True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 1332

Gary had already graduated from Harvard University University with a double degree at 20 years old. However, he was not satisfied with his results. Hence, he applied for a master's degree and continued to

study at Harvard University.

On the day he got the admission letter, he booked a ticket to London.

His life was now at a crossroads again.

Meanwhile, Celeste, who was also twenty, also chose to continue her studies. However, this time, she chose statistics.

She received the admission letter, but before she could tell everyone, she received a phone call from Liam.

"Celeste, it's me, Liam," There was a faint, hoarse voice over the phone pleading, "Don't hang up."

Celeste didn't hang up the phone. It was different from four years ago, and now she knew what she had to do. In the last four years, many things had occurred.

Liam had returned home. However, luck was not on his side, and he was not as popular as he used

to be.

It could be said that Liam was going to lose his job soon.

There wasn't any scandal about Cindy after that incident. On the contrary, she was at the peak of her career, and she had managed to win the various awards and reclaim her throne as the best actress in the country.

Cindy's career was now even more successful than before. In the entertainment industry, she was still the most renowned middle-aged actress.

Many things in life were full of variables.

It was rumored that Liam had been sidelined because he had offended Cindy's agent. Furthermore, Cindy, who had always spoken up for him, had also been silent about this.

No one knew exactly what was going on.

However, Celeste was very surprised when she received a phone call from Liam.

"Hello, Mr. Robinson," Celeste said in a placid tone.

"Long time no see, Celeste," Liam's voice was still as deep as before, "I've come to London. Can I meet you?"

"Meet me?" Celeste felt a little strange. She hadn't met Liam for four years after Liam confronted her back then. Maria, on the other hand, studied in the same university with him and often met him.

It was just that Maria had never mentioned him. Based on Celeste's impression, Maria should have long forgotten about Liam.

Therefore, all news regarding Liam was from the media.

However, she'd never kept an eye on it carefully because she didn't want to know.

"Yes, I want to see you," Liam reaffirmed, "I'm actually at the airport right now. I will be going back after I meet you."

"Didn't you go home?" Celeste was very surprised. The news before said that he had already returned, but she didn't know whether the news was true or not.

"You've been keeping tabs on me?" Liam raised his voice, which seemed to be a little excited, "Celeste, have you been following me?"

"No, you've misunderstood," Celeste's tone was very calm. It was as if she was talking to an ordinary friend or even a stranger, "I didn't pay attention to you, I just accidentally browsed through the news and saw it."

"I see," There was a touch of loss in Liam's tone. It was light but obvious.

"If you have anything to say to me, just tell me over the phone," Celeste didn't forget that Liam had helped her before. Considering his kindness towards her in the past, she was still very polite and didn't hang up directly.

"I want to talk to you face-to-face. I'm at the airport. Can you come?" Liam requested, "I want to give you something in person."

"Can't you say it on the phone?" Celeste said, "I don't need anything from you."

"Celeste, if you're worried that you'll run into reporters, you don't have to worry. In fact, I'm not popular now."

The last sentence from him made him sound very disappointed. It was so sad that it made Celeste feel a little pity for him.

"Okay," Celeste finally agreed, "Mr. Robinson, I'll meet you at the airport."

After all, she was a soft-hearted person.

At that moment, she was collecting her admission letter from the campus, and there was nothing else that needed to be arranged. Thus, she went straight to the airport.

By the time she arrived, it was already an hour later.

In the airport cafe, she saw Liam, who was much more downcast than he was four years ago.

She didn't recognize him at all because he had changed a lot.

The current Liam was probably 25 years old.

However, he looked much older than his actual age. He'd lost his image as a young, good-looking, young celebrity, and he looked much more mature. He had gotten darker, and there was stubble on his chin, which made him look quite manly.

What was even more heart-wrenching was that there was no longer any trace of sunshine on his face, but only depression. His eyes were gloomy as if he had gone through a lot of hardships and could no longer be in high spirits.

He shouldn't be like this.

Celeste believed that Liam shouldn't be so pessimistic.

"Celeste, you've changed," Liam looked at the girl in front of him. She was much more confident than she was four years ago.

She had completely changed into a different person.

Celeste wore a pair of tight jeans and a light blue shirt. She had a large canvas bag on her back, and she wore a pair of thick heels complete with her hair tied in a ponytail. She was simple, neat and casual. She was not wearing make-up, but her entire face was clear and smooth like a young girl's.

At the age of twenty, she was still very young.

However, time had removed her innocence and naivety, leaving only calmness and peace as well as unsurpassable confidence within her.

Standing in front of him, Celeste just smiled faintly and said, "Mr. Robinson, you've changed. It's been four years. It's not life if there isn't any changes that happened."

"Yes," Liam nodded. Although he didn't want to admit it, he still nodded solemnly, "We've both changed."

"What do you want to say to me?" Celeste asked directly. She didn't want to waste too much time on him.

"Let's have a cup of coffee together," Liam smiled expectantly.

"Okay," Celeste went into the cafe with him.

Each of them ordered a cup of coffee.

As they sat opposite each other, Celeste was straightforward, "Mr. Robinson, please tell me directly. Don't you have a plane to catch?"

"I have three more hours before boarding time," Liam replied.

"That long?" Celeste was very surprised.

Liam smiled embarrassedly, "Actually, I was worried that you wouldn't come, so I told you to meet me at the airport."

Needless to say, Celeste understood what he meant.

The airport was a public place. It was very safe for them to meet here.

He was afraid that she wouldn't come, so he arranged for them to meet in a public place.

Celeste nodded and said lightly, "Mr. Robinson, you'd better hurry up. I have other stuff to do even if you're not in a hurry."

"Celeste," Liam froze, then said with a bitter expression, "I just want to apologize to you."

Celeste glanced at him, unable to understand why he was saying so.

"Four years ago, I was rude to you and even questioned you. After that day, that incident kept troubling me all the time. I really wanted to apologize to you, but every time I wanted to, I always thought that what I did was unforgivable. Hence, I was always hesitant about it."