Spoiled by the Silver Fox

A sandwich, a piece of cake, and a glass of milk...

Usually, these were Stephanie's favorites, but at this moment, she really didn't have an appetite.

Before, when Putnam took everyone out for a meal, she didn't want to go, but she didn't want to affect everyone's mood either. So she acted naturally, making everyone think that she was fine, so they can go and have their meal. Gillian wanted to stay with her, but she pushed her away.

In fact, when everyone had left, Stephanie looked at the door of the operating room and became nervous and scared again.

Cooper saw all this and wanted to go over and comforted her.

The little girl's appearance really made people want to protect her. But thinking about her attitude towards Angela before, Cooper felt that she didn't seem to like people from the Klein family, so he didn't go to her. He chose to wait with her in a silent way.

"Thank you...but I really don't have an appetite."

"Are you unable to eat because you're worried about Mrs. Bishop?"

"The doctor said it's fine...but I'm still worried. Silver Fox, my mom is my only family in this world, and I am afraid of losing her."

For some reason, Stephanie could always be strong in front of others. But she became vulnerable only when she was facing Sebastian, revealing all her worries and fears.

Sebastian patted her head comfortingly, "Mrs. Bishop should be out soon. If you really can't eat, have some milk, it's still hot. When she comes out safely, I'll buy you something delicious."

Stephanie smiled, "Okay...thank you."

to the castle

Have you

visiting beforehand is fine, and it

really going to buy that castle as

don't you ever

understand...why have you

Stephanie... Wasn't I

ungrateful little girl! Wasn't it him who solved

she considered him as a family

his ear that they would be husband and wife in the future, so being

had never had

didn't know how to

giving her money was enough. Now that he knew how she

to give

fate would be

to this little girl.

make

his sudden change in expression, Stephanie hurriedly explained, "No, no, you've been good to me, but now you're even better." "Isn't that a good