249. The Reason Why She Wants To Marry Him

Eyes burning with fury, he stood with both fists clenched, glowering at her.

“Hey, Grandson. You can't barge in here anyhow, show some respect,” Grandpa Winston scolded.

As if he wasn't listening to his grandfather, his eyes remained pinned on her, boring holes through her back.

A tense atmosphere surrounded the dining table. Feeling the discomfort creeping into her bones, Heidi rose to her feet and apologized to Grandpa Winston. “I'm sorry, Grandpa. I should get going.”

“No, Heidi- wait!” Grandpa Winston stood up. “Aren't you going to eat dinner?”

“Another time maybe, Grandpa.” Heidi picked up her bag and hugged him briefly. “Goodnight.”

Then she turned for the door and hurried past the man.

Heidi was so hasty in her steps that Lucas couldn't catch up with her.

“Come back here, Heidi!”

Even as he yelled out her name, she didn't glance back, and entered the car she came with and drove out of the mansion.

But Heidi hadn't even left the neighborhood, driving at a high speed, when his c