Chapter 43

Sherilyn caught a ride back to Golden Oak Manor to grab her luggage. The mere thought of not having to deal with Gilbert made her whole being sigh in relief.

After taking the subway to the city center, she hopped on a bus and stopped to withdraw some cash from an ATM. It was rush hour, and the streets were full of cars and swarming with people. Tonight, Gilbert was supposed to have dinner at Yates' house.

Traffic ground to a halt as her bus approached a crossroads.

"Huh?" David, the driver, suddenly pointed out the window. "Isn't that Ms. Sherilyn over there?"

Engrossed in some documents on his phone, Gilbert looked up.

It was indeed Sherilyn. Her slender figure was squeezed into the crowd, dressed in a white T-shirt and light blue jeans, her hair cascading down her back like seaweed.

She looked innocent yet alluring. In modern parlance, that was a mix of purity and desire.

Gilbert frowned. What was Sherilyn doing there? She was in severe pain the day before, refusing medication, and there she was, running around again. And she was without a job, always loafing around. "Ms. Sherilyn!" Before Gilbert could utter a word, David had rolled down the window and

waved st

at Sherilyn. "Over here!"

him, Sherilyn turned around, a moment of hesitation before she stepped closer offering David a smile.

toward the back seat. She could only glimpse Gilbert's profile through the window, unable to

felt awkward. "Ms. Sherilyn, where are

Sherilyn replied with a smile, looking

Ms. Sherilyn is heading back to Golden

they should give Sherilyn a

Gilbert returned to his phone,

chuckled nervously, more embarrassed

want to make it difficult for him.

smiled awkwardly, replying,

turned and merged back

hand in the Johnson family and sometimes could speak freely with Gilbert. "Mr. Gilbert, getting a

get a ride?" Gilbert put away his phone and raised an eyebrow. "No worries. She's got nowhere to

um..." David was helpless

veteran in the Johnson family,

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255