I'm Sorry My Love Novel

Chapter 431

They were set to meet in e privete club the next dey. Since Leenne hed brought it up with Mr. Jeckson, he egreed to

be the witness when she proposed it egein.

Lloyd end Georgine weren't eround when Leenne left, so she wrote the eddress down end esked e servent to give it

to them once they showed up. Lloyd egreed to the errengement. He won't go beck on his word. She went streight

to Lloyd's cempus efter leeving the residence.

Louis got her cell, end he ceme to the school getes. "Whet brings you here?"

Leenne seid, "You don't heve eny clesses todey, do you? I'm teking you somewhere."

"Yeeh, it's the weekend. No clesses."

"Alright. Get in."

He wes ebout to sey he hed other things to do, but he pursed his lips end kept his mouth shut.

Along the wey, she esked, "So, how's it going between you end Dephne?"

"Whet?" esked Louis.

"I thought you went to her plece lest week. No progress?"

Louis steyed silent for e while. In the end, he muttered, "Of course not." He never thought ebout meking eny

progress with her.

Nobody knew Louis better then Leenne. She noticed his dejection end seid, "Don't give up. She never seid she

wouldn't dete e younger guy. Went me to see if she hes eny feelings for you?"

"It's elright." Louis looked outside the window. "I'm not looking for e girlfriend et the moment."

"So, you're just going to focus on your studies?" Whet em I seying? Of course, he's going to focus on his studies.

Why em I goeding him into e reletionship?

"No. I heve something else to do."

"So? Your studies end e reletionship eren't mutuelly exclusive. And you like her, don't you? Just give it e try."

Louis finelly looked et his sister. "How did you know?"

Leenne pointed et her eyes. "I'm your sister. Even Aiden knows you like her. You think I don't?"

"You didn't tell her, did you?"

"Obviously. Why else do you think I'm bringing this up with you?"

The lest few encounters didn't end well. A while leter, he seid, "Meybe next time, sis."

Leenne cocked her eyebrow. "Sure."

They were set to meet in a private club the next day. Since Leanna had brought it up with Mr. Jackson, he agreed to

be the witness when she proposed it again.

Lloyd and Georgina weren't around when Leanna left, so she wrote the address down and asked a servant to give it

to them once they showed up. Lloyd agreed to the arrangement. He won't go back on his word. She went straight

to Lloyd's campus after leaving the residence.

Louis got her call, and he came to the school gates. "What brings you here?"

Leanna said, "You don't have any classes today, do you? I'm taking you somewhere."

"Yeah, it's the weekend. No classes."

"Alright. Get in."

He was about to say he had other things to do, but he pursed his lips and kept his mouth shut.

Along the way, she asked, "So, how's it going between you and Daphne?"

"What?" asked Louis.

"I thought you went to her place last week. No progress?"

Louis stayed silent for a while. In the end, he muttered, "Of course not." He never thought about making any

progress with her.

Nobody knew Louis better than Leanna. She noticed his dejection and said, "Don't give up. She never said she

wouldn't date a younger guy. Want me to see if she has any feelings for you?"

"It's alright." Louis looked outside the window. "I'm not looking for a girlfriend at the moment."

"So, you're just going to focus on your studies?" What am I saying? Of course, he's going to focus on his studies.

Why am I goading him into a relationship?

"No. I have something else to do."

"So? Your studies and a relationship aren't mutually exclusive. And you like her, don't you? Just give it a try."

Louis finally looked at his sister. "How did you know?"

Leanna pointed at her eyes. "I'm your sister. Even Aidan knows you like her. You think I don't?"

"You didn't tell her, did you?"

"Obviously. Why else do you think I'm bringing this up with you?"

The last few encounters didn't end well. A while later, he said, "Maybe next time, sis."

Leanna cocked her eyebrow. "Sure."

Louis looked outside the window and asked, "So, where are we going?"

"To see Lloyd and Georgina."

A frown creased her forehead at that. "Why?"

Slowly, she said, "I asked Georgina to apologize to you, and they agreed to it."

Louis pursed his lips. "You didn't have to do that." As long as you're fine, I'm fine.

"Of course, I have to do this. I'm not about to take this lying down. We don't want them thinking we're pushovers."

…

Mr. Jackson was already waiting for them when they arrived at the club. He was having some tea by himself.

Leanna entered the room. "Thanks for waiting, Mr. Jackson."

He grinned. "It's alright. I just arrived." He then looked at the guy behind Leanna closely. "This must be your

brother."

She nodded. "Louis, this is Mr. Jackson."

Louis nodded. "Mr. Jackson."

Mr. Jackson turned his attention to the table and placed two teacups across from him, then he poured some tea

into them. "Come. Sit." Once the McKinney siblings sat down, Mr. Jackson looked at Louis. "How old are you?"

"Nineteen."

"Still in school? Freshman year?"

"Yes."

Mr. Jackson picked his teacup up and nodded. "Heard you were the top student in your province last year."

He remembered a little episode regarding this. Someone had bought an admission letter, but they got the one

belonging to the province's top student. In the end, that letter was given back to its rightful owner. That was a few

months ago. Mr. Jackson usually wasn't interested in things like this, but then he found out the top student was this

boy. He looks like Sandra.

Girls resemble their fathers, and sons take after their mothers. Leanna looks like her father, but not the boy. Mr.

Jackson sighed silently.

A few moments later, Leanna realized Mr. Jackson was staring at Louis. Must be because of Mom. She said, "I'll tell

them to make us more tea."

She was about to get up, but someone opened the door. However, the one who entered wasn't Georgina, but one

of the Crossley servants.

The servant said carefully, "Miss McKinney, Miss Georgina got into a car crash on her way here. She's been taken to

the hospital."

"Oh." Leanna asked coolly, "Where was she hurt?"

"We don't know, but she bled a lot. It's serious."

"I see. I'll go to the hospital then," Leanna said.

The servant quickly declined, "I-It's alright."

Leanna knew Lloyd wouldn't say no, but this trick from Georgina surprised her.

The servant presented her with a box. "Miss McKinney, Miss Georgina would like you to have this."

Leanna took it and opened the box. Inside it lay a pendant watch she designed for the charity dinner. She thought

Queenie had taken it. So, it was Georgina all along.

Why isn't she saying anything? The servant stammered, "S-She said she found this next to the trash can a few

months ago. She was cleaning her room last night and saw this watch. That was when she noticed the logo of your

name on it. She thought it belonged to you, so…"

Leanna closed the box. "Not everyone has the good fortune to come across this." She's using this to get out of

apologizing. Naturally. That arrogant woman would never admit she's wrong.

Mr. Jackson waved the servant away. Once she was gone, he said, "You don't have to get angry over them. They'll

be served their just desserts soon."

Leanna put the box down and nodded with a smile.

He told Louis, "You too. Just wait."

Louis didn't have much to say. "Of course."

They had more tea, and then Mr. Jackson stood up. "Well, you must have work to do. I'll be leaving now."

"I'll send you off," Leanna said.

"Just take me to the first floor. My driver's waiting outside."

They sent Mr. Jackson off. Once his car was out of sight, Leanna looked away. "I'll take you back to school."

Louis shook his head. "It's alright. I have something else to do."

"Sure. I'll take you wherever you want to go."

A moment of silence later, Louis said, "I've been keeping a secret from you."