Now They Want My Forgiveness - Chapter 310: Chapter 310

Andrew was still pissed about what Stella had done to him. He knew that if Stella kept teaming up with Jordan, it would only make things worse for him. So, he let Anna find some guys to rough Stella up a bit.
The plan was to make it look like Stella had slept with another man, so that when Jordan found out, he'd divorce her. After that, Andrew figured Stella would have no choice but to do whatever he said.
"I don't know." Anna felt like things were starting to slip out of her control, and that made her uneasy.
"It's fine if it didn't work out this time," Andrew said. "But it's better if they never find out we planned it, or we will be in trouble."
"But Dad..." Anna was trying to steer the conversation. "What if they find out?"
"Even if they do, don't worry," Andrew replied. "You've got me. I'll just tell Stella I did it. What can she do to her father? There's no way I'll let her lay a finger on you."
"Okay." Anna nodded lightly, but there was a faint smile tugging at the corner of her lips. 'They're all idiots,' she thought.
After Stella finished chatting with the suppliers, they all exchanged contact info.
"Sorry for making you all wait," Stella said. "Something unexpected came up, so I ended up keeping you guys for way too long." Stella was still feeling a little guilty.
"No worries," one of them said. "As long as you're alright. That's what matters."
Stella said goodbye to each of them. When the suppliers all left, Cavan shared what he'd found out. "I've already looked into it. Those guys got away. Turns out, the waiter who brought us water wasn't even the staff from this restaurant.
"No one expected an outsider to sneak in. The owner is sorry about it and promised to fully cooperate with us to investigate it."
Stella didn't blame the owner—after all, it was the dinner rush and nobody expected someone nobody knew to slip in. She blamed herself for not being alert enough, which was why things turned out this way.
'Anyway, at least it wasn't one of the people at the table,' she comforted herself in her mind, and then said, "It's all right, Cavan. I'm fine. Besides, I was the reason that stirred the trouble, so you don't need to feel bad."
Cavan was still feeling terrible about the whole thing. He was just about to say something when someone suddenly called out Stella's name.
Stella couldn't believe her ears when she heard that familiar voice. She spun around, and when she saw Jordan standing there, she didn't hesitate for a second—she dashed straight over and threw herself into his arms and called out, "Jordan."
The two employees who had come with Stella were moved by the scene. They'd been busy looking after the suppliers and only found out later what Stella had gone through. They understood after everything, nothing felt better than being with family.
No one expected Jordan to show up, especially since it was quite a distance from Seavale. But there he was, right in front of them.
Stella looked up at him in disbelief, her eyes wide. "How did you get here?"
"Kevin told me what happened," Jordan said. "I was so worried about you, so I rushed over here as fast as I could."
For the first time, Jordan saw expectation and reliance in Stella's eyes, which meant she needed him. Happiness immediately filled his heart to the brim.
"Why did Kevin tell you about this?" Stella asked, a little confused.
Kevin hadn't planned on interrupting the two of them. He felt genuinely happy for Stella—even if it stung a bit for himself when he saw the scene. Still, he knew he had to explain. "You ran into trouble here.