Yancy Shaw turned around and followed her footsteps, turned off the lights in the room, closed the door, and went to the living room on the first floor with her.
Sherry stopped, suddenly turned around, and looked at Yancy Shaw behind her.
"Miss Morgan, do you have sothing to say to ?" Yancy Shaw stopped in front of her and then politely asked.
She was unwilling to reveal her identity, and he couldn’t force her, so he had to maintain politeness and courtesy with her.
Sherry gently nodded, then seriously spoke to him.
"Mr. Shaw, I’m very grateful to you and your son for the care you’ve given these days."
Putting aside the grievances between her and Yancy Shaw in the past, considering their current stranger-like relationship, Yancy Shaw’s actions were indeed worthy of her gratitude.
And in her heart, she’s even more grateful that he let her know her child was still alive and allowed her to spend these few days with Nathaniel.
She should be grateful to him.
Just as she finished speaking, Yancy Shaw’s expression changed slightly, seemingly already anticipating what she wanted to say next.
"My body is now well, and it’s ti for to leave here." Sherry continued to speak.
"You still want to go?"
Though he had already guessed what she wanted to say when she thanked him, hearing her say she wanted to leave still stirred his emotions.
His handso face suddenly showed a hint of sadness.
Even if she wouldn’t forgive him, disliked him, yet...
Can’t their child keep her here?
Sherry gently nodded.
"There are still matters at Silvanus Manor waiting for to handle; since my body is well, of course, I have to leave."
She is no longer the Raina Yardley from before, whether it’s her identity or the responsibilities she carries.
Back when she jumped into the river, hanging by a thread... it was Noah Drexler and Sean Morgan who saved her, allowing her to be reborn and see her child.
Noah Drexler has a debt of gratitude she must pay; she cannot leave Silvanus Manor unattended.
Listening to her explanation, Yancy Shaw’s expression changed slightly.
Looking at her now disguised appearance, he couldn’t think of any excuse to make her stay.
Just as Sherry was about to say sothing further to Yancy Shaw, she raised her head, and her gaze caught sight of the stairs behind Yancy Shaw, where the little one who had fallen asleep earlier was now standing, holding onto the railing.
On his round little face was now an expression full of sadness.
Seeing this, Sherry’s heart tightened.
"Auntie Sherry, are you leaving?" The little guy stood on the staircase, looking at Sherry on the first floor, asking with a grievance.
Is she leaving so soon?
Her biological son’s soft words imdiately blocked Sherry’s throat, making her unable to say any harsh words.
But... even if she stayed for a few more days, it wouldn’t change anything.
Furthermore, she had many things to do.
Sherry remained silent for a long while, unable to harden her heart to ntion the topic of leaving. Instead, she turned her head to look at Yancy Shaw in front of her.
"Mr. Shaw, could you promise one thing?"
"I promise!" Yancy Shaw almost instantly and without hesitation agreed.
He promised her; he wanted to promise her everything!
"..." His straightforwardness left Sherry in shock and sowhat unexpected.
She hadn’t even ntioned what she wanted him to promise, and yet he already agreed?
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