Because the studio was busy, Elaine was shy with strangers. She only greeted Sherry's parents and
then ran away. She didn't eat with them.
Mr. Perry had been chatting with Daniel, clearly wanting him to come with them. Sherry wanted to
speak a few times, but she kept being interrupted.
They could only go to the restaurant together.
Mrs. Perry handed the menu to Stella with a smile. "Stella, come and see what you want to eat."
Stella said, "Auntie, you can order whatever you and uncle like..."
"It's okay. Your uncle and I can eat anything. Besides, we are not familiar with City N. You can order a
few specialty dishes."
Stella didn't decline and took the menu.
When Mrs. Perry looked at Sherry, she immediately stopped smiling and said with a serious face,
"Wait. Accompany me to the washroom."
Sherry knew that she would scold her if she went, so she held Stella's arm and said, "I'm not going.
The washroom is right behind. You go by yourself."
Mrs. Perry stood up and patted her hard on the shoulder. "Hurry up! I came all the way here to see you.
I asked you to go to the washroom with me, but you're making excuses!"
Not bothering to argue with her mother anymore, Sherry could only stand up and was dragged to the
washroom.
Mrs. Perry washed her hands first and then looked inside. After making sure that no one else was
around, she turned around and hit her hard.
Compared with the small fight just now, it was really painful.
Covering the spot where she hit her, Sherry grumbled, "You saw it yourself. I wasn't the one who asked
him to come. It was dad who held onto him and refused to let him go..."
Mrs. Perry scolded her in a low voice, "Is that what I'm talking about?"
"What's that?"
Mrs. Perry poked the place where her bandage was and said fiercely, "Don't you know what you're
doing? How many times you have used this trick to deceive me? If you know he's unreliable, stay away
from him! Look at you, you just have to get close to him. Do you think I can't do anything to you when
you're older? You're really..."
Sherry immediately covered her neck. How was that seen through?
Mrs. Perry was so angry that she leaned against the wall and said, "How dare you ask your friend to lie
to me? Outdoor filming? You know where you came back from!"
At this time, Sherry could no longer argue, so she just stood there and let her scold her.
Mrs. Perry took a few minutes to calm down before saying, "I don't want to talk to you about this now.
I'll deal with you when we get home tonight."
Sherry pursed her lips. "I understand."
When they got back to their seats, Mrs. Perry was like a spring breeze again. Apart from still ignoring
Daniel, she was holding Stella's hand as considerately as she could be. She was closer to her than her
daughter.
Mr. Perry whispered to Daniel, "Ignore your auntie. She has a strange temper. She'll be fine in a while."
Daniel maintained his smile and glanced at Sherry. When he saw she had lowered her head, his lips
curled up.
During the lunch, Daniel got up and went outside to answer a phone call.
Mrs. Perry asked Stella, "Stella, do you know him?"
Stella's mouth twitched and she said, "Yes, I do."
She had completely sensed Mrs. Perry's dissatisfaction toward Daniel. At present, she dared not say
that Daniel was actually her brother.
Mrs. Perry nodded. "You're with Sherry all day long. It's not surprising that you know him."
After saying that, she changed the subject. "Stella, help me keep an eye on Sherry. When you see the
two of them together, call me."
"Mom! Stop it!" Sherry unhappily said.
Mr. Perry echoed, "Let's eat, okay? Those stuff can't wait."
Mrs. Perry rolled her eyes at them and realized that her request was indeed a little unreasonable, so
she didn't refute.
However, it was her daughter's fault for being so disappointing to her.
Later, Daniel came back.
The meal was also almost over.
When Mrs. Perry and Sherry rushed to pay the bill, they were told by the waiter, "A gentleman has
already paid the bill."
Both mother and daughter turned their heads and looked at Daniel. Daniel immediately found an
opportunity and said, "Auntie, the last time I went to your house, I caused you a lot of troubles. This
time, you came to City N, I shall be a good host."
Mrs. Perry snorted lightly, but she didn't refuse and put away her phone.
After leaving the restaurant, Stella said, "Sherry, take your uncle and auntie back to rest first."
Sherry nodded his head. Just when he was about to take out his phone to call a cab, Daniel took out
the car keys and showed them to the Porsche next to him. "Take my car."
"You don't need to do this..."
Mr. Perry pulled Mrs. Perry and Sherry forward. "Just take Danny's car. Why waste your money?"
This time, Mrs. Perry didn't say anything and Sherry couldn't refuse even if she was forced.
Daniel took advantage of this opportunity to open the door to the front passenger seat and turned to
look at her with a smile on her face.
Sherry made a face at him before bending down to get in the car.
Daniel's smile grew deeper. Closing the door, he circled around to the driver's seat.
When they arrived at the apartment, Mr. Perry looked at Sherry's house and sighed, "It's really a bit too
small. Dear, we don't lack money. Get a bigger place."
Mrs. Perry sat on the sofa and said, "Why? It's big enough for a girl. I think it's nice."
Sherry chimed in, "Yeah, it's big enough."
She didn't even change her shoes. She put their things on the coffee table and said, "Mom, Dad, I still
have work to do, so I can't accompany you. The password is my birthday. You can use everything in
this house as you like. I'll come back in the evening."
Mr. Perry said, "Hey, go and do your work. Danny is waiting for you downstairs."
Mrs. Perry patted him and said unhappily, "Let him wait there. Sherry, I still have something to say."
Sherry immediately ran out, "Mom, I'm leaving. We'll talk later!"
She held up her mother's words as soon as possible.
Mrs. Perry looked at the door and said to Mr. Perry, " Stop calling him Danny. His name is Daniel."
Mr. Perry retorted, "What's wrong with calling him Danny? It sounds closer."
After arguing for a while, Mrs. Perry didn't want to talk to her. She got up to clean up the house for
Sherry and complained about it quite in a mess.
When Sherry and Stella moved to the Steward's house a few days ago, they left in a hurry. The room
was in a mess, and only some of the clothes from the current season were in a mess on the bed.
Mrs. Perry folded up the clothes and placed them in the wardrobe one by one. When she was about to
close the wardrobe door, she saw something in the half-opened drawer.
Mrs. Perry pulled open the drawer, and a pile of hospital files appeared in front of her.
Mrs. Perry widened her eyes and picked up the files.
On the cover printed with Sherry's name, and the date below was six months ago.
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