Chapter 436 After Mourning
Veronica Parker turned and looked at the graveyard farther and farther out of the window. She didn't cry, but tears dripped down on the back of her hand.
It seems that she is afraid of being seen by others, so she is busy thinking about scrubbing it.
However, before she moved, the palm of the other hand was covered and clutched, and the thick and tight touch made her arm tremble slightly.
Nick Cage's hand went around the back of Veronica Parker's neck and pressed against her side face.
Veronica Parker didn't want Nick Cage to see signs of crying on her face. As soon as she tried to dodge, she was pinched by Nick Cage's other hand.
"I..." Veronica Parker was about to speak when, Nick Cage's face approached, the tip of her nose rubbed against Veronica Parker's nose, making her forget to open her mouth, and tears solidified in her eyes.
She thought Nick Cage was going to kiss her again, but he stopped close at hand.
"You can't come back to life from the dead, and don't cry anymore." Nick Cage's voice is as deep as dumb.
Veronica Parker understood this and knew that Isabella didn't want her to be sad all the time.
She just can't help herself.
"Get some sleep." Nick Cage buckled her face and pressed it into her arms.
Veronica Parker leaned obediently against his strong chest, listening to Nick Cage's strong heartbeat.
Although Veronica Parker didn't do anything these past two days, it was arranged by Nick Cage, but she still felt physically and mentally tired, because the departure of Isabella dealt a big blow to her spirit.
Veronica Parker did not expect that at a time like this, the person by his side would be Nick Cage.
This dangerous man only scared her.
She thought she will choose to live in Winter Villa.
Even for the six little ones, she wanted them to be happy all the time.
That night Veronica Parker stayed in Winter Villa, accompanied the six little ones, and coaxed them to sleep.
She didn't know if they felt anything, but instead of begging to tell bedtime stories, they pulled the quilt and rested by themselves.
Only after the dazed Veronica Parker came to her senses did she find that the six little ones were already lying in a row.
Veronica Parker smiled and looked at them, more or less healed.
She knew that the dead cannot be brought back to life, and no matter how sad and painful the living are, the road of life still has to go on.
Veronica Parker has not responded to the invaded turbulence in the air, and Lily is excited, "Daddy! Daddy!"
Veronica Parker turned her face and flashed her eyes at Nick Cage, who appeared in the room.
"Why are you still up?" Nick Cage has a majestic voice.
"Will Daddy sleep with the rest of us?" Lily asked.
Nick Cage's deep black eyes looked to Veronica Parker and said, "Take a shower."
Veronica Parker looked into those six small eyes and knew that Nick Cage would be staying there, so he said, "Mom, go and take a shower. Come over later."
"Good!" Peter only thought that his Mom had come to sleep together only after taking a shower, so he agreed with him in a mouthful.
Veronica Parker went back to her room and went to the bathroom with her pajamas.
Stood in front of the mirror and looked at her face.
She had already slept in the car during the day and was in a good state of mind, but she knew how uncomfortable the depression in her chest was.
Veronica Parker took a deep breath and felt better.
Turned around and took off her clothes and stood under the shower, drenched from head to toe.
Veronica Parker stood there motionless, washed away by the water.
Isabella was lonely and miserable all her life, abandoned by her parents, without the warmth of family affection, and was always alone after her grandmother died. Veronica Parker felt that his fate is really similar to that of Isabella.
Do disasters like to pick soft-hearted people?
With the sound of the bathroom door being pushed open, Veronica Parker tightened up and didn't have to look back to know who had come in.
The sense of pressure is approaching, and a strong, hot body is wrapped up.
Veronica Parker breathed and dared not to look back.
She felt that not only was her body irrevocable, but also her mind was trapped by an invisible net.