True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 41

"Marry is a weird person. I don't like her at all." Alice complained, "Anyway, I don't want to have any

contact with her in my life."

"By right, Marry shouldn't have been angry with you." Grace felt that there were some things that

couldn't be explained, but Alice was not a child who will lie.

"Grace, don't explain for her. I had always felt that Marry is up to no good."

"Alice-" Grace tried to talk.

"Grace, when our father died, Marry took charge of the family finances. She did not give me any living Property belongs to Nôvel(D)r/ama.Org.

expenses, and I had to work hard to pay for my own tuition fees. I have no good impression of Marry,

especially in the past five years."

Hearing Alice complain about what Marry did to her, Grace sighed in her heart. She had thought about

it too all these years.

After giving it so much thought over the past few years, some things had become much clearer to her.

"All these years after I left, I always thought of that fateful night - Marry, Simon, and Gary's father. This

is like a set-up, it must have something to do with her." Grace said.

"Grace, you finally realize it." Alice patted her thigh and said, "Simon was supposed to be your

husband, but instead Marry took him. Although Simon had sex with Marry, Simon had no feelings for

her. So, Marry hated you and killed your child."

Upon hearing this, Grace widened her eyes. "Do you think Marry killed my child?"

Alice was also scared by her own assumptions.

Grace was also stunned.

In a flash, Grace shook her head. "There's also the doctor. If Marry killed my child, wouldn't the doctor

be also the executioner?"

"Who knows what's going on?" Alice said, "Anyway, the more we think about it, the more we feel

strangely about it."

"Simon and my relationship was ill fated." Grace said. "Even if he and Marry did not make that mistake

that fateful night, we may not have made it to the end anyway. As for how my child had died, Marry

would not have done been the killer, there is no evidence. Don't speculate maliciously."

"Urgh." Alice sighed. "I don't know what Gary's father looks like, but he should be handsome. From

Gary’s appearance, we can tell that he has good genes. When can we find him and see if it matches

his DNA? Let’s hope that he hasn't married another woman or something"

Grace's heart missed a beat. Heinz's face flashed across her mind, and she suddenly closed her eyes.

She had to get Heinz's DNA to see if he was Gary's father.

But how can she get his DNA?

An impulse rushed through her limbs and bones. Her heart was shaking and she knew she must take

action quickly.

Early the next morning, Grace took Gary to kindergarten. When she was leaving and about to take get

on the bus, she saw Simon.

Simon stood at the side of the road, staring at her with heavy eyes.

Grace's heart skipped a beat and she frowned.

"Grace." Simon said in a hoarse voice. His eyes were red. He was dressed in the previous night’s

clothes. His suit was wrinkled and his tie was gone. It seemed like he didn't sleep all night.

What irritated her most was that Simon called out her name.

Annoyance flickered in her eyes. "Why are you here?"

Simon locked his eyes tightly on hers and said in a pained voice, "Grace, I didn't go back. I stayed

outside your house all night."

"What are you doing downstairs?" Grace asked coldly.

"I..." Simon was speechless. He was unable to answer her. He pulled his face into a bitter smile.

"Grace, I can't forget you."