CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times novel Chapter 374

Marshall took a photo of the plaque, which he was fed up with.

Staring at the photo for a long while, he headed to his car with the cigarette on his lip.

Katherine went back home, busy cooking and housework. Living alone, it’s easy to keep the house clean.

When it’s dark, she went upstairs to her room. She went to close the opened window, but she saw a car, which was pulled over under the road light.

Staring at the car for a while, she snorted and then pulled the curtain.

Some people were true bitch, who always showed late affections to those they disliked before.

Lying on the bed, she looked through the news. When time was proper, she went to wash up. But before that, she lifted the curtain a little, looking at the car.

It’s dark in the car, so she can see nothing.

Sipping lips, she rolled eyes. Then she went to the bath room with clean clothes.

She took a bath deliberately slowly. When she finished, she walked to the window again.

The car was still there. Katherine was wondering whether Marshall fell asleep in the car or not.

She returned to the bed. In fact, she felt like going to see him, but she didn’t.

Marshall was a tall and strong guy, and he was safe enough there. What’s more, he pulled the car over under the light opposite the window on purpose.

Katherine snorted and turned off the light.

Marshall in the car laughed, seeing the light off.

This woman was really cruel to him. She saw but ignored him.

He put down the back of the chair, and he lied down.

Katherine soon fell asleep. But she had a dream, dreaming something in the past.

Back then, her grandpa went to the hospital and met Old Mr. Grant again there. Old Mr. Grant invited them to the old villa.

She knew the Grant family was rich, but she was still shocked while in the villa.

At that time, she met Marshall for the first time.

But he just went back home to get some documents, and he didn’t notice her.

For the first time, she saw such an attractive guy, with heart beating crazily.

In the dream, Katherine wanted to wake up. But the dream continued. Then she saw Old Mr. Grant, who lied on the bed, stretching hand to her.

Katherine saw herself walk to him and hold his hand.

It’s difficult for him to speak, but he said word by word clearly, “Would you like to marry Marshall?”

Katherine in the dream closed eyes. She replied, “Yes, I would like to.”

The words made her living in hot water in the following year.

When it came to the funeral, she suddenly woke up. She can even hear Frances’s curse.

Breathing, sweats covered her forehead.

She checked the time. She went to pull the curtain, glancing at the car. But the car disappeared.

Staring at the position where the car was, she was upset by the car and the dream.

She checked the calendar, and it’s not a special date. But she decided to visit Old Mr. Grant’s grave.

She texted Margaret, telling her that she didn’t go to the store in the morning.

Margaret was considerate, saying she can handle it.

After having a breakfast, Katherine went to the grave, with a bunch of flowers.

She saw a woman in all black in front of the grave, while approaching the grave.

Katherine put down the flowers, “I never thought that you will come here.”

Frances turned to Katherine, “I also never thought that you will come here.”

They was not intended to have a quarrel there, so they were sort of polite to each other.

Staring at the photo, “I had a dream of grandpa yesterday night, as well as you.”

Frances snorted, “It must be a nightmare.”

“Yes.” Katherine said, “I dreamed you were scolding me, saying I marred Marshall, but grandpa didn’t get well.”

Frances asked, “Does Marshall know that you come here?”

“No.” Katherine narrowed eyes to see the mountain not far.

Frances sipped lips, “When he was dying, he held my hand and let me take good care of you.”

She didn’t make it. She promised at that time but she had a bad memory.

After a while, she turned to Katherine, “I really dislike you. If not you, Marshall had married Clara.”

Katherine nodded, “Yes. If not me, they might have led a happy life.”

However, she turned to Frances, “But I am curious. Do you think whether Marshall will love Clara or not?”