Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again novel Chapter 897

The next afternoon, Sherry sent Mr. and Mrs. Perry, who had finished their wedding, to the airport together.

Mrs. Perry took her hand and looked around. "Didn't Daniel come with you?"

Sherry pouted. "I didn't tell him.... I haven't had time to talk to you and my dad in the past two days. It's inconvenient to have him here."

Mrs. Perry nodded and said earnestly, "Well, I really want to talk to you alone. Now you finally find your lover. Your father and I are finally relieved. Although we have to do it step by step, you are not young. Otherwise... when will Daniel's adoptive father have time? Let's meet again and discuss the marriage."

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She muttered in a low voice, "Didn't you say that I wouldn't be forced to get married? Anyway, you have seen it now. We just confirmed this relationship and said that it was too fast to get married. Besides, I'm only 26 years old. I will get married when I'm 30."

Mrs. Perry patted her angrily and said, "What are you talking about? Your friend had married and had a child. The one next door of our family is the same. Last year, she gave birth to the second child. You are the slowest, so how dare you say that?"

Sherry lowered her head and said nothing.

At this time, Mr. Perry came out to smooth things over. "Well, she's a grown-up, she knows what to do. She and Daniel have just known each other for a short time. What's wrong with talking about falling in love with each other for a while? Don't hurry up to get married."

As he spoke, he turned to Sherry and said, "Sherry, I'll tell you that when a man falls in love, he is completely different from when he gets married. So you'd better enjoy the time when you're in love. Don't listen to your mother. Let's talk about marriage two more years later. You can get married as long as you like."

Mrs. Perry pushed him and said, "I think you're a typical married man. It's my bad luck to meet you. Go get our tickets."

Soon, Mr. Perry was driven away by her.

Mrs. Perry continued to hold Sherry's hand and sighed. "Sherry, Mom knows what happened in the past. You don't want to tell us because you are afraid that we will worry. But no matter what, you are my daughter. If there is any difficulty, we should face it together. So next time, don't hide anything from me."

Hearing what she said, Sherry's nose twitched. She went forward and hugged her. "Mom..."

Mrs. Perry gently patted her back. "No matter when, as long as you don't want to stay in City N, you can come back at any time. With you and your father here, you can have your home."

Sherry nodded, but her tears could not stop falling.

At this time, Mr. Perry came back with the ticket and asked in confusion, "Why is she crying? Did you scold the child again?"

Mrs. Perry glared at him.

Sherry came out of Mrs. Perry's arms and wiped her tears. "No. Mom and Dad, it's time for you to check in. Call me when you get home. I'll visit you on Christmas."

After the three of them said goodbye, Sherry sent them to the security check station.

Mrs. Perry waved at her and said, "Go back quickly. Don't delay your work."

Mr. Perry said, "Sherry, I'll take care of your mother. Don't worry, just focus on your work and don't think about anything else."

Just as they were about to leave, Daniel's voice rang out. "Uncle, Auntie."

Sherry turned around and said, "How could you..."

Daniel smiled at her and handed over the things in his hand. "These are a little something I bought for you. I wish you good health and a safe journey."

Mr. Perry took it and praised him for being thoughtful.

Mrs. Perry warned him, "You should treat Sherry well, or I won't spare you!"

Daniel pulled Sherry into his arms, hugged her shoulder, and said to them, "Don't worry, I will take good care of her."

Mrs. Perry's face softened a little. She waved to them and said, "Well, we'll go first."