Chapter 1573
Love After Marriage: Mr. Lancaster's Hidden Wife
Chapter 1573
Sherry had nothing on her schedule today. She had already given herself and her employees several days off.
As for John, he had some important work to attend to. He was going to go on a business trip and would not return for three days.
Even before they finished their breakfast, Peter and his driver were already waiting for him outside the courtyard.
Sherry took Caprice with her to see John off.
When Caprice knew that she would not be seeing her father for the following three days, she became very sad again and bid
farewell reluctantly. âGoodbye, Daddy.â
John pinched her cheeks, then he looked at Sherry with a gentle glow in his eyes.
Sherry caught the look in his eyes and assured him, âDonât worry, I'll take good care of Caprice.â
John smiled, then he patted her head. âTake care of yourself too. If anything happens at all, just call me.â
Sherry felt a fuzzy feeling in her chest as she answered, âAlright. Go on, you need to
be there on time.â
John gave her one last look before burrowing into the car.
The car immediately accelerated and drove out of the main gate.
Sherry brought Caprice back to the house.
She already prepared plenty of nifty games for Caprice as she planned to stay at home for the next two days and spend every
waking hour playing with her.
Shortly after, Queenie showed up. She must have somehow caught wind that Sherry was going to be free for the coming days.
She appeared with countless adorable dolls as well as snacks she specifically prepared for the occasion.
Caprice was obsessed with the dolls she brought. She was trying her best to juggle her attention between the dolls and the array
of snacks.
Sherry and Queenie played and snacked with her.
They would play, then eat, then rinse, and repeat.
The day passed in the blink of an eye.
Soon, the sky darkened, it was evening.
Sherry had just finished a doodle with Caprice when Queenie, who went away a while ago, joined them again.
She looked at Sherry worriedly and seemed to have trouble expressing what was on her mind. âHey Sherry, | was thinking... if
you could... um...â
Sherry peered at her. âJust say whatâs on your mind.â
This sort of second-guessing was very uncharacteristic of Queenie.
She sighed. âI donât know whatâs going on with my mom lately. Sheâs in an especially bad mood today. Aunt Emerence told me
that she hasnât been eating all day. She wouldnât even listen when | tried to get her to eat! | was wondering if you could borrow
Caprice for a second, maybe she'll feel better when she sees Caprice and have the appetite to eat something at least.â
Sherry turned to Caprice right away. âCaprice, Grandma is in a bad mood today. Would you like to keep her company?â
Caprice nodded.
Sherry smiled and kissed her. âGood girl.â
Caprice beamed with pride.
Queenie immediately took Caprice into her arms.
Sherry was slightly worried so she followed them until they reached Madam
Stocktonâs section of the courtyard. After watching Queenie bring Caprice into the living room, she decided to head back.
She had only taken a few steps when she bumped into Julie.
She donned a fur coat with her long silky hair draped over her shoulders. She looked every bit like an exalted lady, a prideful
socialite.
She smiled pleasantly at Sherry.
Sherry met her eyes, then she continued walking.
âSherry, why arenât you going in with Queenie and Caprice?â Julie suddenly asked.
This made her stop. She asked crossly, âWhy does it concern you whether | go in with them or not?â
âIt doesnât concern me, | was just curious,â Julie remarked with the same blank smile.
Sherry sneered. âJulie, it's just you and me here. You donât have to keep faking that smile, itâs very uncanny and you know that.â
Julieâs eyes immediately sharpened. This time, she smiled in a wry, mocking manner. âI wasnât lying, | was very curious. Why
would you walk Caprice here but not head inside with her? What, are you afraid that you'll be kicked out of Madam Stocktonâs
room?â
Her disdain for Sherry when she spoke was impossible to ignore.
She had a sense that Sherry was trying to get on Madam Stocktonâs good side by bringing Caprice to her. She felt like her
position was being threatened again.