“Yes, my Elisa has her pride. It’s not like no one else wants to marry my daughter.”

Audrey still knew her daughter best.

If Elisa said she would give up, then she would stay true to her words.

The sound of a car was heard coming from outside.

Alice stood up and while walking out of the house, she said, “That must be Elisa.”

There was her sister-in-law in sight.

Elisa got out of the car and walked toward her sister-in-law, showing a bright smile. “Alice, Mom is still at home, right?”

Alice’s heart ached when she saw her sister-in-law smiling so radiantly. She would rather Elisa cry her heart out than smile like that. Heavens knew it only meant that the brighter Elisa smiled, the deeper the pain in her heart.

She sighed.

It was painful enough to fall in love with a man she should not fall in love with, and it was even more painful to know that the man had just gotten married.

“Mom is still at home. Elisa, are you okay?”

“Do I look like I’m not okay? Don’t worry, Alice. I’m gr