Marshall received the message from Katherine and read it repeatedly.
He could inexplicably imagine the response of Katherine when she received the message.
Marshall went over and sat down in a chair in the garden.
Katherine had ever sat here before.
At that time, she still shook her legs and looked comfortable.
Lucas stood on the edge of the garden, looked back at Marshall. He hissed silently and left.
Marshall then took out his phone and called Katherine.
Katherine had guessed that Marshall would call her.
According to the present situation, people in the Grant family still pretended to be polite to her.
After all, they need her now.
Katherine ignored his first call on purpose.
Fortunately, Marshall called her again.
Katherine slowly picked up the phone and said tonelessly, "What's up?"
Marshall remembered what Lucas said just now.
He felt a little uncomfortable in his heart.
He did not take pity on her.
He just realized that, as what she said today, because of him, she had suffered all kinds of grievances.
He felt more or less guilty.
He promised Mr. Henderson to take good care of her at first.
But it seemed that he had never done it before.
Katherine became impatient when Marshall stopped talking. She said, "Your mother came to apologize
to me today. If you want to warn me because you are afraid that I will go back on my word, please rest
assured. I’ll hold you to that."
"No." Marshall said, "I just knew something. You were wronged in the past. I’m sorry for you."
Katherine froze and then smiled. "Your apology was..."
She clicked her tongue and said, "... always so late."
If he had said sorry to her for their marriage, she would not be so helpless now.
Marshall became silent.
In fact, he knew that Katherine lived in trouble.
He just did not expect it to be so bad.
And he did not want to defend himself because it was indeed his negligence.
Seeing Marshall stop talking again, Katherine sighed, "So why are you calling me?"
Marshall hesitated and said, "I’ve told them clearly and you don’t have to come home in the future..."
Katherine interrupted him, "Come with your luggage tomorrow. There’s nothing for you here, so you
have to prepare it yourself."
Marshall suddenly stopped talking.
Staring at the TV, Katherine said, "I hope that you can solve the problems of your company quickly, and
both of us will be relieved."
Marshall replied with silence.
Katherine sighed a deep sigh of relief, "Something else? Then goodbye. I’ll go to bed."
Marshall agreed and hung up.
Katherine put the phone on the sofa. She was originally not sleepy at all.
Even she was sleepy, hearing what Marshall said would also make her awake instantly.
Katherine sighed again and turned around, running her eyes over the house.
Fantastic. It was safer after he moved in.
She could ask Marshall to help her in the future.
Nice.
Katherine calmed herself.
On the other hand, when Marshal moved in, Mrs. Grant would definitely be annoyed for a long time.
Wonderful.
In fact, the Grant family had the rule that whether family members got married or not, they had to live
together in the old house.
It was old Mr. Grant’s instruction.
At that time, she had just married Marshal.
And old Mr. Grant was so ill that he could only stay in bed.
He might be worried that the other family members would look down upon her, so Mr. Grant specially
called them and said that they were family and would live in this house for the next decades.
So they must help each other.
Those people were better at pretending and promised sincerely.
But they changed soon.
Katherine felt furious while thinking of that.
So now she had broken their rules.
Even though she was not a family member yet, Marshall was.
Marshall moved out because of her and Mrs. Grant should now know the result of setting herself
against Katherine.
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