Chapter 600 He Loved Her
Hearing this address, Isabella was slightly taken aback. She thought, 'Why would anyone call William Mr. Bennett?'
Isabella wanted to inquire further, but Elinor had already walked away.
Ava glanced in the direction Elinor had gone, seemed to think of something, stood up, and said, "Excuse me, I need to use the restroom."
She turned to William and said, "William, wait here for me a moment."
William nodded. "Sure, do you want me to accompany you?"
"No, just wait here." After saying that, Ava left.
Halfway there, she felt uneasy, so she took out her phone and texted Alexander.
Ava: [Please don't bully William. I beg you.]
Soon, Alexander replied: [Okay.]
Ava: [Thank you.]
Elinor was holding William's card to process the payment when Ava approached her. "Ms. Fairfax."
Elinor turned around. "Ms. Anderson, how can I help you?"
"Can we talk in private?" Ava asked.
Elinor nodded. "Sure."
"Shall we find a quiet place?" Ava said.
"Alright, please follow me." Elinor led Ava to a secluded spot and asked, "Ms. Anderson, what's the matter? Can I help with anything?"
"There is indeed an issue," Ava replied.
"Is it related to my service? Or perhaps some complaints about the restaurant? Feel free to tell me, and I'll inform Richard."
"It's not about the restaurant. It's about you and William," Ava said.
"Me and Mr. Bennett?" Elinor was puzzled. "What do you mean? We met once, and you were there. He seemed to have forgotten me since then."
"Ms. Fairfax, William had an accident and has lost some memories."
"Oh, I see. Will he get better?" Elinor was a bit worried.
Ava nodded. "He will get better, but in the meantime, I want to help him. William loves you, so..."
"What did you say?" Elinor was shocked. "He loves me?"
Ava nodded again. "Yes, hasn't he ever ever told you?"
"Well..." Elinor was slightly taken aback. She thought, 'I barely interacted. How could he possibly love me?'
Although they had met once, it was because Vicky dragged her over. After that, they hadn't seen each other again until today. Ava's revelation seemed unbelievable to Elinor.
Moreover, Elinor had assumed from their conversation that Ava and William were now married.
She needed to clarify if Ava had misunderstood something or if something else was going on that she didn't know about.
Given their lack of interaction, she found it hard to believe that William would be infatuated with her just from a brief encounter. Such a magical plot was not something she thought could happen in reality.
"Ms. Fairfax, William should have confessed his feelings, and you turned him down, getting back together with your boyfriend. Actually, I'm puzzled. What kind of man could make you reject William?"
Elinor was now utterly confused. Her mind was in turmoil, and she felt on the verge of a breakdown.
She pondered, 'When does William ever confess to me? What is going on? Ava must have mistaken, but what kind of misunderstanding could make Ava say such things?'
