"Dad."
Mrs. Sterling was about to say more, but the old man looked at her coldly, "If you want to stay with her, then stay!"
Mrs. Sterling glanced painfully at Felicity Sterling at the door, gritting her teeth, and followed her out.
"Old man."
Mrs. Sterling attempted to persuade him again.
"Do you want to join them too?"
The old man responded indifferently; pleading was useless here.
"Butler Lowell, push Serena Sullivan inside."
After dealing with Felicity Sterling, the old man instructed Butler Lowell.
"Let me do it!" Wyatt Sterling volunteered to take the wheelchair, pushing Serena Sullivan inside.
"Why do you trust me so much?"
On the way to the dining room, Serena Sullivan couldn't help but ask Wyatt Sterling.
Wyatt Sterling should trust his sister and mother instead.
"No reason!" Wyatt Sterling replied with a smile; he simply did trust her.
The feeling of being trusted without question was wonderful.
