Chapter 186 Steal You Away
Chapter 186 Steal You Away
"Do you consider a man''s desire for your body as love? What a joke! A man''s heart and body are
always separate. The more he cherishes you, the less he will want you to endure those things. Instead,
he''ll indulge in cheap thrills with those easily avable."
As Cora implied Byron''s affection toward her, Sara felt she was humiliating Jane, so she retaliated
instantly.
However, to her surprise, Cora smiled and asked her, "So Mr. William Yoris must cherish you very
much, right?"
On several asions, Cora noticed that there was no real affection between Sara and William.
She didn''t want to attack others with their emotional wounds, but Sara had struck a nerve on her most
sensitive topic, her rtionship with Flora. So, she had to retaliate in kind.
"You..."
Failing to own her husband''s love was the biggest regret in Sara''s life.
Cora was stepping on her sore spot!
Sara was almost out of control, ready to p Cora.
However, Jane stopped her this time. "Mom, calm down. People are watching!"
Given their identity as the prominent Yoris family as well as the fact that Arnold was the vice chairman
of the Woodcarving Association in New York, Jane''s and Sara''s presence would undoubtedly attract
attention.
Reminded by Jane, Sara noticed the onlookers and reluctantly stopped.
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However, her eyes remained fixed on Cora, filled with fury. "You wretched bitch, your actions will bring
retribution upon you!"
"Mrs. Sara Yoris, let''s see who will face the retribution first," Cora replied with a smile, nodding at Jane
before turning to leave.
"I have never seen such a shameless woman!"
Watching Cora, dressed in a dark green wool coat, strolling away gracefully in the cold wind, Sara felt
deeply indignant on behalf of Jane.
"Jane, this woman is so difficult to deal with. How can I help you?"
She couldn''t bear to see her daughter so distressed, and she gently stroked Jane''s hair.
"Mom, actually, I do need your help."
This was the reason why Jane had called Sara to apany her in delivering her artwork.
"Just tell me. I''ll do everything I can to help you," Sara replied earnestly.
Then, Jane leaned in to whisper something to Sara.
After sending off the woodcarving work, Cora went to the supermarket to buy some frozen food and
snacks.
Tomorrow was Christmas, and everywhere was brightly lit, especially in the supermarket, where
families were shopping together.
Looking at the smiling faces around her, Cora felt a sense of emptiness inside.
As she prepared to pay, a hand ced a credit card before her faster than she could react.
Cora raised her eyes. It was Byron.
He was wearing a ck woolen coat, tall and handsome, exuding even more charm than usual.
Even in the crowded supermarket, all eyes seemed to be on him.
"Why did youe here?" Cora asked.
"I couldn''t find you at home, so I guessed you might be here," Byron replied casually.
After the cashier finished the payment, Byron naturally picked up the groceries and held her hand, with
all the admiring nces from otherspletely unnoticed, as if his world only contained her.
At this moment, Cora couldn''t help but think how wonderful it would be if he could stay by her side
forever.
"Are you nning to eat only frozen food during Christmas?"
Back in the apartment, Byron acted like another master of the house, sorting and cing the groceries
into the fridge.
However, when he found that most of the items were frozen food, he couldn''t help but furrow his brows.
"Frozen food may taste better than what I cook," Cora said.
Byron thought for a moment. "I''ll have someone bring over some cooked food."
Watching him busy himself in front of the fridge, Cora couldn''t resist hugging him from behind.
"Don''t be too good to me. Otherwise, I might steal you away on your wedding day."