Chapter 1066 I Am Not A Child Anymore


    "I need to entertain my guests, so I''ll take my leave first. I''ll see you around, Sheryl." George smiled


    warmly, ending their chat.


    Sheryl nodded slightly and returned his smile. The wedding went smoothly. She only had to leave the


    rest of the matters to Joanne; she could go home and have a good rest.


    Though she didn''t see any signs of Holley lurking around when she headed out of the hotel, Sheryl was


    fully aware that Holley would not easily give up.


    Majority of the guests, who specially came to attend George and S''s wedding ceremony, were all


    from Korea. George found this overwhelming and decided not to leave for home yet. He thought that


    staying with them would show his deep appreciation, so the newly-wed had to wait for the dinner to be


    over before going home.


    Shortly after, as they were making their way out of the venue, Caspar and his wife stopped him.


    "George..."


    S''s father had too much to drink. It was a grand celebration for him. Though he was reeling from


    drunkenness, he was in bliss.


    He was so happy and pleased to see George doting on his daughter. "Now that you have married


    S," Caspar began as he gently patted S''s shoulder, "there is something...I still have to ask of


    you."


    "Dad, should there be anything, just let me know," George responded warmly. The way he addressed


    Caspar as "Dad" sounded so natural.


    That particr call also made Caspar feelfortable. "Since you have married S, you should be


    kind to her not only now but also in the years toe. If I hear or find out that you are mistreating her, I


    won''t forgive you."


    "Dad, don''t worry. I will never let that happen." S, who stood by them, looked helplessly at Caspar


    and expressed dissatisfaction with his words. "George treats me very well."


    "Don''t interrupt me," Caspar said ncing at her daughter. Although he was satisfied with George,


    there were so many things that he still had to express. And he needed to say them now.


    "George, S is spoiled by us during her growing up years. She used to give up halfway. And as soon


    as she suffered from a little injustice, she''ll quit. But she likes you..." Caspar paused for a while as if


    gathering his thoughts, then he went on, "Only that thing never makes her say she gives up."


    Caspar sighed, "The real reason I disagreed with your marriage before is not that I didn''t like you. I was


    worried that S could have been wronged. Now that you are husband and wife, from now on, you can


    live your life happily. If there is anything wrong with her, you can criticize and correct her."


    "Dad, I just want to love her," George gently smiled.


    Caspar felt so satisfied with George that he stared at him for a long time, and then he eximed, "You


    are tired today. Just have a good rest. We will go back to Korea with these rtives and friends


    tomorrow."


    "Tomorrow?" George repeated in shock. "Why don''t you stay here for a few more days?"


    "No." Caspar shook his head. "There are some things to deal with in thepany."


    "Oh, I see." George nodded and promised to Caspar, "You can rest assured that I will treat your


    daughter right. When I finished my task in thepany, I''ll go back to Korea with S.


    And then it will be more convenient for you to see S."


    S was stunned after hearing what George had mentioned. She had no idea about this.


    She refrained herself in probing George further about his ns in front of his father. She did not want to


    spoil his father''s good mood.


    Caspar had thought that it would be difficult for him to see her in the future since she got married


    outside of Korea. Never did he expect that George would make such a decision. Of course, he was


    more than happy with it. "Well, you go back to rest. S is pregnant. She must be tired. See you at


    home," he beamed.


    "Okay." George agreed and assisted S in getting into the car.


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    S couldn''t help staring at George, which made him ufortable. Touching his face, he asked,


    "What happened? Is my face dirty? "


    "No, no," she smiled. "Why didn''t you tell me about going back to Korea?"


    Sometimes, she couldn''t help feeling homesick even though she was familiar and acquainted with the


    way of life in Y City.


    She resigned at the thought that she would have a lesser chance to go back after marriage. But to her


    surprise, he unexpectedly blurted out his n of moving back. It sounded too good to be true.


    "What''s wrong? Don''t you agree?" George asked.


    "Yes, I agree." S shook her head slightly. "I just feel a bit surprised."


    "Honestly, I have considered this matter for a long time..." Pausing briefly, he exined, "I came to Y


    City for Holley. Now that I have ended my rtionship with her, I don''t have to stay here anymore, so I


    want to move back. It is the best choice for us."


    S fell silent and then she managed to speak her mind. "So...the reason you want to leave this city is


    Holley? " Although they were already married, she would still feel a little ufortable when he


    mentioned Holley.


    "What are you thinking about?" George was worried when he heard S''s small voice. Giving her a


    wry smile, he implied, "Are you misunderstanding me again?"


    S said sourly, "You came here for her before. And now, you will also leave for her. In your heart, is


    she still so important?"


    "You are so easy to make blind and disorderly conjectures," he remarked, watching her closely. "I admit


    that I came here for her. But S, Holley and I have gone our separate ways. The rtionship is over.


    And I only have two reasons why I want to go back to Korea. First, I want to avoid her so we can start


    and live our lives at peace, and second, I do hope that you can get closer to your parents."


    George put on his charming smile. "I know that you feel homesick even if you don''t mention that. Am I


    right?"


    "You... Are you telling the truth?" S stammered incredulously. Her chest began pounding hard at that


    moment, but she knew she heard it right.


    "Of course." George touched S''s hair, a gesture that seemed tofort her, and then he


    reassuringly dered, "Don''t let your mind wander off. We are married. You are the one for me. Do you


    want to doubt me all day?"


    S suddenly felt better. She felt reassured. Gazing at George, she solemnly promised, "I won''t do this


    again in the future."


    Her mood brightened up like sunshine because of George''s loving words.


    They arrived home shortly. George first got out of the car and went to the other side to open the door


    for her. With a gentle voice, he said, "Slow down. Be careful."


    "I see." Still beaming at him, S protested, "I am not a child anymore."