The group returned to the villa, Poe Vaughn went upstairs to wash up, and Sharon Sheridan asked Sister You and Sister Wei to set up breakfast. By the time Poe Vaughn came downstairs, everything was ready, and they sat down at the table for breakfast. The breakfast was nutritious and prepared especially at Sharon Sheridan’s instruction for Poe Vaughn and Ava Sterling. Especially Ava Sterling’s meal, which was a nutritious and light medicinal dish tailored for her recovery after illness. "Here, Ava, this porridge will aid your recovery." Sharon Sheridan accepted the bowl of medicinal porridge from Sister You and handed it to Ava Sterling. Ava quickly took it with both hands, saying, "I’ll finish it all." "Grandma, don’t worry!" Anything good for her health, she’d absolutely eat. She wouldn’t compromise her health. Sharon Sheridan laughed, her face full of wrinkles, and nodded, "Good, drink it quickly, eat while it’s hot, don’t eat cold things." "Eating cold is bad for your health." Ava Sterling picked up a spoon and scooped porridge into her mouth, saying as she ate, "I rarely eat cold things; sometimes I eat ice cream when I crave it, but usually I eat hot food." "Don’t worry, I know." Ava Sterling ate seriously, spoke earnestly, making Sharon Sheridan very satisfied. She wouldn’t pretend to agree to please the elder; eating means eating, not eating means not eating, no pretense, very genuine. This is what Sharon Sheridan liked about Ava Sterling. And as far as Sharon Sheridan was concerned, Ava Sterling’s temper was nothing, you could say it was no issue at all. Everyone has a temper, as long as it’s not unreasonable, inexplicable, or wanton, it’s understandable. Ava Sterling’s temper was never unreasonable. She understood very well. Sharon Sheridan helped Ava Sterling pick up dishes, and Ava ate all the nutritious food. She wasn’t picky; Sister You and Sister Wei’s cooking was very good, and she ate heartily. Seeing Ava Sterling’s good appetite, Sharon Sheridan was also encouraged to eat more. Poe Vaughn silently ate his meal without speaking. Generally, during meals, if no one spoke to him, he rarely spoke, but his eyes occasionally glanced across at the person, watching her lips moving constantly as she enjoyed her meal. After breakfast, Sister You and Sister Wei cleared the table, and Ava Sterling and Poe Vaughn had to head to the company. She now had to attend classes every day and couldn’t be late. "Grandma, I’m going to the office now. I won’t be back until evening. You rest well at home, and if you have nothing to do, play with my little turtle; it’s fun." Ava Sterling held Sharon Sheridan’s hand and said to her. It was impossible to rush the elderly away, she had to say it this way. Yesterday, Sharon Sheridan had already seen the little turtle placed beside the antique phone and asked Sister Wei about it. Sister Wei told her it was a gift from Ava Sterling’s friend, and Ava liked it very much. "Okay, Grandma has things to do, don’t worry. You both go to work." "Don’t worry about home." Ava Sterling waved to Sharon Sheridan, "Then, Grandma, we’ll be off." "Remember to come home for dinner tonight." Sharon Sheridan added, Ava’s heart slightly tightened, but she didn’t show it. She gave Sharon Sheridan a bright smile, "Okay!" ʀᴇᴀᴅ ʟᴀᴛᴇsᴛ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs ᴀᴛ novel-fire.ɴet Ava Sterling and Poe Vaughn left the villa and got into the car. Soon, the car drove out of the villa. Sharon Sheridan stood in the living room, watching the car leave, unable to suppress the smile on her face. This child, so silly and pure. As the car drove through the ornate iron gate, Ava Sterling sat inside, watching as the large villa in the rearview mirror gradually shrank and disappeared, and suddenly she relaxed and sank into the seat. Finally gone, finally no need to coax the elderly. More accurately, finally no need to worry about the elderly crying. She was really afraid of the elderly crying; seeing the tears fill the elderly’s eyes made her anxious. Ava Sterling let out a big sigh of relief. However, she soon tensed up again, her body sitting upright as she looked at the person beside her.