Chapter 33: Chase Her Back! (2)

"I won't come back until you bring Bella back to our family," said Lewis Sinclair in his clear and deep voice, enough to make Tristan's face stiffen.

Tristan takes another deep, anxious breath. He had heard these words from his grandpa countless times before, and after five years, he never changed. He still demanded Bella become part of their family again. 3

But how's that possible? 

Sadly, even though he was eager to chase her back, to win her heart and mind again, she now had another partner, Sean Spencer. The formidable Sean Spencer.

If the man she was with were not Sean, he would feel confident in his ability to win her back. However, with Sean in the picture, it would be impossible for him to win her back unless the little boy was his son — his only option to get Bella back is through the child, mainly if the child is his. 2

Tristan couldn't wait to find out the child's DNA results, but before they could do the test, they needed a sample — he had already asked Dylan and Max to take care of it.

But now, he has to handle his grandpa first. Tristan fixed his gaze on his Grandfather before responding, "Grandpa, even though I want her to return to our family, it's impossible right now. She is already with another man." 2

Lewis seemed slightly disappointed. He knew it would be selfish of him to wish Bella wouldn't marry another man and return to their family. Nevertheless, before he dies, he wishes to see Bella bearing his name again.

"Has she married that man yet?" 

"No, not yet," Tristan answered firmly. He knew for sure that Bella would never marry Sean.

A smile flashes across Lewis's face before he gives Tristan peace of mind. "Brat, where's your confidence? Why are you afraid of competing with her boyfriend?" 

Tristan was speechless hearing his shameless Grandfather. How could he ruin Sean and Bella's relationship?

When Lewis saw that Tristan didn't say anything, he continued, "Bella loves you deeply, but you're too blind to see it. And you're willing to divorce her just because your parents told you to! Why you didn't follow your heart and mind!?"3

Tristan, "..." 

"And seriously...why are you in such a rush to get her pregnant? She's still young; there's no need to rush." Lewis narrowed his eyes at him.

Tristan tried to speak, but his grandpa interrupted him, leaving him unable to say anything. He could only listen to his grandpa's words, which felt like an arrow stabbing his chest. It hurt because what he said right now was all true.

"If you apologize and pursue her sincerely, she will return to you. Trust me, she will fall for you once again. And don't worry or be intimidated by her current boyfriend, Brat. He will run away once he knows you are also pursuing her."

Tristan, "..."

'Oh, please, Grandpa. If only you knew who her boyfriend was... You will shocked.' Tristan could only talk to himself while pretending to agree with what he said. 

"No family can match our highly regarded reputation except the Spencer family if you compete with them. Who is the young man in Spencer?" he said while thinking, but he answered his own question a second later. "Ah... I remember his name, Sean. Ugh, well... you will be in trouble if Bella's boyfriend is him." 

Tristan received another jab from his grandpa. He took a deep breath silently. 

"It's impossible for Bella to know Sean, right? All right, Brat... Go chase my granddaughter-in-law back." Old Sinclair continued his words, his eyes beaming with happiness at the thought of Bella returning to their family.

Tristan's expression turned sour upon hearing his Grandfather's words, which hit the nail in his heart — Bella's boyfriend was Sean Spencer.

Lewis Sinclair frowned when he saw Tristan's face turn sour.

"Brat, don't tell me. Bella's boyfriend is Sean Spencer?"

"Hmm."

Instantly, Lewis fell silent. His brows were furrowed as if he was thinking about something.

After a while, a faint smile appeared on his face. He looked at Tristan, "Brat, you still have a chance..."

Tristan looked at his grandpa curiously. 

'Did he know about Bella having a child, too?' But, he hurriedly dismissed that thought. His grandpa didn't even know that Bella had arrived in this country.

 "How so!?" Tristan asked. 

Lewis immediately told Tristan about his chances. Instantly, a big smile appeared on Tristan's face; he agreed with his grandpa. 

"Thank you, grandpa." Tristan raised his thumb to praise him.

"Go! And bring Bella back. And... can't you do something about that woman named Kiels? Why is the media always making a fuss about you and her?"

Tristan frowned, "I will take care of her. Don't worry about it, Grandpa..."

"You have to! Because if Bella finds out about her, she will hate you..." Lewis said. He stood up from his seat and dismissed Tristan. Then, he returned to his library to call his best friend, Isaac Donovan.

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At Promise Hospital.

"Grandpa, I feel sorry for him—" Bella didn't know how to continue her sentence. She could only take a deep breath while turning her gaze outside, trying to hide her blurry eyes.

Old Donovan could see the sadness in Bella's eyes. He feels concerned about her. 

"Bella, look at me," he asked. When Bella finally looked at him, he said. "You don't need to feel sorry for Lewis Sinclair. This all started because of a stupid vow we made as teenagers. And, because of our stupidity, we made you suffer. Lewis is already happy with his life at Lake Village."

Bella tried to smile at her Grandfather's words, but somehow, she lost the ability to say anything. 

"If you want to cheer him up, you can visit him. I have my villa next to him. We will live side by side there..." 

Even though Bella hated Tristan and his parents, she never hated or blamed Grandpa Sinclair. Because when she was still married to Tristan, Grandpa Sinclair was the only one who was good to her.

Bella's eyes suddenly shone brightly as she looked at her Grandfather; she nodded in response. She really wanted to meet Grandpa Sinclair.

'This is the right time to tell her grandpa about her son," Bella thought while she looked at the door to ensure it was closed tightly so no one would overhear what she was about to say. 1

 "There's something I want to tell you, Grandpa."