This time, as soon as the roses appeared, the receptionists in the lobby downstairs suddenly perked up. Should we notify the assistant on the top floor to come and get this bouquet? Or apply for permission to deliver it upstairs? Logically, who dares to court Young Master Shaw? This flower should just be thrown away. But the problem is, last time, Young Master Shaw accepted the flowers! Just as the receptionists were hesitating. Hailey Smith, who had disappeared somewhere, suddenly appeared. Without saying a word, she grabbed the large bouquet of roses and entered the elevator. Then Hailey acted like a thief on the top floor, sneaking into Young Master’s office while he was in a meeting, left the roses, and ran away. The assistants on the top floor were left dumbfounded. Basil Smith didn’t even have time to ask Hailey what was going on before she vanished. He was joking; with his intelligence, if he didn’t run, Young Master might find out by accident. He had promised Young Madam he would never reveal anything. Hailey later learned that five years ago, because he secretly delivered a cushion, Amos Shaw noticed Young Madam and caused her trouble. He regretted it immensely over the years. Now that Young Madam is back, she wants to keep it a secret, so he kept it a secret! Acting as a flower delivery assistant. Basil Smith felt a headache seeing the flowers placed on Young Master’s desk again. Is Hailey Smith out of her mind? Or has some woman tricked him into delivering roses to Young Master? Hailey Smith was about to deal with the flowers when Young Master came out from the meeting room and headed toward the office, leaving no time. Godfery Shaw walked into the office and saw the fresh roses with water droplets on the desk. Actually, Godfery Shaw was looking at the card. Basil Smith saw Young Master didn’t say to throw them away, so he naturally couldn’t make decisions. He could only curse Hailey Smith in his heart. Young Madam is back; if she knew someone sent flowers to Young Master, she would definitely be angry. He really wanted to beat Hailey Smith! Basil Smith went out and closed Godfery Shaw’s office door. Godfery Shaw sat down and took the card from the roses. May peace and prosperity. Godfery Shaw’s expression slightly changed. He rolled up his sleeve, revealing the wrist cord that seemed somewhat old. There were two cords: one with the company logo, given to Julius Shaw by Amelia, and one wrapped with a thin red cord, given to Godfery Shaw by Amelia. On the metal clasp of Godfery Shaw’s cord, there was a pattern engraved with "peace and prosperity." Godfery Shaw put the card into a nearby drawer, where there were already two cards. He didn’t know who sent them and didn’t want to know. It was just a coincidence that the words on the card caught his eye. It was closing time, and employees at Cloudglow Tower began to leave one after another, and Godfery Shaw also left alone. Meanwhile, Basil Smith was overtime working. Basil Smith had no idea when he offended Young Master. He thought it might be because of Hailey Smith sending roses, and Young Master couldn’t find Hailey, so he took it out on him. Little did he know it was because of the child who suddenly appeared, who felt closer to Mr. Smith than to Mr. Shaw. Godfery Shaw said he didn’t like it and expressed extreme indifference, but Godfery Shaw started anticipating the next day. Tomorrow is an odd-numbered day when the child would come again. Perhaps tomorrow he should ask the child for his name, something Basil Smith mentioned once but he didn’t care enough to remember. Godfery Shaw left Cloudglow Tower but didn’t return to the Imperial Garden. He increasingly disliked returning to Imperial Garden; whenever he went back, he would think of everything that happened. Yet, in a self-masochistic way, he preserved the flower room, including the winery. Everything in the Imperial Garden remained just as it was before Nancy Allen left. Godfery Shaw exited Cloudglow Tower. Nancy Allen and others followed Elijah Jefferson to the old town. Everyone was ready to celebrate at the hotel Elijah Jefferson mentioned in the old town. When Nancy Allen arrived in the old town, her heart was somewhat shaken. The small houses from back then were gone, and the muddy roads full of potholes were also gone. The clean and orderly roads, tall buildings, and even various commercial zones have developed. There’s no trace of the dilapidated shadows from back then. Five years, enough for a person to be reborn. Also enough for a city to regenerate. But Nancy Allen felt some regret; her only small house from back then was probably gone. At this moment, Elijah Jefferson said, "Now that you’re back, do you want to check out number 32?" Nancy Allen chuckled, is number 32 still there? But hearing Elijah Jefferson say this, she nodded. Elijah Jefferson and Emma Lewis exchanged glances secretly, eyes filled with smiles and mystery. Nancy Allen didn’t notice. When everyone arrived at the former number 32 doorplate, Nancy Allen froze. The whole old town had changed, but only number 32 was still the same, as if the whole house had been lifted, this part of the old town was repaired, and then the small house was placed back down. Thᴇ link to the origɪn of this information rᴇsts ɪn 𝕟𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕝·𝘧𝙞𝙧𝙚·𝔫𝔢𝔱 The only change was the surrounding fence, forming a small yard with flowers and plants blooming nicely. This kind of small yard didn’t fit with the high buildings and seemed to become a symbol of the old town. People in the old town knew whose house it was. Even if no one lived there, not a single bit would be destroyed. Nancy Allen turned her head, her eyes asking Elijah Jefferson. Elijah Jefferson smiled and said, "Back then, I thought, one day you would return; I knew you liked it here. I didn’t want your home turned into skyscrapers." Sophie Allen also gleefully said, "The flowers in this yard were all planted by me and Ms. Lewis together. Mom, is it a surprise?" Nancy Allen nodded, silently thanking them, expressing unreservedly her emotion. Once, she was used to hiding emotions. But now she doesn’t need to hide, and she doesn’t hide her feelings. They stepped forward, and Nancy found the key under the flower pot on the windowsill and opened the door. Everything inside the room was still the same, with neatly folded bedding, faded paintings on the walls, a pillow under the window, a box with a dried grass dragonfly on the cabinet by the window. Everyplace was clean and tidy, as if someone still lived there. Robert Reed sighed, "Ever since you left, we arranged regular cleanings to keep everything as it was, waiting for you to come back." Nancy Allen took a deep breath and bowed to everyone. How did she deserve this? Such a selfish and calculating person, how did she deserve people being so good to her? The old town’s number 32 for her was not just a house but, for a long time, the only refuge for a soul without a home. Robert Reed turned back and wiped the corner of his eye, "Alright, we’re all family, no need for courtesy; it’s been a busy day, we’re all hungry, let’s eat." Everyone went together to the hotel Elijah Jefferson mentioned. Now the old town developed well; Elijah Jefferson even had a five-star hotel opened by someone. Godfery Shaw arrived at the old town’s number 32.