Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

Yvette figured it was pointless to explain, so she stopped talking and sipping her coffee silently.

James shifted his gaze and turned to look at Michael who was sneaking glances at Yvette. James’ gaze softened.

James said. “Michael, this is the person you’ve been wanting to meet, Siren, or Yvette. You can call her Yvette.”

Yvette just lifted her eyes a bit, silently accepting the familiarity

Michael timidly lifted his head to sneak a peek at Yvette, and his eyes were full of joy. Then Michael shyly lowered his head, nervously fidgeting with his hands, hesitatingly managing to say complete sentence.

Michael said. “Yvette, I’m Michael”

James reassuringly patted Michael on his shoulder and he glanced at Yvette, feeling a bit embarrassed.

James said. “I’m sorry. Yvette. Michael has a few quirks. He likes your papers and has wanted to meet you. I hope you don’t mind.”

Yvette lifted her gaze and casually glanced at Michael, showing no curiosity.

The calmness in Yvette’s gaze was completely free of malice, which made James feel a bit moved..

For years, others had looked at Michael with a hint of malice and disdain. They wouldn’t dare to show it in front of James, but James noticed it

James sighed. “Michael is…”

Yvette put down her cup and calmly said, “Autism.”

James was taken aback for a moment, then nodded at Yvette.

As James remembered past events, a deep sorrow appeared on his face. He spoke solemnly, “Yes, Michael is an autistic child.” Yvette raised an eyebrow and narrowed her eyes, and her fingers were lightly tapping on the table.

Yvette said, “Autism, also known as autistic disorder, is a key condition of pervasive developmental disorders (PDD). Currently, PDD is categorized into five types: autistic disorder, Kett’s syndrome, childhood disintegrative disorder, Asperger’s syndrome, and unspecified PDD. Among these, autistic disorder and Asperger’s syndrome are the most

common.”

James was shocked for a few seconds and thought, ‘Yvette knows such professional terms, so it’s obvious she’s done some

research.

have you also done research in

said politely, I’ve read a few books when I was bored, so I wouldn’t call

a sound of acknowledgment, feeling

had autism research. Maybe Michael could

had an

that a genius

project we could develop thut technology, our country would of physics I didn’t go home for three years because I was always in the lab. That one the gap with

son and daughter-in-law were in a car accident as they hurried back to reunite for the celebration. They both died in that crash, leaving Michael as the only survivor. Witnessing the entire accident left a major mark on his heart, and

James spoke, his

tormented by guilt. If it weren’t for him, the

En out

felt responsible for the deaths of his son and daughter-in-law, and for causing his only grandson Michael to turn like

watching James crying made Michael

said, “Don’t

awkwardly wiped James’s face

quickly comforted Michael. “Don’t worry.

fames wasn’t crying anymore, Michael hesitantly put down his sleeve, and then he lowered his head and started

a series

Michael like this, James felt even more heartbroken because Michael still

watched the scene and listened to Michael’s mumbled words. A hint

James, “All these years, you’ve been consciously guiding Michael’s interests and nurturing

surprised that Yvette noticed this, and he quickly nodded, and his hand, holding the cane, trembled slightly. James said, “Yes. When Michael was seven, I noticed he had an amazing ability to focus for his age. He seemed to have a natural knack for physics. Once he started on experiments, he ignored everything else. I could only teach him by myself. I’ve

Michael

Michael would never listen to

he heard Michael say, I’m good, and I lift my

stiffly and saw Michael had already raised his head, staring intently

hardly believe what

these years, this was the first time

streamed down James’s

the revered elder known to all, just

lips together, meeting Michael’s gaze.