Begging For A Reconciliation

Chapter 261

Chapter 261 A New Beginning

Ian's voice was a little hoarse, "You have been outside long enough. There will always be a place for you in the Sanders family."

Ian had always been surnamed Sanders and would return to the Sanders family.

His mother disapproved, but she thought she would when he left.

Ron was angry and put the cup on the table harshly, "I will not go back. What you said, I will forget."

With that, he pushed away the woman in his arms and stood up. He called his men outside the door to come in and said, "Show him the door."

Ian was taken out of the room by Ron's people.

He looked at the closed door, and his clear eyes were full of frustration.

I still have some time to persuade Ron.

When Leah returned to Serena's apartment, she started packing their clothes. The two did not live there long and did not have many clothes, so it took little time.

"Han, may I come in?"

Leah found the spare key to the guest room.

She wanted to go in and see what was going on with Han, but she was afraid of upsetting him.

After a while, there was no sound in the room.

Leah frowned, pointed the key at the keyhole, and pushed it in. "If you don't speak, I'll take it as your acquiesce."

Han's eyes were stung by the sudden brightness. He followed the light and saw Leah standing in the doorway with a nervous expression.

Soon he withdrew his gaze, and there was no emotion on his sharp-featured face.

Leah had been used to him. She walked over with a smile.

"Han, we should leave here."

Han's cold face finally had a change. "Where are we going?"

He had locked himself in his room for two days, forcing himself to accept reality. But he could not escape the fact that he was a loser.

Leah toned down her voice and put her hand on Han's arm.

"Let's go home."

With twitching his mouth, he paused and did not draw back his arm.

Seeing Han did not refuse, Leah breathed a sigh of relief.

Leah texted Serena and closed the door of the apartment.

They were exiting the elevator when they ran into Serena.

"Cindy, where are you going?"

Her hungover head momentarily cleared when Serena saw the bag in Leah's hand.

I only go out for one night. Why are they moving away?

Leah sheepishly moved the bag behind herself. It was okay if she lived alone at Serena's apartment but not with Han.

Before she could react, Serena had pulled her aside.

She said seriously, "I don't dislike you."

Leah also saw the sincerity in her eyes. She was silent for a few seconds and gave a rare smile. "I know."

"So why did you move out?" Serena asked.

"Han needs a place to rest. Well, I'll invite you to our new house another day."

Leah looked at Serena's decadent expression, feeling a little guilty, and reached out and hugged her.

After a brief farewell, Leah left with Han.

Meanwhile, Leah introduced their new home to Han, but Han was indifferent with low interest.

Leah opened the apartment door and looked at Han expectantly. "Is the environment here very good?"

She and Han would soon have a new life. Everything was slowly getting better.

Han looked around the apartment. The decoration style was simple, but the layout was very careful. He withdrew his sight, whose thin lips pressed together, and said nothing.

Leah smiled. "This will be our home."

"This is the kitchen."

She wheeled Han to the main bedroom and pointed to the moat not far away.

"Now you can enjoy the scenery from your room."

Although the scenery might not be as good as the top floor of the Howard Group, she believed they would return in time.

Han darkened his eyes and said, "You don't need to do this." This content © Nôv/elDr(a)m/a.Org.

Leah closed her eyes and hid the bitterness.

It was a long time before she opened her eyes again. "I'm willing to do so. I hope you won't say that again."

"I'll be angry if you keep doing that."

After she finished her words, Leah left the room, and her steps were disheveled.

She was afraid that if she stayed, she would be unable to help vent her emotions.

Still worried about Leah, Serena wanted to call her but did not want to disturb her. So she put down the phone in the end.

After a long pause, Serena picked up her phone. She opened Instagram and transferred a hundred thousand dollars to Leah.

"It's not much money. Don't worry about it."

Leah had always been stubborn. She refused to live in her apartment and would not tell her when she was in trouble. But she and Han both needed money now.

By the time Leah saw the transfer information, it was evening.

She looked at the transfer information on Instagram. She felt a wave of warmth in her heart and called Serena.

"Serena, thank you!"

"Don't mention it. If you need money, just ask me for money. It's the only thing that I can help you with."

Leah thought momentarily and said, "I'll pay you back when I have the money."

After a few words, Leah hung up the phone.

She wanted to invite Han to go to the supermarket, but after looking at the lonely figure in the room, she gave up the invitation.

"Han, I'm gonna have grocery shopping."

After greeting Han, Leah left the house.

Leah bought some groceries and Han's favorite dishes and then went home.

For dinner, she still prepared Han's favorite dishes.

Leah opened the door, walked before Han, and squatted down. "Now's the time to have dinner."

Perhaps Han's cold emotion was changed because of seeing the hope in Leah's eyes. He had not said the refusing words. His body had made a choice first.

Leah raised the corners of her mouth and smiled slightly.

Leah kept serving Han at the table, whose small bowl was soon filled with food.

Han did not eat well these days and had been hungry for a long time, so Leah deliberately cooked the rice very soft.

"Why don't you eat?"

Leah saw Han still had as much food in his bowl as before.

"Is it not to your taste?"

The light in Leah's eyes became dim, and she almost forgot that Han never liked her cooking.

Han picked up his chopsticks and took a mouthful of food. "It is delicious!"

The smile on Leah's face deepened. "If you like it, I will cook it for you daily."