Married at First Sight Chapter 1518

Chapter 1518

After the meal, Grandma May and Mrs. Stone chatted briefly before Grandma May left the Stones’ residence with River.

Everyone gathered to see the grandmother and grandchild off. Once River drove away with Grandma May, Mrs. Stone looked around. Spotting Remy, she pressed her lips together but ultimately chose not to say anything and returned inside the house.

Alice felt the need to take a nap after her meal.

Mr. Stone went to keep his wife company.

Only Elisa and Remy remained in the garden.

“Would you like to go for a walk?” Elisa asked.

He smiled gently. “They say walking after meals promotes longevity.”

Elisa gazed at his smiling face, which radiated a gentle and elegant aura. Whenever he spoke to her, he wore a warm smile that felt like a soft spring breeze.

They exited the Stones’ manor together.

In one of the rooms on the second floor, Mrs. Stone stood by the window, watching her beloved daughter walk outside with Remy.

With a tense expression, she turned to her husband and said, “That Johnson boy has asked Elisa to go for a walk with him again.”

Mr. Stone approached the window and observed their daughter walking side by side with Remy.

They were engaged in conversation and laughing as they strolled.

Mr. Stone shifted his gaze away from them. Noticing his wife’s strained expression, he remarked, “If you disapprove of their interaction, just say so. While you display your displeasure here, your daughter and the Johnson boy remain unaware of it.”

“That boy must be oblivious. He always shows up during mealtimes, completely missing my frowns directed at him.”

“Elisa has mentioned that they are friends and get along well. It wouldn’t be right for me to scowl in front of her.”

Mrs. Stone used

to dominate the business world alongside her husband, but she was completely unaware of Remy’s intentions toward her daughter. Elisa regarded Remy as a friend, and there was a softness and hint of passion in his gaze when he looked at her. He often showered her with affection and clearly liked her, although he had yet to confess his feelings.

Mrs. Stone cherished Elisa the most among her three children and recognized that her daughter had few friends. If she were to prevent them from seeing each other, it could lead to a conflict between herself and Elisa, as Elisa considered Remy a friend. Consequently, she resolved to speak with Remy.

Mrs. Stone had previously asked Zachary to talk to the boy, but nothing had changed. When Remy visited, she would subtly suggest that he leave while Elisa was distracted. However, the boy seemed oblivious to her hints. Regardless of whether she was direct or indirect, he continued to eat and drink as if nothing was amiss. As long as Elisa didn’t send him away, he could stay from morning until night, to the extent that it felt like he intended to take a bath at the Stones’ manor before heading home.

“Actually, Remy isn’t bad. He’s not much inferior to Zachary. I admire him,” Mr. Stone remarked.

“I know Remy is a decent person, but he’s from Annenburg, which is so far away. We only have one daughter, and I can’t bear the thought of Elisa marrying someone from such a distant place,” Mrs. Stone replied, fixated on her concerns.

Mr. Stone also found the idea of his daughter marrying far away difficult to accept. “The new house Remy bought is right beside ours…”

Mrs. Stone shot her husband a glare. “Are you considering giving your permission? Yes, he did purchase a house next to ours and lives in Wiltspoon long-term. But who can guarantee that he won’t take Elisa back to FC Manor after marrying her? Maybe he only bought that villa to persuade us to agree to a relationship with Elisa.”

“Will we have a say in where he takes Elisa after their marriage?” Mrs. Stone asked. Mr. Stone replied, “You need to discuss that with Remy.” “Clive returned today. We can ask him to visit Remy’s company and speak with him discreetly, so Elisa remains unaware,” Mrs. Stone suggested, concerned that her daughter would discover their family’s disapproval of Remy.