Yancy Shaw turned around and followed her footsteps, turned off the lights in the room, closed the door, and went to the living room on the first floor with her.
Sherry stopped, suddenly turned around, and looked at Yancy Shaw behind her.
"Miss Morgan, do you have something to say to me?" Yancy Shaw stopped in front of her and then politely asked.
She was unwilling to reveal her identity, and he couldn't force her, so he had to maintain politeness and courtesy with her.
Sherry gently nodded, then seriously spoke to him.
"Mr. Shaw, I'm very grateful to you and your son for the care you've given me these days."
Putting aside the grievances between her and Yancy Shaw in the past, considering their current stranger-like relationship, Yancy Shaw's actions were indeed worthy of her gratitude.
And in her heart, she's even more grateful that he let her know her child was still alive and allowed her to spend these few days with Nathaniel.
She should be grateful to him.
