Mr Conrad Proposes to His Ex wife Again

Elaine opened her mouth and was about to say something when Caesar's men hurried in from outside: "Mr. James,

Darnell is almost here."

The smile on Caesar's face was even stronger, and he looked at Elaine with a few moments of pleasure: "Elaine, it's

really not in vain that Uncle Caesar loves you for nothing."

Elaine looked at him and frowned slightly, not understanding what he meant.

Soon after, Caesar relaxed, "If it weren't for you, how would I know so easily where Darnell's weaknesses lie?"

Elaine reacted, her eyes instantly widening, "Uncle Caesar!"

"Don't worry, I'm your UNCLE, how could I hurt you."

Elaine stepped forward and took his arm, her eyes full of tears: "Uncle Caesar, I beg you, don't make any more

mistakes, since you're still alive, can you go somewhere where no one knows you and start over and stop doing bad

things, Darnell he ...... He won't be threatened by you."

Caesar smiled and gently patted her head: "Silly girl, today he will come here to look for you, it is enough to say

everything."

"No, he didn't. ......"

"In the end, I overestimated him, and never took that marriage contract of yours seriously. If he hadn't appeared

immediately every time you were in danger, I wouldn't have thought that you were actually that important to him."

Elaine tried to retort, but all that came out of her throat was a lump.

These things that were once a dream for her, have now become a burden and a drag for him.

She really did give him trouble after all ......

Elaine gradually withdrew her hand and slowly spoke, "Uncle Caesar, did you have anything to do with my

accident?"

Caesar did not answer, but simply said, "I explained that they would not endanger your life."

Elaine looked at him like a stranger: "So making me marry Brendon, as well as threatening my father, was actually

all at your behest."

Caesar sighed: "Elaine, I can't be blamed for this, I didn't know about your relationship with Darnell at that time,

since you like it, of course I support you to be together, your father there, I can also go to help you say, how about

it?"

"No!" Elaine shook her head, "Uncle Caesar, this is my own business, not yours, and don't think you'll use me to

blackmail Darnell to get your way, there's no way he'll agree to that."

Caesar laughed: "This was before, of course, he could not promise me, but now there are you, Elaine."

At this time, the men came in again, "Mr. James, they'll be here in two minutes."

Caesar said to Elaine, "Elaine, think about what I'm saying, wouldn't it be a good thing for you."

After the words, he smiled and turned to leave, not forgetting to turn back and remind, "By the way Elaine, don't try

to leave Riverside City or when you next come back, it will be for your dad's funeral."

Soon, Elaine was the only one left in the large room.

She fell helplessly to the ground, hiding her face in pain and crying.

Why is this, why is her Uncle Caesar, the person she used to be the closest and most trusting to her the best, turned

into this ......

When Darnell arrived, he saw Elaine sitting there intact, let out an inaudible breath, lifted his leg and walked over,

bent one knee and squatted in front of her: "Elaine."

Hearing his voice, Elaine looked up with teary eyes, then flung herself into his arms and cried louder.

Darnell gently patted her back and whispered reassuringly, "It's okay, don't be afraid."

Elaine cried sad and hard: "I saw my Uncle Caesar, he's not dead ......"

Darnell said, "Yeah, I know."

He had always known that the forces behind Carl were not simple, just that there was a lot more involved than just

the James family side.

So it is impossible to conclude that it is Caesar or not.

Until today when Caesar finally made a move.

Elaine grabbed his clothes, sobbing and sobbing, for a long time before she slowed down, withdrew from his arms,

both eyes red and swollen: "Let's ...... us not see each other again, it was me who didn't know what to do before, I

know... ...I know you're busy every day and have to find time to deal with me, I'm not mature or sexy not your type

...... I really feel bad, I don't want to like you either ......"

Darnell wiped her eyes, "What did Caesar say to you."

Elaine shook her head and just held her mouth, trying hard not to cry again.

Darnell said, "Elaine, would I send you home over and over again if I didn't like you."

Elaine huffed, "But Archer told me that you were the elders taking care of the younger ones, and I could feel that it

was me who had been unwilling to let you go, so I pestered you, but now that I've figured it out, I'll find a

relationship with a guy who's the right age for me, just like you said, and I... ..."

Before she could finish her sentence, she felt a chill on her lips.

Elaine froze in place, forgetting to breathe.

After a few seconds, Darnell slowly backed away and held her down in his arms, his voice low: "Home."

It was not until she got into the car that Elaine spoke back to her senses in general: "Natasha she ......"

Darnell said, "Archer sent her back."

Elaine oh-so-meekly sat there, hands on her knees, head hanging down wondering what was going on.

On the way back, Darnell took a few phone calls, and Elaine was so engrossed in her own world that she didn't

listen to what he had to say.

The moment her shoulder was gripped, Elaine turned her head reflexively, "What's wrong?"

Darnell reminded, "Your phone's been ringing for a long time."

Elaine retracted her thoughts as an afterthought, fumbling to get her phone out of her bag, the caller ID was her

dad's.

Elaine held the phone, a little afraid to answer it.

Seeing this, Darnell took the phone from her hand and swiped the screen to connect, in a light tone: "She's with me

now, not hurt."

Not knowing what Franklin said on the other end of the line, Darnell hmmed and handed the phone back to Elaine.

Elaine took it from his palm and timidly placed it in her ear: "Daddy ......"

Franklin said, "Elaine, how are you doing?"

The sound of his voice made Elaine's eyes couldn't help but heat up a little and she said in a sibilant voice, "Daddy

I'm fine, I'm going home now."

"Elaine, Daddy's going out, you're going to stay at the hotel tonight, don't come home."

At that, Elaine couldn't help but grip her phone tighter: "Are you going to Uncle Caesar?"

Franklin didn't answer, but simply said, "Don't worry about me, they wouldn't dare to do anything to me."

"But ......"

"Elaine do as you're told and Daddy will come and get you tomorrow."

Elaine whispered, "Good."