Chapter overview: Chapter 1447 from Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy, E. L. Clarke introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
"I'll go back and cooperate with you regarding Grandma, but as for the divorce..."
Harold paused for a moment before asking in a deep voice, "Can you wait two months?"
Joel had stayed abroad for three years without returning. What was another two months?
The girl he supposedly liked got married, and he hadn't reacted at all.
Shouldn't he have come rushing back to crash the wedding?
A spineless coward like that—he had no idea what Lorelei saw in him.
She waited for him for three years, so what was making him wait another two months?
Besides—
Did he ever say he was going to let her go?
"I can wait." Lorelei nodded gently, her watery eyes fixed on him. "As long as it definitely doesn't affect your work."
"How thoughtful of you."
Harold gave her a long, deep look. He stood up, took the bowl from her hands, and said expressionlessly, "Take your medicine."
"Oh." Lorelei stared at his retreating back, answering softly.
"Also—" Harold pulled the door open, then suddenly turned around. "The two candies on the table are for you."
For her?
By the time her confusion settled, Harold was already gone, leaving the room in total silence.
Looking at the candies on the table, Lorelei felt a mess of emotions.
She thought they belonged to his first love.
Were they not?
—
At the Cloudscape Community.
Today was the Blackwood family's monthly family gathering day.
From the moment he walked in, Harold kept checking his phone, completely distracted.
"What are you looking at, Harold?"
Melvin leaned over curiously, his eyes glued to the screen, trying to figure out what was going on.
"Nothing."
Harold turned the screen off and slipped the phone into his suit pocket, a hint of restlessness in his eyes.
Lorelei had just arrived in Eclara City. She didn't know anyone in his family, and she had a sprained ankle.
It wasn't a good time for them to meet.
He would introduce her when the timing was right.



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