Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again novel Chapter 822

Sherry was about to turn away, Daniel pulled her. “No. We can continue chatting. What else would you like to chat about?”

Sherry turned to look at him, rolling her eyes. She put her hands in the pockets. “You haven’t answered my question yet.”

Daniel said, “In the DNA test earlier, the result showed Channing is not blood-related to Mr. William. However, I agree with you. If there’s another chance, they can do it again.”

Sherry didn’t answer.

It seemed that the conversation had come back to the starting point.

She kept walking while saying casually, “How likely is it that this paternity test result was wrong? Besides, this matter should be important to Mr. William. You must be quite cautious when doing it, right?”

Daniel pressed his lips in silence.

Sherry looked over at him. “Can you answer a question? Don’t lie to me.”

She sounded unusually serious.

Daniel looked into her eyes and said, “All right.”

Sherry asked, “Did you help them do the paternity test?”

“No, I didn’t.”

Sherry smiled, looking ahead. “Okay. That’s my question.”

Daniel slightly frowned, feeling that she had gotten onto something.

He said, “Sherry, do you...”

Sherry paused and pointed at the building in front. “It’s your hotel, isn’t it? We’ve arrived.”

Daniel turned to look. They had arrived indeed.

Sherry waved at him. “I’m heading home now. Good night.”

After she took a few steps, Daniel followed her.

Sherry was confused.

Daniel said, “It’s almost midnight. It’s not safe for you to go home alone.”

Sherry was wordless. “Why didn’t you think of that earlier? You asked...”

“I’ll escort you home.”

Sherry was speechless.

She had a reason to believe he had done it purposely.

However, Daniel evidently had become quiet when walking Sherry back home. He lowered his head, lost in thought.

Sherry was relaxed.

The way back seemed to be relatively shorter.

Soon, they arrived at the gate. Sherry said, “All right. I’m...”

“Sherry,” Daniel interrupted her.

“Yes?” Sherry asked.

Daniel continued, “The paternity test, there was a mistake in the process, but it can be explained. Can you please not tell Ms. Radomil for now?”

Sherry looked solemn. “So, you’ve admitted it.”

“What did I admit?”

“You’ve admitted rigging the result.”

Sherry knew her mother didn’t want her to miss such an ideal man.

She said, “Don’t you think he’s unreliable? He looked like a playboy. Aren’t you afraid he would dump me shortly after we get married?”

“I dare him!” Mrs. Perry said, “My daughter is so pretty. Who will have the heart to dump you? Your ex-boyfriends are blind.”

She grabbed hold of Sherry’s hand and added, “Sherry, listen to me. Whether you are in love or in a marriage, you both should invest your efforts in the relationship. Even if a man treats you so well at the beginning, you can’t trust him. It takes time for you to know his true colors. I don’t mean to hang on Daniel forever. If you don’t like him, I won’t push you. Do not compromise so easily”

Sherry lowered her head in silence.

Mrs. Perry patted her. “All right. If you don’t have anything to deal with, you should go back to City N tomorrow. You don’t need to be here with your father and me. We both are fine. You can’t delay your work.”

Sherry hugged her, playing at being cute. “I don’t want to go back.”

Mrs. Perry smiled. “That’s OK. If you don’t want to go back, we’ll support you.”

Sherry rubbed against her in her arms. “You are awesome, Mom!”

“Am I not the person who treats you as a tool to have a grandson?”

“I... I said that in anger.”

Mrs. Perry held her shoulders and said, “I don’t mean to have a grandson. I hope you’ll have someone to accompany and protect you. Your father and I are so far away from you. If you encountered a man like Liam Keith or Brandon Chang again, what can you do?”

Sherry whispered, “In fact, I have plenty of friends in City N. They take good care of me.”

“But your friends will have their beloved men or women, their own families, and lives. Except for your husband, no one can be with you all the time.”

Her words made sense.

They poked Sherry’s sore spot in her heart.

Leaning against her mother’s shoulder, Sherry said, “Mom, in fact... I have a crush on a man...”