Chapter 550 The Jealousy Burning in Ana's Chest

After Herne got into the car earlier, he didn't rush to drive but instead carefully composed a message to Demi. He waited and waited, hoping for a response—but when no message came, he finally started driving back to the hotel. While driving, he couldn't help but glance at his phone repeatedly. "Herne, don't worry. She'll come around and realize we're doing this for her. What if, in the future, when she reconciles with her family and regrets not taking action sooner?" Elroy, on the other hand, remained calm. "Blood ties are a bizarre thing—they can dissolve any resentment," he added. Herne had to admit Elroy had a point, but the problem was that Demi was angry now. How could he make amends? Was he supposed to wait for Demi and the Pitts to reconcile? And if that happened, would it take ten or 20 years? … Meanwhile, Harold paced anxiously in front of his family back at the Pitt residence. His restless movements betrayed his inner turmoil. "Harold, stop pacing. You're making my h