CHAPTER 369: CHAPTER 369: IT’S TIME TO CLEAR THINGS UP

Who is going to teach Godfery Shaw that a novel is a novel, and reality is reality!

Nancy Allen steeled herself and said, "Godfery Shaw, I don’t want to read today, let’s go."

Although Godfery Shaw felt that something was off with how things were developing, since Nancy didn’t want to read, he still took her away.

It’s okay, he had many more plans.

Next, Godfery Shaw took Nancy Allen to the sports field.

Nancy Allen confirmed it, it was definitely taught by that novel.

In the novel, the female lead was full of energy, loved sports, and was positive about life.

Nancy Allen helplessly looked at Godfery Shaw and said weakly, "Godfery Shaw, do you think someone like me is suitable for any sports?"

Her body, which would pant heavily after just a few steps, how could she do any sports?

Godfery Shaw was stunned; Nancy Allen’s body indeed wasn’t suitable for intense sports, so Godfery Shaw called two basketball teams to play a match for Nancy to watch.

Nancy Allen: "..."

Well, it was only back in school when she watched basketball, so watching it now seemed fine too.

A group of tall and fit young men, full of energy, running on the court.

Nancy actually got spirited, watching with keen interest.

The more Godfery Shaw watched, the more he felt something was off, and his face turned slightly dark.

Not far away, Emma Lewis was almost laughing hysterically. Afraid of being discovered, she pinched her thigh to hold back her laughter.

Her voice trembled as she tried to hold back her laughter, "Basil Smith, what is your boss up to, bringing so many young and strong men for Nancy to see? Look at his face, he’s jealous, haha..."

Basil Smith was helpless, given Young Master’s complete lack of experience in relationships, it was understandable that he would do such things.

Just not sure how long Young Master could endure letting Young Madam look at other men.

Sure enough, Godfery Shaw couldn’t endure for long. As soon as the first half of the game ended, he insisted on leaving with Nancy Allen.

Nancy was puzzled, "Aren’t we watching? It’s not over yet."

Godfery Shaw with a dark face, "Are they nice to look at?"

Nancy wanted to say they looked pretty good, then seeing Godfery’s displeased face, she intuitively said, "Let’s go, you’re better looking."

At that moment, Nancy felt a revitalizing energy from Godfery Shaw.

This person was jealous...

Clearly, it was he who brought her to watch the game...

Having two places that didn’t turn out well, Godfery still wouldn’t give up and took Nancy to a mall.

Of course, one of his family’s own.

The mall’s managers were on edge, thinking Boss Shaw came for an inspection.

But it turned out Young Master was just there for shopping.

Bringing along that woman from five years ago, appearing openly without any concealment.

Currently, people in Riverwood City weren’t really sure about the relationship between Godfery Shaw and Nancy Allen.

Because there were too many versions of the rumor.

Some said Nancy first married Young Master Shaw, then divorced and got together with Young Master Shaw.

Others said, back then there was a rumor that Nancy initially married Young Master Shaw, and Young Master Shaw was just a cover.

Regardless of past rumors, now Young Master Shaw was by Nancy’s side.

Five years ago, Young Master Shaw nearly died with her; five years later, he’s strolling with her again.

Really, what kind of magic does this woman have for Young Master to take her shopping?

After all, who has ever seen Young Master Shaw shopping?

Most people haven’t even seen him in person!

Nancy felt embarrassed to leave seeing Godfery Shaw so enthusiastic, so she casually looked around.

Then Godfery started saying the typical rich CEO lines he learned from the novel, "Wrap up everything she has looked at."

The store manager immediately came forward, "Got it, Boss Shaw, I’ll wrap up the items Madam selected and have them sent directly to the Imperial Garden."

Nancy finally came back to her senses and quickly waved at the store manager, "Sorry, that won’t be necessary."

After saying that, Nancy pulled Godfery Shaw outside, whispering, "Godfery, I’m just looking, I don’t really like them, why should I buy them?"

"Then shall we buy clothes? Bags?"

Nancy couldn’t help but laugh, her tone carrying a hint of amusement, "Do I look like someone who likes these things?"

Godfery Shaw felt this development was indeed not quite right.

He thought hard, Nancy didn’t like libraries, didn’t exercise, seldom wore jewelry, didn’t carry bags, and had no special requirements for clothes, seemingly devoid of desires.

This made Godfery somewhat anxious. If Nancy had no desires for this world, he feared she might leave at any time.

Godfery Shaw asked, "Then what does Nancy like?"

Nancy smiled, "Just living a relaxed life is enough."

Being able to live this life with no mental pressure is already a gift from heaven.

Godfery Shaw felt even more unsettled and asked, "Besides living, is there anything else Nancy likes?"

Nancy thought for a moment, "Does liking someone count?"

Godfery’s ears turned red in an instant.

Nancy felt like Godfery might have misunderstood. She meant her parents and family friends, not specifically Godfery, but seeing his reaction, she didn’t explain. She did like Godfery as well.

They walked out of the mall.

Godfery Shaw finally gave up on the date and took Nancy back to the car.

From afar, Emma couldn’t help but ask Basil, "Who on earth taught Godfery these things like renting out the place and buying everything? It’s like an overbearing CEO playing the role of an overbearing CEO, it’s so hilariously funny."

Basil Smith shook his head with a helpless smile, "I don’t know who taught Young Master Shaw."

Among the people around Young Master, it’s only me, Hailey Smith, and Joyce who are closer to him. I wouldn’t know about this, and Hailey’s single, even less likely. It couldn’t have been the elderly Joyce, right?

Emma Lewis, watching with satisfaction, said to Basil, "Alright, we’ve watched enough of the show, we shouldn’t let them find us. Let’s go on our honeymoon."

Basil checked the timing of their flight and saw they still had time to board, so their honeymoon could continue.

He really should thank Young Master Shaw for giving up on the date in time...

...

Godfery Shaw gave up on the date and planned to take Nancy Allen back.

Nancy sat in the car and saw herself in the rearview mirror. She noticed the pink diamond on her earlobe, and her smile gradually faded.

She was happily dating Godfery Shaw, while Julius Shaw was somewhere unknown.

She had thought about this before. Now that Emma’s wedding was over, and her body had recovered, there were some things she needed to clarify.

She couldn’t continue this unclear situation with Godfery Shaw and Julius Shaw.

Looking at the pink shimmer in the mirror, Nancy said, "Godfery Shaw, I want to go back to the old neighborhood, come with me."

Godfery Shaw agreed unconditionally, "Okay."

Seeing Godfery like this, Nancy apologized, "Bring Julius along too, I have something to say."

This was something Nancy wanted to say back in the old neighborhood.

Because only the old neighborhood was a place that belonged just to her.

The warmth in Godfery’s heart turned into a chill. He instantly understood that Nancy was about to make a choice.

The knife was finally going to be handed over, and after today, perhaps his other personality would vanish.

Godfery tried to keep his voice calm, "I’ll take you to the old district first. Let him meet you there. I’ve got some things to attend to at the company."

Nancy held his hand and whispered, "I also have something to tell you."

Godfery felt a deep sadness but still patted Nancy’s head gently, "Talk to him first, then tell me later."

Nancy thought about it and agreed, "Okay."

It would indeed be easier to talk to them separately to avoid conflict.

Godfery Shaw dropped Nancy off at the old district.

He watched Nancy walk into the small courtyard, his gaze turning increasingly sorrowful.

All the previous happiness felt like it had been paused; in the end, they would have to return to the reality they had been avoiding all along.