Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO - Chapter 336

Chapter 336: Biggest supporter.

Chapter 336: Biggest supporter.

“My uncle hadn’t been single all these years,” Gianna spoke carefully, keeping her words in check.

“He had a girl in his heart.

Not for a year or two, but for an entire decade.

And that alone explains how much devoted he must have been to her.

No one was able to deter his heart, not even the distance of miles they shared.

He had been the only -”  “…woman he had ever loved in his entire life,” Arwen finished it for her, before continuing further.

“The only woman who had taught keep the promises and then live it until the end.”  Gianna was dumbfounded for s second.

She stared at Arwen, blinking her eyes in confusion.

“How do you know?”  Arwen smiled.

“I have known it since always,” she said, her expression not even holding a hint of surprise.

“He never hid it from me.

He told me the very first day I asked him, without even hesitating as if he never had plans to keep me in the dark.”  “He told you?” Gianna didn’t expect it.

Not because she expected any less from her uncle, but because she knew that he wouldn’t share his personal talks with anyone.

Yet, he shared it with Arwen.  Why does that itself feel so intimate?  Humming, Arwen nodded, “How else do you think I would have known?

I knew it because he told me.” “I didn’t think he would tell you that,” Gianna still couldn’t quite believe it.

Again and again, she had this nagging feeling that there was something deeper here -something she wasn’t seeing.

No matter how hard she tried to understand it, it remained out of reach.  Arwen’s expression softened.

“It was not just his truth he gave me that day.” A content smile grew on her lips as she continued.

“He promised me something that would be enough to hold upon for a lifetime.” Seeing Gianna’s furrowed brows deepen, she didn’t plan to keep  Gianna couldn’t bring herself to guess anything.

It was When she saw Gianna’s furrowed brows deepening, she didn’t think of putting much suspense.  Simply smiling, she said, “He promised himself to me.

He promised his fidelity, his sincerity, his care and his patience to me.

And that’s all I need.

Love is an important pillar of any relationship, but trust and respect come first.” Her voice held absolute confidence.

“As long as he gives those two elements to our relationship, we both can wait for the love to take the course of time.

Even if we have to wait for it for the entire life.”  She might have said it, but it wasn’t her words.

It was Aiden’s.  Every time he assured her… Every time he gave her his patience, his trust, his sincere care… She felt those words in his gaze as if giving her the reason and hope to believe in what they shared.  After hearing all that Arwen had said, Gianna didn’t know how she should react.

She felt she did wrong to doubt the things she hadn’t known.

“Arwen, I -” Feeling guilty, she wanted to apologize.  However, Arwen didn’t let her.

Placing her hand over hers, she shook her head.

“You were worried for me.

And being worried for your friend isn’t wrong.

Especially when the friend is someone like me who has the record -”  “Ryan did nothing to be called your history, Wenna.” Guessing what she was about to say, Gianna almost snapped.

“He was just a family arrangement, nothing more.

Your record only started with my uncle.

And given the standards he had raised already, I don’t think Ryan or anyone mediocre will ever be able to reach the heights.”  Arwen almost chuckled.

“If that’s so, wouldn’t people think I have no experience at all?”  “Since when have you had any, anyway,” Gianna rolled her eyes.  “You -”  Before Arwen could retort with a snarky comment, Gianna swiftly changed the subject.  “Let them think whatever they want,” she said with a smirk.

“People mock those who are out of their league.” Tilting her chin slightly, she added, “Even thousands of so-called ‘experiences’ wouldn’t measure up to the quality of the one you have.

So, why even bother with the opinions of the mediocre?”  Arwen shook her head, amused.

“You sure know how to talk.

Where is your principle?” she asked.

“Just now you weren’t sounding very supportive of my relationship with Aiden.” “What bullsh*t!” Gianna pulled away, clearly backing out from everything she had said earlier.

“You won’t get a supporter as strong as me.

Since the very start I have been the biggest supporter to ship you two.

Did you forget?

It’s all because of my manifestations that you two got together?

My wish held such a passion that the universe made you cross paths and then get married the same day.”  “Is that so?” Arwen cleared her throat softly, asking her to reconsider her logic.  Gianna didn’t think much and furrowed her brows.

“What?

You doubt it?” she questioned before recounting all the times she voiced out her wish to get the two together.

“Every time making the wish, I just intensified the possibility of you two meeting together.

Otherwise given the two different time zones that you share, do you think it was possible for you two to even meet?”  She gloated, and Arwen wanted to laugh.

Of course, what she said was true and it was definite the fate that brought them together.

But they didn’t meet at the Civil Affairs Bureau for the first time.  “You never know,” Arwen said, laughing softly.

“Maybe your assumption is not fully right.”  “What do you mean?” Gianna asked, confused.

Her brows pulled together in a frown of confusion.  Now, it was Arwen’s turn to smirk.

Letting her lips tug at the corners, she said, “I mean we didn’t meet after you started manifesting to the universe.

Rather, we met way before that.”  “You met him?” Gianna asked, clearly finding it hard to believe.

“When?”  “The day I met with the accident,” Arwen replied with much ease, already moving to align her pillow so that she could finally lie down properly and call it a night.  Gianna, on her stance, was utterly confused.

“What do you mean?”