Chapter 163: No More Bitterness

As they neared the winery, the rain finally eased. Megan, alerted by a timely message, rushed out to greet them, halting abruptly at the sight of the two approaching Giselle. In that instant, Megan finally grasped the meaning of being indebted to someone’s kindness. Her eyes, laden with guilt, met Giselle's—not over money, but gratitude. “Thank you for this, Henry,” she said, bowing deeply with respect. “It's not like it's free; no need for formalities,” Giselle quipped, pulling her towards the house. Left standing alone, Henry's face darkened with a sense of neglect. Megan, changing her earlier demeanor, quickly pulled her back, pleading, “Henry, come in and check out the room I’ve prepared for Giselle.” Giselle felt as if she was being sold out by a friend. Her eyes widened, silently threatening, ‘Dare to let him in.’ Megan, attempting to lighten the mood, teased, “Honey, he traveled miles to help; I need to show some hospitality.” Their silent exchange was interrupted by He