The Sway and Slide of Love by Jean Song

Chapter 674

Hendrix had few memories of his childhood. Looking back now, it was mostly filled with endless lessons and tasks. He had to learn so many things. He had to achieve the best grades in school, learn to play musical instruments and master golf, horseback riding, and multiple languages.

From a young age, everyone envied his status. The last name "Freeman" seemed to carry an innate sense of honor. But along with that honor came an overwhelming weight of expectations.

If Hendrix were to choose now, he wasn't sure which life would be better. After all, while he had missed out on the carefree happiness of a normal childhood, what he had gained was indeed substantial.

But one thing was certain-he would never impose the same burdens on Rosie. So, when Beatrice recently suggested enrolling Rosie in various lessons, he turned her down without hesitation.

Beatrice had argued that as his daughter, Rosie was bound to be a prominent figure in Coopersville. Thus, if she didn't learn anything, it would be unworthy of her status.

But Hendrix didn't see it that way. It was exactly because Rosie was his daughter that even if she grew up to be a good-for-nothing, no one would dare look down on her. So, no matter what Beatrice said, he stood firm in his refusal.

speaking, Noelle suddenly grew quiet. When he looked down, he noticed her brows were slightly furrowed, and her lips were pressed

had said

replied quickly, avoiding his gaze. She then added, "Why hasn't the carousel

suddenly realized something. "Noelle,

Noelle replied without

giving her a chance to evade, he tilted

are you doing?"

tightened his grip on her chin. Then, he smirked and said, "Seems like

don't.

pried

carousel came

out from under Hendrix's arm and hopped off. Her movements were so swift that Hendrix didn't have time to