Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me?

Chapter 466 Getting Kicked Out

"Don't be angry. Come on, calm down." Elspeth nervously swallowed and stared at his chin, her gaze

shifting uncertainly. "If you really like this type of thing, I'll write more for you. I'll write you even more.

Okay?"

Callum's face was as cold as ice. His black eyes narrowed slightly and gleamed with a sharp chill. He

spoke in a cold tone, his voice bloodthirsty. "Do you really think that what I care about is whether you

can write more for me?"

He was jealous. Couldn't this woman see it yet? Thinking like that, he really wanted to press her under

him and bully her. He wanted to teach her a lesson so that she wouldn't dare to have double standards

in the future!

"What do you care about then? Is it because I wrote to him before? These things already exist, so if I

say they're all fake, you definitely won't believe it, so what do you want me to do?" She felt wronged.

She didn't even know where he found those letters, and now he was interrogating her. She lowered her

head, her face full of stubbornness.

"Why are you getting upset before I even say anything?" Callum looked at her like that and his heart

softened a little. At this point, he couldn't bear to continue interrogating her. He let go of her and sat

down on the bed beside her.

"When I saw these things, I was very unhappy. Shouldn't you comfort me first?"

Elspeth looked up and saw him chatting with her calmly, which made her feel somewhat relieved.

"But why did you sneak a peek at my things?"

Callum nearly burst out in anger. He had been trying to help her pack up her things, yet it turned into

him sneaking a peek at her things. I shouldn't have been so gentle with her.

"Do you remember when you lived here before? These things were all left behind here, so I just kindly

packed them up for you, and then I happened to see it."

Elspeth huffed. "That's better."

"So, have you remembered this lesson?"

Elspeth blinked. "What lesson?"

"In the future, you can only write these things for me. You're not allowed to write them for any other

man." Callum grew angrier the more he thought about it. He even felt a little regretful that he hadn't

been involved in her youth and that he hadn't been the first person she was in love with.

"Of course not. We're already married now. If I write these things for other men, wouldn't that be

cheating?" Elspeth felt speechless about his stupid idea.

"If Gilbert came back to find you, what would you do?" Elspeth looked into his eyes and couldn't help

but show a teasing look.

"Why do you look so nervous?"

Callum snorted. "Of course, I'm nervous! He's my biggest love rival."

Someone whom Elspeth used to like was harder to deal with than someone who liked her.

"This is all a thing of the past. Why don't you ask me if I still like him?"

"Whether you like him or not doesn't matter anymore. What matters is that he once left a very deep

mark on your life, and I don't want you to remember him."

Elspeth looked at Callum. He looked as if he really cared about this matter, so she took his hand and

said word by word, "I admit that he once played an irreplaceable role in my youth, but as time passed, I

didn't keep my feelings for him. Since I chose to be with you, I have already made a decision to live out

my life with you in the future, and from now on, my heart beats only for you."

This speech seemed to be more romantic than the old poetry that she used to write.

Callum's first reaction was not only moved, but he also had the impulse to record her words. After a few

decades, this would be a romantic recording to give to their children and grandchildren that

documented the romance between the two of them.

"Okay, stop obsessing about this issue. I've already promised you."

Callum's heart softened, and he reached out to ruffle Elspeth's hair. "My mom should have finished

cooking by now and the others should be back, so let's go eat."

Elspeth had just calmed down, but now she was nervous again. She wasn't just a friend's daughter

visiting anymore. She was now a daughter-in-law of the Winthrop Family. Who knew what unexpected

events might happen?

Elspeth was lost in thought as she walked slowly.

"Hey, don't be nervous." Callum squeezed her hand. "I'm here for you."

They went downstairs and the Winthrop family members were all back. Edmund occasionally stayed at

Winthrop Residence for a few days, but his biological father was pushing him hard to take over the

family business, so his free time was limited. He wasn't here today. Blake was back, but he came with

Lisa, who looked embarrassed and out of place. She looked like she was dragged here by force. As for

Max, after experiencing heartbreak last time, he didn't seem as lively and carefree as usual. Instead,

he had a serious and calm vibe. Theodore was also back home for dinner today, and he was smiling at

Elspeth. He and Margot liked her the more they looked at her.

Sitting at the dining table, Margot was particularly happy. Both of her sons had brought girls home, and

one of them had become a legitimate daughter-in-law of the Winthrop Family. The thought of holding a

grandchild soon made her grin from ear to ear. Unfortunately, Max lost the relationship with such a

good girl. Both of his two older brothers came back with their partners, and Margot didn't know if it

would be a blow to him. As a result, her mood became complicated with both joy and worry.

Although they all knew each other, it was still somewhat uncomfortable to eat together. Blake was the

most relaxed among them. For some reason, his personality had undergone a big change since he

started dating Lisa. He kept serving her food with a big smile on his face. "You should eat more. Look

how skinny you are. My mom's cooking is so delicious. If you like it, I'll bring you here every day."

Lisa smiled awkwardly and took the food, but Elspeth could see that Blake's face suddenly tightened. If

she was right, Lisa must've stepped on his foot.

This was getting interesting. Seeing them being so intimate with each other, Margot couldn't help but

ask, "When are you two getting married, Lisa and Blake? If you're happy with each other, both of our

families can meet and then we can hold the wedding."

Lisa was usually calm, but she was taken aback by this and forced a smile. "Mrs. Winthrop, Blake and I

aren't even together yet…"

Margot's mood instantly turned sour. She twisted Blake's ear and scolded him, "Blake, if you can't

handle a matter as simple as getting Lisa to agree to go out with you within a month, you won't be

allowed to come back to this house!"

Blake was first stepped on before he was threatened to be kicked out of the house, so he looked like

he was about to cry. Why am I always the one getting hurt?