Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 253

Severin was utterly speechless. ‘Why does she have to be that excited? And to make things worse, she came up to me and gave me a hug in public!’

“Keep your distance and stop hugging me. You shouldn’t just throw your arms over a man, you know.” Severin reminded her hastily, and he was afraid that Diane would be unhappy to

see what happened.

“What are you doing, Sheila? You’re a big girl now! This is unbecoming of you!” Zachariah walked over and glared at Sheila. She let go of Severin in embarra*sment, walked over, and pulled her father over to make some introductions. “It’s him, Dad! He’s the savior I told you about! He helped me out

big time yesterday!”

“Mister Zachariah!” Diane was taken aback at first and

wondered why Sheila was hugging her man.

When she saw Zachariah approaching them, she immediately looked over at him in surprise. Catherine and the rest of the Shanahans came over right away too, as they were curious to know what was going on at that moment.

Zachariah nodded to Diane, then looked at Severin. “Your actions are commendable, young man. My daughter said that she ran into a robber that day, and you helped her out of righteousness without asking for anything in return. It’s not

easy to find people like you nowadays!”

Severin smiled. “Ah, so you’re Mister Zachariah from Brookbourn Mansion. I just happened to be pa*sing by, and the thought of getting something in return didn’t cross my

mind at all!”

made some introductions. “By the way, this is my wife, Diane. She’s the general manager of

at Catherine, and said to her, “You may be old in the flesh, but you’re still very strong in spirit, unlike me. I’m not that old, actually, but I recently feel

with younger folks like yourself!” Catherine’s face was

probably would not even be present there if it

of courtesy

be considered the most

that moment, and

deference to him.

that Severin had saved Sheila from

such a relationship

Shanahans and Brookbourn Mansion.

to Diane, “Why are you spacing out, Diane? Give him

business card!”

because it was her

big shot. After receiving a reminder from her grandmother, she hurriedly, albeit respectfully, handed over her business card with both hands. “This is my business card, Mister

took her business card,

behind him to

you’re as talented as

too. We