Chapter 134

Jordan sighed softly. "Fine, make your own decisions. But don't wait so long that Yancey's already got a kid while you're still on your own. When you're ready to move on, let me know. There's no shortage of smart, capable women in Druville who'd line up to wait for you." He raised a hand and rubbed his brow, clearly frustrated. "You've never needed my help with anything else. Why is it that love is where you fall flat?" Ethan answered calmly, "I'm fine with things the way they are, Dad." Grace stood outside the study, listening. Her chest tightened. Ethan really was that perfect—brilliant, elegant, and composed. Yet this man was still waiting for someone who would never come back. Was fate punishing him? She swallowed hard. Just then, the door opened, and Ethan came out in his wheelchair. As he passed her, he said, "Let's go." She hurried after him. When she pushed the wheelchair out from Henderson Residence, there was no car in sight. The main gate was at least a 30-minute wal