Chapter 185 Why Do We Need A Driver
Cherry''s words left Wilson speechless. He knew that Cherry had always been in love with Jackson.
Cherry pretended to look tough. She nced at Wilson, and said, "Wilson, after I leave, I hope that you
can take good care of Jacob and my Mother. If you have any chance to meet a good girl whom you
like, don''t let the chance slip through your fingers. If you love her, please marry her."
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Wilson replied by nodding his head and remaining silent.
Upstairs in their room, Jacob and Elsa were standing in front of the French windows, and as they
looked out through them, they felt reluctant to let their daughter go.
"Cherry will leave us tomorrow and go and live with Jackson, " said Elsa, grieved. She thought that her
house would be cold and gloomy after Cherry and Joe left.
"Well, Cherry should be living with Jackson; after all, she''s the daughter-inw of the Chu Family, and
Jackson is Joe''s father." said Jacob. Also feeling sad, he knew that Cherry had been forced by Jackson
toe back to the Chu household. Although he had no idea about how Cherry felt about this, he
vaguely felt that she had been coerced, and that she had troubles that she was reluctant to talk about
with them.
"I feel bad about my beloved Grandson leaving me, " said Elsa with tears streaming down her face.
Jacob held her shoulder, and tried tofort her, "Don''t feel so sad about this. Cherry can always bring
Joe here and frequently visit us."
Elsa then leaned against Jacob''s chest and nodded.
After Cherry went upstairs to her room, Joe had taken his shower and had walked out of the bathroom.
After he saw his mom, Joe cheerfully asked, "Mommy, can I go to bed?"
Cherry looked at Joe, sat on a chair nearby and then gave him a broad smile. She said, "Joe,e
here, I have to tell you something."
Joe obediently went to his Mommy, and asked, "What''s up?"
Cherry stroke her son''s hair, before answering him, "Joe, are you willing to live with Jackson and his
Family?"
When he heard her, Joe''s cheerful face instantly changed. He became more calm and serious, and
asked, "Mom, are we going back?"
Cherry nodded, and said, "Yes, tomorrow morning."
"Has dad threatened you by iming that he will destroy Uncle''spany if we disobey him?" asked
Joe. Joe had a good understanding of his father''s bossiness. How could Jackson let his Mom off so
easily now that he had found out of his existence? He was also afraid that his Mom might suffer after
they came back and lived together with his Daddy.
Cherry didn''t intend to hide anything from Joe. She nodded to him, and added, "Joe, sooner orter, we
still would have had toe back and live with your Daddy."
Cherry didn''t want Joe to know of his father''s dark history and domineering character. Some things
were better to be kept away from his knowledge.
"Mommy, do you love Daddy?" asked Joe while he looked into Cherry''s eyes. He knew that his mother
had to feel very bitter about this. A man as excellent as his father must have had many women seeking
his love, and after all, hadn''t his Mommy left him because of his unfaithfulness and fickleness towards
her?
Cherry nodded, indicating her reply.
Joe knew exactly what his Mommy was thinking about. He took her hand, and said, "We should go
back to Daddy, so that we can finally live together as a Family!"
"But, I''m very concerned about you, " said Cherry. Before she added more, Joe raised his hand and
covered her mouth with it.
"Mommy, don''t worry about me, I can protect myself, and no harm wille to me! Besides, I''m
Jackson''s son, who do you think would ever dare to hurt me?" Joe pretended to be brave and fearless,
but in actuality he was worried about the prospect of living with his father.
As she looked at her caring and sensible son, Cherry didn''t know what to say to him anymore.
"Mommy, when we go back home and live with Daddy, you should drive away the women that covet
him. Remember, you''re his legitimate wife, and we''re also a family, supposed to be living together, "
said Joe in an attempt tofort his grieved mother.
Cherry smiled at her son''s words. She caressed Joe''s hair, and said, "Alright Joe, pack your things, I''m
gonna take you home tomorrow! I''ve already talked with your teacher, and you can skip school
tomorrow for the whole day."
"Mommy, you can go and wash now; I already filled the bathtub for you, " said Joe in a cute and
adorable manner.
"You''re such a good son, did you know that?" said Cherry, while she walked towards the bathroom.
In the morning, Cherry ate her breakfast as usual. Wilson hesitated to go to his office, because he
knew that today was the day when Cherry would leave their house and return to Jackson.
"Wilson, you should go now, you''ll bete. Don''t worry, I''lle by and see you, and besides, I don''t
want you to see me leave, " carefully said Cherry.
Wilson wanted to say goodbye to her, but was held back by a strong sadness. He then grabbed his
briefcase and walked out of the house.
Cherry packed some clothes and Joe carried his schoolbag and a funny cartoon suitcase.
Outside of the vi, Elsa was crying, and Jacob also appeared to be morose. Their beloved Grandson
was leaving, and they wouldn''t be able to see him every day.
When Cherry saw that her mother was crying, her heart was also gripped by a fit of sadness. She
wiped the tears off of her mother''s face, and said, "Mom, please, don''t cry! I promise that I''lle to
visit you and Uncle, don''t worry!"
"Alright, don''t forget to do that! I don''t want Joe to leave, but pleasee back with him whenever you
have the time, " replied Elsa while she looked at her Grandson.
Joe also broke down and wept, and said, "Grandma and Grandpa, I''lle back to see you often, I
promise!" said Joe.
"Joe, be a good boy and take good care of your Mom and don''t upset her! Can you do that for me?"
asked Elsa, while she amiably looked at Joe.
"Yes, grandma, " replied Joe in an obedient and adorable tone.
Cherry then said goodbye to Jacob. "Uncle, I''m leaving now, but don''t worry, I''lle and see you!"
"Alright, "replied Jacob while he nodded his head. He wanted to say more to her, but couldn''t.
After they saw Cherry''s car pull away, Elsa leaned against Jacob''s chest and started to sob
uncontrobly. She whispered, "I wish that Cherry can live a good life with Jackson and his Family.
She''s been through a lot already."
"She will; I know that she will, " replied Jacob.
Cherry pulled her car just outside Jackson''s vi in the suburb, and Joe got out of the car and checked
the surroundings. "Mommy, it''s pretty nice here, " said Joe delighted.
"Joe, take your things out of the car and let''s go inside, " said Cherry, while she also started to haul her
luggage from the car''s trunk.
Joe took his things and then diligently followed Cherry inside the vi.
After they entered the vi, Cherry noticed that Jackson wasn''t there; instead, she saw a middle-aged
woman standing in the living room with another elderly man sitting next to her.
Cherry was confused, and wondered, ''Who are these people?'' She hadn''t been informed of their
presence in the vi.
Joe saw the strange expression on his mother''s face, and also felt bewildered when he saw the two
people.
After Cherry ced her belongings on a table, she took Joe''s hand and walked with him into the living
room. They then saw Jacksoning downstairs from the second floor of the house.
When the middle-aged woman and the elderly man saw Jackson on the staircase, they respectfully and
amiably greeted him, "Good morning, Mr. Chu."
Jackson ignored their greeting, and instead had his gazepletely focused on Joe.
"Who''re they?" asked Cherry. She wondered who and why were the two people standing in their house.
Jackson then stopped in front of Joe. After he carefully inspected him, he turned to Cherry, and
answered her, "Lily''s the housemaid, and Bill is the driver."
It then urred to Cherry that Jackson had hired two servants. She knew that a housemaid was
useful, but she wondered why did he had to also hire a driver?