Chapter 206
Chapter 206 I Will Stand By Her
Gael crouched down in front of the kids and seized their shoulders, trying to persuade them. “Kids,
would you mind knocking on the door? Mr. Fox’s hand is bleeding, and I’d like to patch him up.
As soon as Gael finished his words, Stanley opened the door and showed up in front of everyone.
“Come in.” It turned out that he had heard the children’s voices, and he didn’t want to worry them.
“Daddy!”
“Hey,” Stanley responded.
The children had no idea that their mother was already gone, so they asked worriedly, “How did you get
hurt, Daddy?”
While some parts of the wound had already begun to scab, the gory opening was still scary to behold.
Nevertheless, Stanley didn’t answer the kids’ questions as he retreated into the room. Then, Gael
picked
his first-aid kit and headed inside with the kids.
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Soon, Stanley sat down on the couch with a gloomy look on his face, though he was already doing his
best to pull himself together. Meanwhile, Gael crouched down beside him and opened his first-aid kit,
whereupon he began to sterilize the wound on his joints and knuckles.novelxo fast update
“I’ll do my best to ease up on the pressure, sir” Gael was sympathetic.
“Well, it doesn’t matter anyway. Stanley puckered his lips. After all, the pain he was enduring in his
heart was nothingpared to the one on his knuckles,
At the same time, the children stood by his side and bravely held Stanley’s hand while watching Gael
tend to his wound. “How did you end up with this wound, Daddy? Did you get into a fight?” Samuel
looked up confusedly. “Why did you lose the fight?”
“Nah, I didn’t get into a fight. It was nothing like that.” Stanley caressed the children’s heads and gently
asked, “Do you know where your mom went?” Upon hearing his words, the children exchanged gazes
each other, puzzled.
“Is she gone?” Pam asked.
“That soon?” Samuelmented.
Stanley gently raised his eyebrows, having a glimmer of hope that the children might know where
Melinda was. They seem to know where she is.
“Mommy went on a trip, answered Samuel, making it seem like it was nothing serious at all. “Mommy
asked us which of you we wanted to be with if she went somewhere else far for a trip.”
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She was already hinting at the kids back then. Stanley’s heart sank when he heard that. “What did you
guys tell her?” he asked in a low voice.
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“We understand you’ve been exhausted over the years, so it’s time for you to rx, Mommy. In that
case, we’re going to let you have your vacation in peace!”
“Yeah, we want to be with you, Daddy! We want you to y with us every day!”
Upon hearing the children’s response, Stanley couldn’t help but feel a stab of pain on the inside. If
Samuel and Pam chose to go on the so-called trip with their mother, they would have been long
gone with her, wouldn’t they? After Gael tended to his wound and patched it up, Stanley looked at him
and said, “Take the kids to their room and tell Sherry to put them to sleep.”
“Good night, Daddy!” The siblings obediently left with the butler after that.
Much to Stanley’s surprise, Max entered the room. “Close the door,” he ordered gently.
“Mr. Fox.” Max closed the door and walked toward Stanley. When he saw his bandaged hand, he
asked worriedly. “Are you alright, sir? How did you get hurt?”
“I’m fine. Have you found anything?”
“Not at the moment. There aren’t any suspicious flights or bus boarding records thus far. Also, the
security cameras around Emerald Harbor seemed to be acting up.”
It’s obvious that someone intentionally sabotaged the cameras around the area. Stanley’s eyes turned
cold once again. “Keep investigating the matter. I don’t care if we have to search every street and area
in Riverdale, but I must find Melinda. No matter how overwhelming her problem may be, I will stand by
her and never leave her to face it alone.”
“I’m working on it.” Max let out a sigh and said, “Mr. Fox, Miss Fox sent me here to apany you.
She seems worried about you.”
Worried about me, huh? Stanley somehow found thatughable, but he was too reluctant to react to
Max’s words.