Heaven On You

Part 26

"We chose to marry you two after Henry did something terrible to you. There is no one today who is more deserving of you two. Henry may have many girlfriends, but it seems that none of them can afford to help him get back on track." Mrs. Maya remarked, her voice gloomy.

"Mommy has a lot of faith in me, Emm. I'm not the most pleasant person. I'm a kid of unknown ancestry. Isn't it true that Mommy knows everything?" Sophie said softly. She said such words to anyone other than her mother and father for the first time.

"Mommy and Daddy already knew. We know this from Sophie's father. But that isn't the issue. We have a better understanding of who you are. We may be skeptical otherwise. We've assessed your compassion throughout the course of your seven months with us. Please don't bring it up again, Sophie. Except for the mother, Daddy, and Henry, no one else knows. Don't let our humiliation be known to others. Would you please keep everything between us a secret "Mrs.Maya says again, trying to convince Sophie?

Sophie's heart was bursting at the seams with emotion. Her heart ached at their willingness to accept her as she was. That says a lot about their acceptance of her. What beautiful souls they have. Or do they have another plan? Is this feasible?

"But..we're not...emm" So far, Sophie's remarks have been cut off. She did not dare to say what was on her mind.

"Love? Is that what you're trying to say?" Mrs. Maya smiled as she stated this.

"When two people are together, living a good life, the emotion frequently comes on its own. When two individuals are compatible, the differences between them may vanish. We can tell that you two are a good match. Sophie's kind demeanor will undoubtedly convince Henry. You don't do anything, and Henry, like you, is half-dead. Perhaps if you entice him, he would prostrate himself at your feet "with a confident chuckle, Mrs.Maya remarked.

Sophie smiled a bit as she listened to her future mother-in-remarks. The law says Their approval brought a sigh of relief to her heart.

"Sophie will continue to run away from Grandma if the two of you aren't together. What about her if you're not there? Grandma has a lot of affection for you. What will happen to Grandma if you aren't there, Mommy and Daddy can't."

Listening to such words scratched a little Sophie's heart. The terms heightened the girl's sorrow. Is that their plan for her to stay in the mansion? Is it possible for her to continue to be Mrs. Natalie's guardian? This time, the service is, of course, unpaid. Is the solution a marriage that has no promise? Is that correct?

"Look at what you've done to Grandma. Even Mommy has a hard time getting along with her. However, you are capable of completing the task "Mr. Mrs. Maya kept chatting, oblivious to the fact that her future daughter-in-law had misconstrued her comments.

Sophie remained silent as she listened to Mrs. Maya's remarks. Mrs. Maya's words had not healed her heart's rage in the least. Mrs. Maya's words failed to soothe her worried soul. Sophie thought to herself, "She's too confident with me."

Sophie had been awake and showering since early in the morning. The pounding in her heart strangled her breath. Yes, she is getting married today—a springboard for a new adventure in her life.

"Sophie, don't let Mother and Father down again," she says, recalling the events of five years ago when she called off her engagement to Nick. Her ears were still ringing with Nick's rage. Her eyes were still filled with the sorrow of her parents.

Many individuals were left with unanswered questions and sorrow as a result of her healthy choice. Nick and his family, as well as his mother and father. Are they all aware, though, of the anguish in Sophie's heart? Don't they see how the love that had just started to blossom in her heart had to be repressed for her own and her family's sake? She has never spoken about the incident with anybody afterward. All of the heart's sensations are kept to themselves. I felt dissatisfied, humiliated, and inferior.

This time, she was additionally upset since her father bluntly refused her plea to reject the idea.

Sophie recalls her father's decision to accept the proposal, which occurred after Henry had spent a week at her home.

"Is it possible for me to refuse this marriage, father? I'm not interested in marrying him. " She filed an appeal following Mr. James' judgment.

"What's the matter, Sophie?"

"I'm worried... he... isn't a kind guy..." Sophie dared to voice her views. Of course, after a week at this home, Mr. James already knows who this Henry is.

"Sophie, don't speak about people like that... it's not nice," her mother reprimanded.

"I've been with him for a week, Sophie. He seems to be quite talented. Only after ignorance and immorality have become a way of life for him, does he seem to be bad. He's ready to comply with all of my father's demands. He has the ability to change, but he needs assistance. The assistance must come from the person who will crouch with him, eat from a plate, and sleep on a cushion. There is no one else who is more qualified for him than you, Sophie." Mr. James talked for a long time.

"Father, I can't afford it...I'm not the one."

"Sophie, there's no one else. Because you're already with him, you must accept him. You wouldn't want to marry someone else if you were already intimate to him. How do you want to handle your issue with your prospective husband? "Mr.James reminded Sophie of this.

Tears had suppressed for a long time began to flow freely, becoming more hers. Sophie started to feel defeated.

"I don't care. I'm not interested in getting married. That's something I've always done. Allow it to be me! "She screamed.

She didn't seem to be able to think at the moment. Mrs. Amy approached her right away and embraced Sophie. How depressing it was for her to see Sophie at that time. Her compassion was boundless.

"Don't be a fool. I have made my choice. To preserve your honor, Sophie must marry Henry. Why is it so difficult? Accept that people want you! Mr. James muttered something, then stormed out in a fury.