Revenge Blanketed Passion

CHAPTER 64. EMILY'S DILEMMA

If the trip they had left had been colored awkward silence but this time the silence was heavy and suffocating. Deanna looked worriedly at Emily who kept quiet.

The girl just kept her head down with her hands squeezing each other and her body shaking. There was a tightness that Deanna felt when she saw the corner of Emily's lips hurt and bleed.

Naura's slap was quite violent and she didn't think how a mother could slap her daughter so hard. ‘What makes it so angry?’ muttered Deanna who still did not understand.

Many times he reached out to hug the girl who continued to tremble in silence. But many times his hands stopped.

It was as if it knew that the girl could not be touched carelessly.

“I am not Eleanor.” he said softly.

“What?” Deanna frowned and put on a confused face not understanding what Emily said. Had he misheard that the girl next to him was talking in a very soft voice.

“I'm not Eleanor! Mama was angry because she thought I was enjoying the place Eleanor should be. But for God's sake, I didn't mean it.”

“Nak, what do you mean?”

“I don't want to fool anyone including you bu.” isak Emily with a body that is shaking violently. She squeezed the edge of the skirt until her knuckles turned white.

“I also do not intend to enjoy the wealth or wealth of your family. Really Mom, not at all. Because I shouldn't be in this position.”

“Have been darling. Calm yourself first huh?” Deanna hugged the hysterical girl.

“Tenace. I know you must be in shock so talk bouncy.”

Emily took off Deanna's embrace and looked at her with an increasingly frustrated look. “Not bu. It's not. I really am not Eleanor and that is why this marriage should be cancelled.”

Hearing about the cancellation of the marriage made Deanna fixated for a moment. The shadow that he would lose the girl in front of him as a potential daughter-in-law made him anxious.

Instantly Sabrina Saab's shadow darted in Deanna's mind. “No! Honey, there's no other girl for Jaysen better than you.”

“But I am not Eleanor...”.

“That's just your excuse, right? It must have been your mother who forced you to talk like this. Aye?”

Emily let out a heavy sigh accompanied by a desperate groan. He was really confused how else could he get out of this increasingly complicated situation? Surviving in this position was clearly wrong because she was not Eleanor. No matter how similar they are, she is still not Eleanor. After all, by being in this position, Emily will definitely lose a lot of things.

Her freedom as Emily Vionetta is definitely going to be lost. Her quiet life in New York, her lover John, not to mention the anger of Naura who thought Emily enjoyed all the amenities that were supposed to belong to Eleanor. Not to mention that Jaysen will finally find out the truth about who he is.

How will the man react when he finds out that the girl with him is not Eleanor? Jaysen would be very angry. Just thinking about it made Emily shudder in horror even though it was just thinking about the possibility of Jaysen's anger. If you are just angry, it is still natural but what if Jaysen hates it?

Then what else can he do? Glancing at the car door handle, a crazy thought appeared in his head. Just go! He had to go and try to find Eleanor. No matter where he looked, he didn't know.

The girl had no idea where her twin sister was going. But at least it's better than staying here and just being the target of anger.

Emily looked out the window, knowing that in front of and behind the car she was riding in was another car escorting them. Silently, in her heart Emily thought and counted the numbers and possibilities.

Will he really escape? Deanna's phone rang before she even saw it she already knew who was calling her.

In the middle-aged woman's heart she complained about how many times the man called her, every five minutes. “Iya Jaysen's. We were really on our way home. At least ten minutes away from home.” said Deanna as soon as she answered the phone call, she did not even say hello.

He was silent listening to the voice from the end of the phone, Deana twitching the tip of his nose. He looks dizzy and tired with the behavior of his son.

“Yes God, Jaysen! Didn't you also receive a report from your guards about our situation? Don't keep feeding me and making me dizzy. At least let me calm down your future wife first, okay?”

I don't know what the statement that Jaysen gave that Deanna obviously had to keep the phone away from her ear. He then nagged his son because he eventually lost his patience as well.

“That's enough! I know that mom was wrong. I'm sorry for bringing your future wife out all day. But I had absolutely no idea that such a thing would happen.”

“Why did you know that your future-in-law would come and get angry like that? Now hang up and wait quietly, okay? By the way has your father come?” Deanna smiled at Jaysen's reply. He could imagine how upset Jaysen's usually flat face was like that of a wall.

But the smile on Deanna's face suddenly disappeared replaced with a pale expression of fear. Jaysen's words on the phone were not ignored. For a moment the woman froze in place.

In the next second, Deanna screamed in shock to see in front of her eyes Emily had opened the door of the car that was speeding.

Even without the slightest hesitation the girl had already rolled down and dropped out of the car.

“Eleanor!”

His whole life Jaysen never felt this much fun. The man had been feeling uneasy since Deanna suddenly came this afternoon. And suddenly took her girl away under the pretext of wanting to shop together.

Jaysen knew how her mother judged Eleanor. Although not too like his father Ruben but Deanna also can not be said to like his future wife.

“How about you talk like that?” he mumbled himself. “Then, how about Eleanor get offended and angry and leave me?”

Thinking about other people's feelings like this is actually a new thing for Jaysen. It could be said that he rarely even noticed such a trivial thing. For Jaysen, the feelings of others never mattered. Can't everything be solved with money?

Even people who initially hate or oppose it can suddenly comply if it has been piled on a lump of money. So why should he bother thinking about how others feel? There's no point. Aye?