After all, her surname was Meng. No matter how much he doted on her, how long could he really keep her?
The more he thought about it, the more stifled he felt.
He was irritated, but Madam Ward instantly felt relieved. She stood up and said, "It's very late, I won't stay any longer."
"Mm." Caiden Ward got up to help her. "Let me walk you to the door."
Madam Ward loved this gentle, steady side of him the most. When he had seen her to the door, she patted the back of his hand and said a few more words, then left with the driver who had been waiting all along.
Caiden Ward turned around and walked back.
He took a few steps before it belatedly hit him that this was the first time Rosy Harris was staying the night here.
Maeve was still there.
The girl had grown sensible and even more sensitive. Would she have sensed her mother's rejection just now?
Caiden Ward subconsciously quickened his pace.
