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Ellsworth raised his hand to remove hers. “I’m going back to the Townsend’s mansion later. Find someone else to go with you.” 

Ellsworth wouldn’t let her get close. Kelsey’s expression froze, 

her hands left hanging in midair. 

When she came back to her senses and saw Ellsworth had rejected her invitation, she looked disappointed, but finally managed a smile and said, “Alright, then let’s go together next 

time.” 

Ellsworth didn’t respond, just kept typing on the keyboard, still 

busy with work. 

*** 

Meanwhile, at the real estate agency, after Harriet got the 

information she needed, she went back to the Chavez’s 

mansion to see her grandfather. 

She didn’t tell Ralph about her plan to buy a house. 

Ralph was getting old, and she didn’t want to trouble him with 

every detail about her and Ellsworth. Telling him would only add 

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to his worries. 

Ralph had a chess companion today, so Harriet rested her chin 

in her hand and quietly watched the two old men play chess. 

A little after five, while the sun was still up, Harriet’s phone rang. 

She took her phone out of her pocket and saw it was Ellsworth 

calling, so she got up and stepped aside to answer. 

She asked calmly, “What is it?” 

On the other end, Ellsworth said, “Mom wants us to come home 

for dinner. Where are you?” 

Harriet glanced back at Ralph playing chess and replied softly, 

“I’m at home with Grandpa. I’ll go over by myself.” 

Ellsworth: “I’m nearby. I’ll come get you.” 

After Ellsworth hung up, he drove over in just a few minutes. 

He spent some time with Ralph, played two games of chess 

with him, and then took Harriet’s hand to lead her away. 

As they walked out of the yard, Harriet naturally pulled her hand 

back and went to open the back car door. 

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But she couldn’t open it. 

Looking down at Ellsworth, who was already in the car, Harriet 

reminded him, “The door is locked.” 

In the driver’s seat, Ellsworth looked back at Harriet and said 

nonchalantly, “The front door isn’t locked.” 

Harriet didn’t move, just said calmly, “I’ll sit in the back.” 

Looking back at Harriet, Ellsworth was amused. 

After laughing, he said, “Get in. It’s a new car. No one’s ever sat 

in the passenger seat.” 

“…” Harriet. 

… 

She hadn’t expected Ellsworth to have replaced his car with a 

brand new one that looked exactly the same. 

The sun was blazing. Harriet glanced back at the courtyard, not 

wanting to argue with him in front of her own house, and finally 

got into the passenger seat. 

Soon after, the car started, and Harriet turned her face away, 

watching the traffic outside. 

In the past, whenever she was with Ellsworth, she would always 

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try to find something to talk about, always afraid of awkward 

silences. 

Now, she actually preferred the quiet, preferred not to say 

anything at all. 

With both hands on the steering wheel, Ellsworth occasionally 

glanced at Harriet, but didn’t ask about her plans to buy a 

house. 

Soon, the car stopped in front of the villa. They got out and 

went inside together. 

In the living room, Tamera was quietly watching TV, not playing 

on her phone like she had in the past. 

Because her phone had been confiscated. 

Seeing Harriet return, Tamera immediately brightened up and 

hurried over with a big smile. “Hara, you’re back! It’s been a long 

time since you visited Grandma.” 

Taking Tamera’s hand, Harriet smiled and said, “Grandma, work 

has been a bit busy lately. I’ll come visit you more often when I 

have time.” 

At Harriet’s promise, Tamera held her hand and secretly asked, 

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“Hara, Ells hasn’t secretly divorced you behind my back, has he? 

Lately I’ve been dreaming about you two-Ells losing his mind, 

and you refusing to take him back.” 

After Tamera finished, Ellsworth glanced up at her. 

That look seemed to say, ‘Your dream is pretty accurate.’ 

With a forced smile, Harriet reassured Tamera, “Grandma, of 

course not.” 

The divorce certificate hadn’t been obtained yet; they were still 

in a tug-of-war. 

She hadn’t expected that, even though she asked for nothing, 

Ellsworth still hadn’t signed, and they had dragged things out 

this long without even submitting an application. 

Harriet was still willing to comfort her, still cared about the old lady’s feelings. Tamera held her hand again and asked, “Hara, you’ve been away from the company for a while now and have 

seen the outside world. When do you plan to come back to 

work?” 

Tamera kept pushing, so Harriet glanced at Ellsworth, only to 

see him acting as if nothing was wrong, picking up a magazine 

from the coffee table and crossing his legs to read. 

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