C13 Time Did Not Disappoint Them and They Could Look Forward to the Future

When the sun quietly sank into the sea and took away the last ray of light, the sea finally quieted down, causing people to feel a sense of melancholy and sadness.

Jeanne sat on the hood of the Land Rover and looked into the distance. The sea and the sky were connected, and it was hidden in the darkness. There was a mysterious veil over it.

Not far away on the beach, she could vaguely see the shadows of people running barefooted, playing around, and playing with water. Occasionally, there would be clear laughter. Everything was so beautiful.

The smell of the sea lingered around her. She remembered that the last time she came here was when she was 18 years old. It was the night she and Mason got engaged.

She came here alone to let herself go. She did not want to think about the troubles that were growing up, and she did not even dare to think about the future.

She knew very well that everyone had their own responsibilities in this world. She did not have the right to be willful, but she had to feel sad for her life that she could not control.

Now that she was here again, she had cancelled the engagement. She was not as sad as she had imagined. Instead, she felt calm. This feeling was very relaxing.

Time did not disappoint her, and she could look forward to the future. This was probably the best state of mind she could have in her life.

Jeanne was completely immersed in the quiet space that she had created for herself. She did not notice that a black Lincoln had quietly arrived not far away.

After the Lincoln stopped, the person in the car did not immediately get out of the car. Instead, he lowered the window and stared at the slender figure not far away with a frown between his eyebrows.

At the same time, a tall man got out of the Audi and walked to the car window. He lowered his eyes and said respectfully, "Fourth Master!"

"Is she always like this?"

His voice was as cool as water, and his white face was dark. From the moment he had arrived, his gaze had never left Jeanne's body, and it was as deep as ever.

"Yes, Ms. Ayers is not crying or making a fuss. She looks very calm!" The tall man still had a blank expression.

Hearing this unexpected answer, a smile appeared in Harrison's eyes.

It seemed that his worry was unnecessary!

He thought that she would go to the bar alone when she was in a bad mood, but he didn't expect her to be so calm. Even he found it unbelievable.

"You guys stay here. I'm going to take a look!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Harrison pushed the door open and got out of the car to walk towards the Land Rover.

After watching his fourth master leave, Josiah impatiently left the passenger seat and walked to the big guy's side. He said with a gossipy face, "Guoguo, why do you think our master cares so much about a little girl? Isn't she the legendary person who doesn't get close to women and is cold and heartless?"

"How can you guess my thoughts?"

Volney shot a cold glance at him, then took a step to the left, purposely pulling the distance between the two of them.

Josiah, on the other hand, did not know what he was doing. He smiled and followed him. He even reached out to pull the cuffs of his suit. "Anyway, Fourth Master won't hear us. Let's talk about it!"

"Don't you see how ugly Third Master and Madam looked just now? If they knew that it was Fourth Master who had orchestrated everything, the consequences would be unimaginable."

"I thought that we were concerned about the young lady of the Ayers family because of Mr. Becker's face, but I still feel that something is wrong."

"Great Guan, Fourth Master trusts you the most. Do you know what happened? Tell me!"

"Just talk. Don't move!"

Volney unnaturally brushed his hand away and suddenly said with a warning tone, "If you want to go to the South Asia branch, you can talk about my private matters loudly. Of course, I don't mind helping you!"

When Josiah mentioned the branch in South Asia, a certain image suddenly appeared in his mind. He suddenly felt a chill in the hot summer, and his tone became somewhat resentful. "Didn't you say that we were going to be brothers for life? It turns out that you were lying! I won't ask anymore!"

Volney glanced at him and continued to pay attention to his grandfather's movements.