Chapter 52 Karen Gets Sent Home

Old Mrs. Karen Shaw was very impressed with the Millers. She chuckled heartily as she invited them to take a seat in her living room. “Come and sit her, Cheryl.” Cheryl obeyed Karen’s instructions, perching herself on the sofa demurely with her legs crossed and hands placed daintily on her lap.

Karen had already shortlisted Cheryl as a potential candidate for her grandson’s future wife mentally. Of course, Cheryl’s parents were overjoyed to see Old Mrs. Shaw happy with their daughter.“Is Young Master Shaw better yet? He was covered in blood when we saw him yesterday. My husband and I were terribly worried, so we decided to come and pay a visit,” Cheryl’s mother, Nancy Miller, explained.

“Yes, yes, all is well thanks to Master Sullivan. He saved Ivan’s life!” Karen informed the Millers.

“Are you referring to THE Master Robert Sullivan?” Nancy Miller was shocked that the Shaws had employed the help of such a renowned shaman.

Karen felt a budding topic of conversation with Nancy. “Yes, yes, the one and only Robert Sullivan! To tell you the truth, Ivan was on the brink of death, but Master Sullivan brought him back from the dead!”

Cheryl’s mother could not mask her shock. “Oh my, for real?”

“Yes, a hundred percent!” Karen confirmed. The two ladies began chatting and exchanging stories about Master Sullivan. Karen was delighted to have found a friend in Nancy, and in return Nancy was hoping to hear more about the elusive shaman.

Toward the end of their conversation, Nancy found an opportunity to slip in a question she had been waiting to ask all this time. “Karen, do you think we could pay Ivan a visit? Cheryl has been worried about him since yesterday. She wanted to see for herself that Ivan is alright. I couldn’t possibly say no to her…”

“Of course you can!” Karen nodded agreeably. She was the matriarch of the Shaw family after all. Who could say no to her? Karen could not stop complimenting Cheryl even as she led the Millers toward the staircase. “What a sweet child with such a kind heart!”

Thomas and Nancy Miller could tell that Cheryl had made a good impression, and they were beyond delighted. Everything was going exactly according to plan, and the Millers would be destined for greatness if they won Karen Shaw’s favor.

Nancy Miller walked beside Karen Shaw, smiling as she gently helped the old lady up the stairs. Halfway up the stairs, they bumped into two maids carrying some suitcases down the stairs. “What are you two doing?” Karen asked, thinking the suitcases looked familiar.

The maids looked at the butler shiftily, not knowing how to answer Old Mrs. Shaw. “Madam, Mr. Colton asked us to send you back to your hometown,” the butler informed Karen sheepishly.

“Wh… what did you say?!” Karen’s lips trembled in disbelief. She was Colton’s mother and his only remaining parent. How could he do this to her?

“Who told him to do this? Was it Melody Winston? Get her to come out and face me right now!” she yelled out loud. “How dare she order me around as if she’s Colton?”

upstairs. “I was the one who

she pointed an accusing finger at her son. “Is… is this how you treat

it’s better for you to spend your days back in your hometown. You

own home? She was just mentally picking out Ivan’s future wife just minutes ago,

who called

go unnoticed by Karen. It felt like someone had slapped her on each cheek and only

raised you all

shot a look at the butler, ignoring his mother’s dramatics. The butler quickly ordered a few more men to forcefully carry Karen away from the stairs toward a car parked at the porch. Karen did not go down without a fight, but the strong men managed to subdue her and forced

you’ll be the death of me!” she cursed. “Oh dear, my poor heart.

not register on his face as the butler instructed the driver to leave the Shaw residence. Karen’s last resort was to swing her handbag out of the window, banging it against the gates. Alas, the car windows were finally rolled up and locked

ringing in her ears. She was angry on one hand, yet absolutely devastated and crushed by sadness at the

Shaw, I’m sure there’s a

“I don’t think my family matters are any of your business. Marco,

was pale, whereas Nancy was red from embarrassment. Cheryl looked up at Colton Shaw with wide, innocent eyes. “Mr. Shaw, I’m just worried…” she began, but

Cheryl’s eyes welled with tears as she bit her lip hard. The Millers had no choice but to leave the Shaw

about to console her daughter, she spotted something lying on the floor of the porch. She picked it up, only to find out it was an invitation to Taylor Entertainment’s ribbon cutting ceremony tomorrow. Old Mrs. Shaw must have dropped it on her way out

Nancy’s eyes as she quickly kept the invitation in her handbag. Since Old Mrs. Shaw was clearly not going to be attending the ceremony, they could use her invitation and say they were her representatives. If they could meet just a few of the VIPs who

gathered her

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right hand through the thread… ayy ayy ayy… you and me, ayy ayy ayy…” Polly could not hit the

loud screeching noise. She blinked a few times, trying to shake off the

her. She got out of bed and turned around to face the windows, only

Polly!”

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