never told me, I can tell that she likes you. So, I can’t let her see me with you, in case she gets the wrong idea. I don’t want to compete with my sister. I also know that my sister doesn’t care about Terrence Lentz at all…
“It’s all my fault. I should have talked to Terrence Lentz directly at the time, and I shouldn’t have dragged my sister into it. But at the time, she volunteered, saying she was willing to marry Terrence. I didn’t know she would suddenly change her mind, and I didn’t know things would turn out this way.”
“It’s all my fault. I ruined my sister.”
In the end, Elizabeth cried with her grievances.
She successfully portrayed herself as an innocent little white flower, and everything was Viola’s own doing, and had nothing to do with her.
She even lied about Viola liking Trevor Sherman.
Trevor Sherman believed it wholeheartedly.
Seeing this, Trevor Sherman felt terrible, and gently held Elizabeth in his arms, comforting her, “Emma, it’s not your fault at all. It’s Viola’s fault for being so hypocritical.”
Elizabeth leaned her head on Trevor Sherman’s chest, the corner of her mouth secretly curling up in a malicious smirk.
Did Viola think she could compete with her?
A moment later, Elizabeth hid her emotions and looked up at Trevor Sherman. “Big Brother Sherman, my sister is actually a poor soul. She has been orphaned since she was a child. Even though my parents have always treated her as their own daughter, there is always a difference. So…could you…could you try to like her?”
“My sister would be so happy if she knew you liked her too.”
Trevor Sherman looked at Elizabeth and continued, “Emma, love can’t be forced. And you should know that Viola is not as innocent as you think she is.”
“Big Brother Sherman, you’ve misunderstood my sister.” Elizabeth immediately defended Viola. “In fact, she’s a very nice girl, very kind, and even better than me. She just hasn’t had the right guidance yet. It’s not her fault.”
“It’s my fault…” Saying this, Elizabeth’s eyes reddened again. “If I hadn’t been born, my sister would be the only child in the family. She wouldn’t have misunderstood my parents. Maybe I shouldn’t exist at all.”
With an image of pity and watery eyes, Elizabeth made people feel very heartbroken.
Especially since she was now taking all the responsibility upon herself.
But what does any of this have to do with Elizabeth?
“Emma, how can you think like that! As a younger sister, and a non-blood-related one at that, you’ve done an amazing job! This is all Viola’s problem, it has nothing to do with you.” Saying this, Trevor Sherman continued, “l can clearly tell you that I will never like Viola, never! Moreover,
Viola is engaged now, and the way she behaves will get her scorned by others!” This is already a matter of morals.
For someone who’s engaged to be still thinking about other men, if this isn’t a moral issue, what is it?
At this point, Trevor Sherman wanted to tell Elizabeth his feelings, but when the words got to his mouth, he didn’t dare to say it.
He was afraid he would scare Elizabeth.
At least he could still maintain a friendship with Elizabeth for now.
Some words will change the nature of things once spoken.
Elizabeth sighed softly and continued, “l know that you can’t force someone to like someone else. But Big Brother Sherman, I just feel so uncomfortable. Every time I stand with you, I think of my sister, and 1 feel like 1 owe her so much.’
Love cannot be forced.
A sentence with two meanings, both criticizing Viola and indirectly jabbing at Trevor Sherman.
“Emma, stop thinking nonsense. None of this has anything to do with you.” Trevor Sherman continued, “You don’t have to feel like you owe Viola. If anything, she owes you a lot..”