Chapter 360 – The Scarlet Vengeance: Justice of a Framed Beauty Novel (Grace & Jason)

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“Then, you mustn’t let him misunderstand anything again!” complained Stella Lindsay. “Just because I told you about saving Brian when I was little, you kept uttering strange things in front of him, which led to his misunderstanding. You already have Jason, so why bother

Brian?”

Grace suc’ ‘enly felt as if she had belittled her cousin.

She had always felt that her cousin did not receive much education, so even if she was scheming, she could not hide it.

She would show it on her face.

However, she did not expect that her cousin would know how to turn the facts upside down.

Grace suddenly chuckled. “Sis, did you really save Brian when you were little?”

Stella Lindsay glared at her. “Would

Brian be so nice to me if I hadn’t saved him when I was little?”

“But I don’t think you liked going to the hill when you were little, right? I was the one who always went there for fun,” said

Grace.

Stella Lindsay’s face paled. “What… Do you mean by that? What does saving Brian have to do with whether I liked going there or not? Anyway, I happened to save Brian on an occasional trip.”

“Happened to?” Grace looked at the shifty look in her eyes and was already sure that her cousin was guilty, so she evaded her like that.

It must not have been Stella who saved

Brian.

“Grace, have you had enough?” Stella Lindsay said angrily as she was embarra**ed. She deliberately used anger to cover up her guilt. “It’s not up you to meddle in this matter between me and Brian. Just mind your own business!”

With that, Stella Lindsay stormed off.

Grace lowered her eyes gently and looked at her hands. ‘If the dream is all about me saving Brian when I was little…

‘Then these hands were there on the cliff, holding Brian by the hand tightly and dragging him back to safety.

‘These same hands carried him on my back and led him down from the hill.

‘Therefore… The silver bracelet Brian has been holding on to is also the silver bracelet I wore when I was a child?’

She remembered having a pair of such silver bracelets when she was a child, but she dropped one of them. Later, when she was older and could not wear the little bracelet anymore, Grandma put it away for her.

‘However… I didn’t see any similar little bracelets among the things Grandma left me.

‘Grandma probably lost it. After all, it was so many years ago, and such a small silver bracelet was not worth much money!

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Grace walked to the door of the Lu family’s house and looked at the place where she used to live as a child. She thought she would not set foot in here again.

Even if she had to visit Grandma’s grave on the annual tomb-sweeping day and winter solstice, she would only go directly to Grandma’s grave.

The driver, who sent her here, had been waiting outside the door. When he saw Grace coming out, he asked where she was going.

“Send me to Grandma’s grave later,” said Grace.

The driver responded. Just then, Grace saw Stella Lindsay holding Brian’s arm and stepping out from inside.

When Stella Lindsay saw Grace, a flash of worry came over her face, as if fearing that Grace would say something to

Brian.

“Brian, come on. I’ll take you to eat the candied haws on a stick here. The one I told you that I’d take you to eat when we were little.” Stella Lindsay deliberately raised her volume, apparently in an attempt to get Grace to hear.

“Sure,” said Brian as he nodded and walked right past Grace without even looking at her.

Grace raised her eyes and watched as the two got into the car which then slowly drove away from the Lu family’s house.

‘When they were little?’ Grace’s eyes dimmed slightly. ‘I think I’m the one who said I’d take Brian to eat candied haws on a stick when we were little.’

Speaking of which, her favorite food at the time was candied haws on a stick, and that particular store was still open.

‘I wonder if Stella Lindsay is taking Brian there or not.’

Grace opened the door and got into the car. She gave the exact location of Grandma’s burial place, and the driver in front drove off to their destination.

Grace had already bought the items to pay her respects to Grandma, and she did not want to do it with the Lu family. She only wanted to be alone with her grandmother for a while.

As the car came to the foot of the hill, instead of letting the driver accompany her, Grace said, “I can go up by myself.

I want to be alone with Grandma for a while. Wait for me here.”

The driver looked reluctant. “But Mr.

Reed said-”

“I’ll talk to Jason myself later. He won’t blame you. Besides, this is where the village’s family graves are. It’s also

daytime, so it’s not dangerous,” said Grace.

As Grace spoke, she walked up step by step, carrying all the things she needed to pay her respects.

The driver dared not argue with her and could only wait quietly at the foot of the hill.

As Grace approached her grandmother’s grave, her phone rang. It was a call from Jason.

“My morning meeting is over. I’ll come over now,” said Jason.

“Take your time. I’m not done here anyway,” said Grace.

“What are you doing now?” he asked.

“I’m going to see Grandma at her grave. There are a lot of people in the Lu family’s house. It’s quiet here, and I can spend some time alone with Grandma. If you’ve reached the Lu family’s house and I’m not back yet, just wait for me for a while,” said Grace.

“Sure. Just ask Driver Li to help you if anything happens,” he replied.

“Got it,” said Grace.

She was a few months older than him. In the beginning, she was the one who took care of him, but now it seemed that he was treating her like a child.

By the time the call was over, Grace had also reached her grandmother’s grave. She looked at the marble tombstone with her picture on it.

It was a black and white picture. Grandma smiled kindly as if she was looking at her.

Grace took out the food, wine, incense sticks, and candles, placing them in front of the tombstone.

‘Mom is gone, my brother is gone, and

Chapt now Grandma’s gone too.

‘The family members who love me have left this world one by one.

‘However, I still have Jay. Jason is still by my side, and… Will be my family.

Jason and I will be together forever, and in the future, we’ll have children.’

Grace lowered her head and looked at her flat stomach. All this time, in addition to nursing the pain in her joints, she had also been working on her womb.

The doctor said that she was doing well, and the operation’s success rate was high. After the operation was completed, she would be able to get pregnant!

She had once thought she would never have a chance to be a mother, but now,

God had given her a chance.

If possible, she hoped she could bear him several children and give him a large family. She would be very happy if that happened.

Facing the tombstone, Grace said to the old woman who was smiling kindly in the picture, “Grandma, I’ll be happy.”

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