Chapter 5 Future Wife Ran Away

• What does she desire?
• Alora's heart clenched, but she still gave a sorrowful nod.
• "Alright, anything is fine."
• After marrying the Wilsons, I had everything I could wish for.
• Even if I felt a bit unfairly treated now, nothing was more crucial than Terry!
• "Deal."
• Elaine lifted her eyebrows and said, "Return my room to me."
• Rebecca and Leon had always dreamed of having a daughter.
• Even before their daughter was born, they had already set up a room for her.
• It was located right next to their master bedroom.
• The room was decorated with opulence and reflected the parents' deep affection.
• It was her room, and she wanted them back.
• "Are you talking about the room I'm staying in now?"
• "Yes," Elaine remarked.
• Alora didn't say anything.
• She was surprised. She hadn't anticipated that Elaine would want that room.
• She appeared torn. "Elaine, I've grown accustomed to living there."
• "So, it seems your Terry isn't as valuable as a room," Elaine said with a hint of sarcasm.
• "Alright, I agree."
• Alora looked as though she was prepared to give up anything for Terry.
• Elaine nodded with satisfaction.
• "Move out immediately. I'll make sure my parents call off the marriage with the Wilsons."
• With that, Elaine brushed past Alora and walked into the room.
• Alora's hands balled into fists.
• It was starting.
• First, this woman had stolen her parents' affection.
• Now, she was trying to take my room too.
• What else would she try to take?
• However, it didn't matter.
• I was already 20, of legal age to marry.
• As long as Elaine calls off the marriage, I could marry Ter right away.
• Once she was married to him, she would forget everything about the Currans!
• Imagining the bright future ahead, her lips curled into a soft smile.
• She pulled out her phone.
• Then, she found the number engraved in her memory and sent a message.
• ...
• Meanwhile, at the Wilson Manor.
• A man lounged on an imported leather sofa.
• The man had a face so strikingly handsome that it was almost divine. With clean-cut black hair, deep-set eyes, a high bridge of the nose, and thin lips, each feature was exquisitely crafted. Together, they formed an unparalleled and breathtakingly handsome visage.
• Dressed in a pristine white shirt, fastened with diamond buttons up to the first one below his collar, he exuded a sense of precision and control.
• His demeanor was icy, and he radiated a chill.
• Seated with his long legs crossed with effortless grace, he projected a regal presence.
• He is Terry Wilson, the eldest grandson of the Wilsons, and the one most likely to inherit leadership of the family.
• Behind him, a man and a woman stood a yard away.
• They were his assistants, Ryan Wilson and Carey Wilson.
• Both were strikingly good-looking and attentive.
• They were always prepared to follow his instructions.
• Directly across from Terry, a young man lounged on the sofa, casually munching on an apple with his legs crossed.
• He wore fashionable clothes and had his hair dyed a striking wine-red, perfectly matching his exceptionally handsome looks.
• Amidst everyone, he was impossible to miss.
• This is Neil Wilson, his younger brother.
• If Terry represented ice, then Neil represented fire.
• His passion was like fire.
• Terry glanced at the message from Alora on his phone, his brows gradually knitting together as the atmosphere around him grew heavy.
• The air seemed to freeze, becoming colder with every passing moment.
• "Ter, Elaine just asked Dad and Mom to call off the marriage. They'll be coming to the Wilsons in a few days. Just thought you should know."
• Call off the marriage?
• Terry's grip on the phone tightened slightly.
• The screen couldn't withstand the pressure.
• A crack appeared not long after.
• "D*mn! No way! Sister-in-law wants to call off the marriage?"
• Neil had somehow moved to his side without him noticing.
• Seeing the message, he was stunned.
• The thought of marrying Terry made her so happy she could wake up laughing from her dreams!
• And now, she willingly called off the marriage?
• She must have lost her mind!
• After the shock came a burst of laughter.
• "Haha, Terry, you're so unfortunate. Your fiancée, whom you've cared for these past two years, doesn't want you anymore! What kind of world is this? Even a bride who's already yours can run away! Live long enough, and you'll see everything!"