Lock You In My Heart



Alexis erupted in rage as soon as he learned Jonas was going to inform his family.

"Damn it! Are you still my buddy or not? Why will you want to tell my family that? I've got pretty much pressure from them, letting me marry someone, and even on the family reunion, they talked about it, saying that their biggest wish this year is that I can get married! They were on the verge of setting up a blind date on the first day of the festival which would be followed by a marriage to somé random woman. If you tell them, I might as well leave

the country tomorrow." Alexis cast a sharp glance at Jonas.

"Is that all you got?" Jonas looked at him briefly and smiled.

"Isn't your family also encouraging you to marry? How about I inform them that you desire to have a partner and encourage them to immediately begin looking for someone to marry? Are you going to take it well?" Alexis gave

Jonas ascornful look.

They had the ideal love-hate relationship!

"In essence, if the individual is exceptionally good and I find them acceptable, it is a fair decision for me." Jonas was pretty content with it, despite the fact that his parents were never overly interested in his personal matters. After all, he had been independent since he was a teenager and was uncontrollable. And they just dropped this in the end. "You seem no pushover, don't you? Do you need me to notify your father, Mr. White and urge them to seek a woman for you?" Alexis had a terrible thought that he couldn't shake.

"You'd be wise to attend to your own affairs as soon as possible. As for mine, I don't believe that is up to you to determine. Additionally, my family contrasts yours. They hardly take the initiative to intrude in my life, nor are they interested in it." Jonas's statement was accurate. His family placed an excessive amount of faith in him, and as a result, they rarely interfered. Even if they wanted to encourage him to marry today, they would not do so directly, which they knew would turn their son antisocial.

Love and marriage were entirely determined by fate, and everything had to happen naturally.

It was not about coercing Jonas into an impulsive marriage. That was meaningless, since the elders of the White

family were far more prudent in this regard, and also because he had never been a problem.

On the other hand, Alexis was the type of guy to be coficerned about. That was why his family paid so close attention to his private life.

"Isn't that great? | think they should do what the White family normally does. They can't always look out for me like I'm a baby. That just makes me so breathless," Alexis grumbled, his face somber and remorseful.

Jonas simply smiled and said nothing more upon hearing this.

Alexis's situation was in stark contrast to his. He had brought too much problems to his family from boyhood.

It was reasonable for them to be worried.

"We have ordered the food. Do you wish to check it?" Gabrielle addressed the three of them loudly.

"No need. Gabrielle, you make the call. I have faith in Westley's judgment." Alexis was entirely okay with that.

The food was soon ready, but Remy wasn't there yet.

"Where is Remy? Did you fail to invite him to dinner?" Gabrielle examined the folks who had sat and discovered that Remy was not present.

Fortunately, Holly passed out with a cold. They otherwise would have been forced to eat together, something

Gabrielle was not thrilled about.

"Because Holly may be in a critical condition, it will take time."

"Speaking of the devil. Remy is finally here."

"How is Holly doing, Remy?" Gabrielle asked Remy.

"She has reawakened. She contracts a cold and a high fever. She is just well. Now-she is taking a nutritious injection," Remy said casually.

"Ask the kitchen to make some soup and oatmeal. I'll send it to her later. How is she able to take the shot without eating anything?" Gabrielle really desired to care about Holly, not expecting what Holly would make of her. Gabrielle always accomplished what she set her mind to and was unconcerned about what others thought. Even if she disliked Holly and was perceived as an adversary by her, it was her concern, not Gabrielle's. She would never quarrel with a sick person, any more than:she would fight a dead one. It was pointless. "Gabrielle, are you going to see Holly?" Alexis sent a puzzled gaze to Gabrielle as if he had overheard an odd joke. "Yeah, is anything wrong with that?" Gabrielle stared at Alexis, startled.

"Without a doubt, you should. I simply think..."

"Good. I'll visit her later. Kindlyrequest the chef to prepare some soup and porridge for Holly, Joseph. I'm going to bring it to her," Gabrielle said to Joseph.

"All well, I'll inform them." Joséph received no opposition. Although he believed Gabrielle and Holly could never be good friends, he would agree to do everything she desired.

This was their boss's woman.

Even if she urged him te shoo Holly out of [] here immediately, he should comply.

"I appreciate this, Joseph." Gabrielle expressed sppreciation fo Joseph.

"There is no need for you to thank me, Gabrielle. 1 simply performed something basic." Joseph smiled. "Holly is not in a good mood right now,-Gabrielle. Are you certain you're going there?" Remy reminded Gabrielle.

Holly had just awoken. She wasn't overjoyed-due to her condition, and she had a profound resentment for Gabrielle.

If it occurred in the past, this would simply add to her rage. He feared she might say something that would enrage Gabrielle. If that was the case, it would be dreadful.

"Don't worry. I am capable of dealing with it." Gabrielle smiled at him reassuringly.

"Remy is correct, Gabrielle. You are not obligated to do so. Holly is the source of her own illness. She deserves it," Westley said as he picked up the food for his wife.

Holly deserved it in all aspects. Gabrielle did not have to suffer as a result of her insanity.noveldrama

Why should others bully his wife? He didn't want Gabrielle to have any cause for complaint.

"It's okay. I'm not so naive as to offer to be her punching bag. Do not be concerned. I'm perfectly well." Gabrielle

smiled, trying to make Westley feel relieved.

She might not have been a match for Holly in the past, but today was different. She was no longer terrified of anyone, least of all a woman as dumb as Holly.

Torturing oneself with such a poor maneuver would simply demonstrate Holly's stupidity.

"Are you serious? The resort employs a large number of people. Simply request that they send the meal. Holly is free to eat or not to eat. You are not a member of her family, and hence are not obligated to care about her in this way,' Westley said coldly.