True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 113

Marry Smith froze for a moment and immediately said, "Are you busy as well, Mr. Jones?"

"Yes," Heinz Jones said flatly.

"You didn't object to it just now so we thought you are free." Marry smiled, thinking that she was very

graceful with her words. "If you are really busy, we can also wait for you free. In short, it all depends on

your availability, Mr. Jones."

Heinz sneered and said sarcastically, "Mrs. Brown, judging by your attitude, I think we no longer need

to sign the contract."

As soon as he said this, Marry froze for a moment. She looked at Heinz with her big eyes, and there

was a flash of shock in them. She looked at him in shock and asked, "Mr. Jones, what's wrong now?”

"Humph." Heinz just smiled coldly and said, "We haven't signed the contract. It's none of your business

what I decide to do."

He was so arrogant, but yet he could not be looked down upon at at all.

If he was not restricted by the contract, why should he still let his woman suffer all this humiliation?

"Mr. Jones, you..." Marry looked at Heinz in shock.

"This man is not going to terminate our deal, is he?" Marry thought in a panic.

Marry held her temper and said, "Mr. Jones, look at all the challenges we have encountered in signing

our contract. After such a long time, we are still not able to go through with this deal.

"You promised us yesterday that we would sign the contract this morning, so we came here this

morning. You then said that you don't have time so we should wait, and hence, we've been waiting until

now. Don't tell me that you're not going to sign the contract now!"

"That's right." Heinz said defiantly. ”1 won't sign the contract."

His attitude was indifferent, and his expression was also frightening, with a sense of arrogance that

kept people at bay.

"Why?" Marry was still confused, but she suddenly turned to look at Grace. Suddenly, she realized that

it must have something to do with Grace, so she looked at Simon Brown in shock.

Simon also came to a realization. He looked into his wife's eyes and glanced at Grace, then back at his

wife.

He understood it clearly now.

"It's because of Grace." Simon thought.

Heinz decided to end the contract because of Grace.

Grace was also stunned, she looked at the man in front of her in confusion.

"Did Heinz get angry with Simon because of his horrible attitude towards me just now?" Grace thought.

She was very puzzled.

Could she think this way? Or was she being too presumptuous.

Marry was shocked for a long time, before she regained her voice. "Mr. Jones, is it because my sister?"

Heinz turned his sharp eyes and glanced at Marry's face. He said coldly, "You behaved so arrogantly to

my people, in my territory. Why should I respect you?"

This sentence seemed to explain everything, and he said it with a kind of domineering defiance.

He was warning them with these words.

He could be so unfeeling and unreasonable, and they could do nothing about it.

Heinz stood there, blocking Grace, and glancing at the couple coldly.

Grace was stunned by his actions. Part of her heart was aching, but it felt warmth at the same time.

No matter how inexplicable this man was, how arrogant he was, and how unpredictable he was, he

always gave her the most immediate protection whenever she was in the most pathetic situations.

This made her extremely shocked.

Simon was stunned as well.

He didn't expect that Grace would have such a significant position in Heinz' heart.

He always felt that their relationship was fishy. There must be a reason why Grace could work in the

president's personal office.

"So that's how it is." Simon thought.

Grace had become Heinz's woman, which was why she could disrespect Simon and Marry this way.

She had his inherent protection.

Simon's eyes turned cold and he looked at Grace.

Grace gazed at Heinz in a daze, pursing her lips without saying a word.

''Mr. Jones." Marry was still trying to save the situation. "Mr. Jones, Grace is my sister. Why would I

disrespect her? I am only showing her my concern. Please forgive me for being blunt, but I can't accept

this."

"How about your husband?" Heinz looked at her coldly. "What right does he have to do that?"

Marry suddenly went blank.

"Simon, Marry." Heinz knew what they were thinking and warned them, "Our deal is over. In future,

Jones Estate will no longercooperate with Sunny Group."

"Mr. Jones—"

"Marry." Simon interrupted her coldly. "Save your words. He was playing us from the beginning. He

fooled us again and again. We won't stand for this. At worst, we will just forgo the proceeds from this

deal."

"Shut up!" Marry couldn't calm down, she roared at Simon instead.

A trace of humiliation flashed across Simon's face. He pursed his lips and didn't say anything else.

The lift arrived.

With a tinkling sound, the door opened.

Heinz grabbed Grace by the wrist and dragged her out.

Seeing that there was no turning back, Marry hurriedly followed.

Simon didn't move.

He was still in the lift.

Lester glanced at him and also went out of the elevator.

Simon was left alone in the elevator.

He went back downstairs.

"Mr. Jones." Marry stopped Heinz in the corridor.

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Heinz frowned, stopped, and turned to look at her. He was very cold and arrogant.

Marry was irritated by his cold eyes. But she said, "Mr. Jones, are you sure you don't want to consider

the deal anymore?"

Heinz looked at Marry coldly and said, "Yesterday morning, I heard clearly how your husband Mr.

Brown was trying to seduce his very own sister-in-law in my office. At that time, I was very suspicious

of your husband's behaviour. Today in the elevator, when I heard what he said to Grace, I felt it was

extremely disrespectful. What kind of right did he have to say those words to Grace?"

Marry was stunned.

"Grace is working here. You guys are in my territory, and yet you were coercing her to join you for your

so-called well-meaning meal? If I can't even protect my own people, what's the use of me being their

boss?" Heinz said coldly, "Lester, please send our guest off."

"Yes!" Lester immediately said to Marry, "Mrs. Brown, please."

Marry froze.

Heinz grabbed Grace and walked to the president's office.

Looking at their backs as they left, Marry's eyes flashed with shock.

"Mrs. Brown, please!" Lester said again.

Marry came to her senses and looked at Lester. "Mr. Lester, please help me with this contract—"

Lester interrupted her and said, "Mrs. Brown, I'm just an assistant. I can't interfere with the president's

decisions."

Marry pursed her lips and smiled awkwardly. "Well, I'll go then."

Lester watched her enter the lift, and it went downstairs.

The secretaries were whispering. They seemed to have noticed the president taking Grace's hand.

They were too close. It was the first time that they had seen the president so close to a woman.

The President's office

Grace Smith didn't come to her sense until she went in.

"Mr. Jones, are you really not going to cooperate with Sunny Group?" Grace still couldn't believe it.

Heinz did not answer, but merely looked at her. He lifted her chin with his slender fingers and looked at

her beautiful face. His dark eyes were bursting with a certain sharpness. He said in a low voice, "Your

exboyfriend was really a lowlife. How come you didn't slap his face in the lift?"