Chapter 505
Chapter 507: Chapter 506 Chapter 507: Chapter 506 Nara Gill had just finished writing this sentence and was about to show it to Gary’s Mother when Gary’s Mother immediately knocked the notebook out of her hands, pointed at her angrily, and scolded, “You can’t even say a word, what right do you have to be worthy of my son p>
Nara looked at her in shock.
She waved her hands frantically, her mouth opening and closing, trying to say something but unable to produce any sound.
Gary’s Mother immediately stepped forward, swung her hand, and slapped Nara’s face!
Nara fell to the ground askew, an already fragile person now tasting the rusty flavor in her mouth again…
This taste, Nara had become very familiar with it recently.
Bullied by Jackson Gill, bullied by Austin Gill, even at the moment she jumped from the balcony on the rooftop, her mouth was filled with this taste…
She covered her face, looking at Gary’s Mother in shock.
Gary’s Mother continued to glare at her furiously, “I told you, stop coveting my son, stay away from him p>
Nara was completely dumbfounded.
She looked at Gary’s Mother helplessly, wanting to say she hadn’t…
It had always been Gary who took the initiative between them.
Being mute, she had always felt inferior, striving for a living all her life, fighting to escape poverty; where would she have the time for romance?
It was Gary who always sought her out at the university, helping her…
She still remembered how Gary initially looked down on her, thinking she didn’t deserve to be the top student and also being mute, believing she wouldn’t succeed in medical studies since she couldn’t communicate with patients.
But then, in the laboratory, Gary got scared by a dissected mouse, vomited half to death, and only she could remain undisturbed.
From that day on, Gary started sticking to her.
He would always come to her for advice regarding professional courses…
She had always been a loner at school, eating in the cafeteria by herself, reading in the library alone… But at some point, there would always be someone who suddenly appeared across from her, saying to her:
“Classmate, there’s no one here, may I sit p>
“Classmate, you’re reading alone, huh? There’s no one beside you, may I sit p>
At times when she was moving books and carrying her water bottle, a sunny boy would suddenly appear and take things from her hand: “Classmate, let me help you p>
She had refused him before.
But Gary was like a cockroach that couldn’t be killed, always appearing by her side, when she was tired from reading, when she wanted to stretch during a break, and countless other exhausted moments, he would show up…
Nara’s heart wasn’t made of stone.
She had asked him if he didn’t mind that she couldn’t speak.
Gary had smiled and replied, “I’ve always disliked those chattering girls since I was young, found them so noisy; with you, I always find a peaceful serenity p>
Nara didn’t know how to respond.
Later, Gary secretly took her hand, she tried to pull away, yet he wouldn’t let go: “Nara Gill, give me a chance, and give yourself a chance too, is that not okay? At least we can try in university p>
They had been dating for two years like this.
As graduation approached, Gary had always been saying he wanted to take her home to meet his parents.
Nara was very nervous, always afraid Gary’s family would disapprove… Gary said they wouldn’t, and once mentioned that his mother loved him very much and would like her for his sake as well…
Until… after Gary returned home, he never went back to school.
In recent times, the two of them had interacted, with Gary sending her messages, asking how she was doing, saying his mother was ill, and that he was taking care of her at home…
Nara had asked him if his parents had any objections.
Gary’s reply was very simple, “My dad listens to my mom, and my mom listens to me. I told her you’re not talkative, and she doesn’t mind it p>
So Nara thought she really didn’t mind… and was still looking forward to meeting her.
Then so much had happened, Nara didn’t want to drag Gary down, so she would lie and say she was fine during that time, that she was doing very well…
Swallowing all the bitterness alone.
This originally had nothing to do with Gary…
But when she jumped off the balcony of the rooftop, Nara’s only regrets were twofold; one was that she hadn’t yet seen her brother Matias get married and bring a sister-in-law into the family.
The second was that she hadn’t met Gary’s parents yet…
She longed for a family, yearned for love…
Tears rolled down Nara’s cheeks as she clenched her fists tightly, stubbornly looking at Gary’s Mother…
Gary had said that she didn’t mind her…
But now she was repeatedly calling her a dumbass…
Was this really not minding?
“Little slut, what are you looking at? Why don’t you go die? If the Gill family kills you, my son will also be bewitched by you p>
Gary’s Mother seemed very domineering, with a never-ending stream of insults.
Nara didn’t want to listen…
The future mother-in-law she had imagined was gentle, understanding…
She covered her ears… Something must have gone wrong!
But Gary’s Mother’s next words shattered all her fantasies: “Half a month ago, my son suddenly came back from school, saying he wanted to marry you, a mute. I was wondering what kind of seductress had come along, pretending to be sick for half a month just to keep him at home! And now p>
“With your innocent-looking face, what are you doing here acting all pitiable? Who are you trying to impress by crouching there and looking so distressingly pathetic p>
Gary’s Mother’s fingers were almost poking Nara’s face: “Seductress, you only know how to use these tricks to seduce men, right? My son is naive, and you’ve deceived him with that act! I won’t be fooled! You just want to marry a rich man, don’t you? Let me tell you, I do not approve of you and my son p>
After roaring these words, Gary’s Mother looked around disdainfully and covered her nose: “Just look at yourself, at what kind of place you live in! A slum, isn’t it? Ugly and dirty, like a garbage dump! What right does trash like you, who’s grown up in such a place, have to climb up to my son p>
After saying this, Gary’s Mother directly told Nara, “Right now, immediately, take out your cellphone and send my son a message, telling him you’re breaking up! You don’t like him anymore p>
She crouched down, fished out the phone from Nara’s pocket, and handed it to her: “Send it! Tell him you never liked him! Do you hear me p>
Nara shook her head with effort.
She didn’t want this relationship to end with a lie.
Seeing this, Gary’s Mother angrily pinched her: “I told you not to send it! Do you believe that if you don’t, I’ll beat you to death today? After all, you’ve already offended the Gill family, no one will stand up for you p>
Nara covered her face, dodging around from being pinched…
Just then, an angry voice came from outside the door: “Stop p>