Chapter 611


    Dinner was during the weekend. I told Anne about leaving in advance, so she was prepared. But she


    could not help but feel ufortable.


    She had always been carefree, jumping and pouncing around, but suddenly she became sensible. She


    handed her savings and favorite things to Bet and whispered, "My mother said that we can''t bring


    these things with us. Please keep them for me. I''lle back to you to get them next time."


    Bet had always been silent, but now he was even quieter. He looked up at me and said, "Madam


    Reid, when will youe back with Anne?"


    I couldn''t find an answer to his question. So, I thought for a moment and said, "We wille back


    sometime during the festive holidays."


    When he heard that we woulde back, a rare smile appeared on his face. "Then my father and I will


    wait for you at Hovell for Halloween."


    I almost forgot that it would be Halloween soon. After a slight pause, I nodded and said, "Okay, then


    Anne and I will return during Halloween."


    Upon hearing such an answer, the two children were in a much better mood.


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    Norman was silent for a while. He looked at me and said, "Are you going to Jarold City?"


    I shook my head. "Perhaps not for the time being."


    In the past, when Anne was younger, I had never taken her back to Ucrebury. Now that she''s older, I


    want to take her to Ucrebury to see Monique. I had never talked to her about this for so many years


    because I didn''t know how to say it.


    After saying our goodbyes, we went home. Anne kept holding me, feeling mncholy. I knew that she


    was reluctant to part with this ce.


    After coaxing her to sleep, I called Hendrix on the phone.


    When he picked up the phone, his voice was deep and attractive. "I was about to call you, then you did.


    Is this telepathy?"


    I smiled and looked up at the bright moon hanging high outside the window. I said, "I quit my job at the


    hotel."


    He didn''t seem to be surprised. "Well, it''s a waste for you to stay with the hotel with your knowledge


    and vision."


    I smiled and thought, was this apliment?


    "Where are you going?" he asked in a gentle voice.


    "I haven''t thought about it yet!" Now, all I thought about was Anne''s future. Hovell was good all around.


    But it didn''t seem to be ideal for Anne''s future. She could have a better future, so I had to think


    properly.


    "No matter where you go, I will support you. Don''t forget that Anne is my daughter too," he spoke. His


    voice was soft and calm.


    I was distracted for a few seconds, then I nodded. "Okay!"


    Compared with how we used to be around each other, this was the ideal way nowadays. He didn''t


    force me to stay anywhere, but guided me patiently by giving advice. To be honest, I liked this very


    much.


    After hanging up, I booked a ne ticket to Ucrebury. Hovell didn''t have an airport, so we had to take a


    car for an hour and a half to get to the urban area.


    I arrived at Ucrebury in September. It was Anne''s first time here. As soon as we got off the ne, she


    began looking around excitedly, saying, "It''s very big here, Mom."


    I gave a faint smile and took her to Bronzy Condo. When I left back then, I bought a house and left one


    of Monique''s houses for Anne.


    We took this photo when we graduated from college. Monique had already worked in the bar that year.


    That''s right!


    I had to have something to remember. Otherwise, I would forget my past self.