Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again novel Chapter 815

Sherry frowned, "Mom, don't say that ..."

Mrs. Perry waved her hand, "I don’t want to talk to you anymore. I've already said what I need to say anyway, and what to do next is up to you."

Back at home, Sherry was much quieter.

Mrs. Perry was cooking in the kitchen, and she was standing on the balcony when she received a message from Elliot.

Elliot texted: Did you have a hard time just now? I'm sorry. I didn't expect Mrs. Perry to show up out of the blue either ...

Sherry took a deep breath and adjusted her mood as she typed her reply.

Sherry texted: Nothing, what time do you get off work in the afternoon? Can I come to your school for a walk?

Elliot texted: I'm getting off at five. You can come straight over.

Sherry texted: Okay.

During dinner, Mr. Perry saw her sulking and asked, "Sherry, what's wrong with you? You went to ask Uncle Bennett for help this morning, right? Didn't things work out?"

Sherry shook her head before saying again, "No, Uncle Bennett is quite nice and nothing is wrong. I just ..."

Mrs. Perry continued, "She just didn't sleep well last night. Forget about her. Let's eat."

Mr. Perry continued, "Then go in and take a nap after dinner, and when you wake up, go and have fun with your friends. You haven't been back for a while either."

Sherry let out a breath, "No need. I've got a date with Elliot this afternoon and I'm going to hang out at his school."

Mrs. Perry and Mr. Perry both paused, and after exchanging glances for a moment, Mrs. Perry eased her tone, "Dating is good. In terms of being a partner, Elliot is better in every way than Brandon... Anyway, it's a good thing that you chose him. Don't you worry!"

Sherry had wanted to try to get along with Elliot because she wanted to make them happy, but before she even started, her mother mentioned marriage, so the rebellious feeling in her heart rose up again.

She whispered, "Who said I was going on a date with him? There are so many boys in the university. I can find one there."

Seeing that his wide was about to get angry again, Mr. Perry hastened to persuade her, "Okay, okay, let's eat."

Sherry also felt that it had gone to far by saying such words in front of them and muttered, "I'm just kidding."

Mrs. Perry grunted, "You'd better be!"

After dinner, Sherry went to her room and took a nap.

It wasn't even three o'clock when she was pulled up by her mother, "Aren't you going to see Elliot? Hurry up!"

Sherry narrowed her eyes, "It's still early. He doesn't get off work until five. I'll just leave at 4:30."

"It’s not early! Aren't you going to put on your makeup? You're dragging your feet, and by the time you're done putting on your makeup, it'll be too late!"

Mrs. Perry yanked her up from the bed and stared at her intently.

Sherry had no choice but to put on a simple make-up.

Mrs. Perry was satisfied, "That's more like it! This is my daughter. So beautiful!"

Sherry retorted, "I am not your daughter. I'm a tool for you to have grandchildren."

Mrs. Perry hit her, "How can you talk like that?"

Sherry put her things away, "I'm leaving."

"Wait." Mrs. Perry came up next to her and whispered, "You didn't put that thing in your bag, did you?"

Sherry froze for two seconds before yelling, "Mum!"

How could she still have that in her bag!

Mrs. Perry said, "I was worried about you. In case Elliot sees it. You would leave a bad impression on him."

Sherry didn't want to pay any attention to her and quickly walked away.

When she arrived at school, it was only half-past four.

Sherry had nothing else to do, so she wandered around the campus.