I've Been There Before (Grace and Caden)

The man was busy in the study for a day. After having lunch, he hurried into the study again.

He just told her that if there was something that she needed, she could ask servants for it.

Grace was sitting on the promenade outside the manor, watching the gardener picking up flowers and planting in the manor. The sun was good. The sky was blue, and the wind had a faint fragrance of flowers. She was in a trance, as if everything returned to the past.

No one came to bother her. Unknowingly, she fell asleep on the bamboo bench.

Everything was too good to real.

If it could ignore the rigid and straight figure at the end of the promenade, everything would be really good.

At the end of the promenade not far away, the silver-white hair was moving with the wind, but it was unable to conceal the resentment in the muddy old eyes under the gray-white eyebrows.

The old butler supported the pillar with his hand. A pair of old and extremely sinister eyes fixed on the sleeping figure under the promenade...

Crack.

He grabbed the wooden pillar with his fingers, and the blue blood vessels on the back of his hand exposed because of furious. He was not reconciled!

Why was it his Wallis who died?

His daughter was filial and well-behaved. Why was his daughter who died?

cold and extremely deserted. His eyes move down one inch, one inch and another inch...

"Wake up."

woman sleeping crookedly on the bench for a long time, he said rigidly, "Wake

and woke up. As soon as she opened

to say something, she suddenly lost her voice... Faced Wallis' father, what

Protest against an injustice?

Call for injustice?

didn't

Apologize?

Regret it?

Why?

she didn't speak. The old butler looked at the woman in front of him for a long time... He was waiting for her to speak. He wanted

hear the woman say anything. The sinner

Grace, don't you have anything

opened her mouth. But she was

say "I'm sorry" frankly which was against her will, because the two words "I'm sorry" could let her not get severe beating, and could make those men who pressed her head to let her admit that

faced was Wallis' father...He could never get the two words he wanted from her mouth

Never ever!

which was humble enough to betray everything without any dignity. She could let others treat her as a clown... Yes, in the eyes of others, she, Grace, was