Cannot Bear To Let Go Of My Rich Wife
Chapter 387 - 401: Overestimating Oneself, Underestimating Love (3)

Chapter 387: Chapter 401: Overestimating Oneself, Underestimating Love (3)

Raymond Thompson didn’t pay any attention to Percy Stanton, still sitting on the sofa, unmoving.

He was actually quite fond of returning to Ravenwood City, but when he heard that this return implied he won’t be going back to Bellshire anymore, his mood soured.

Not being able to return to Bellshire meant he could not see Sister Isabel again!

Percy Stanton frowned. Standing leisurely at the entrance area with crossed arms, he spoke to the sulking Raymond, "Raymond, don’t make me repeat myself twice."

In the end, Raymond was somewhat scared of Percy. He moved his lips, turned his head to look at Percy, and pitifully said: "Father, are we really not going back to Bellshire?"

This question. Over the past few days, he did not know how many people had asked him this question.

Everyone in the Thompson Empire Group knew that his heart lies in Bellshire. It’s more accurate to say that because of a person, he fell in love with that city.

Initially, no amount of pressure from the numerous people in the Thompson Empire Group could make him leave Bellshire. Just a few days ago, he was still pestering about proposing, and now suddenly needed to leave. All people did not say it, but they could guess that something must have gone wrong with the proposal.

It’s not that they dislike him returning to take over the Thompson Empire Group, but they hoped for his happiness more so than family business.

Therefore, every person from the Thompson Empire Group who called him would ask him - are you really not going back to Bellshire?

Now, Raymond was asking him the same question.

This question, these few days, he asked himself every day, is he really just leaving like that?

But in the end, even he couldn’t answer. What does it matter whether he leaves or stays?

Either way, he couldn’t win the heart of Isabel Smith.

Five years ago, he could tell the people of Thompson Empire Group that he was waiting for Raymond’s mother to return, and then use that as an excuse to wait for Isabel Smith.

Five years later, Isabel Smith returned. After half a year of involvement, all he got in return was her saying: I was blind to have chosen you.

So far, he couldn’t find a reason to stay in Bellshire.

Moreover, taking over the Thompson Empire Group was his responsibility.

"Father, answer my question. Are we really not going back to Bellshire?"

Raymond looked at the silent Percy and asked once more.

Percy’s expression slightly faded. Looking at the time, if they don’t leave now, they might miss out. Somewhat impatiently, Percy directly spoke to Raymond, "Hurry up, Raymond. Or we will miss the plane!"

Raymond stomped his feet hard on the ground, "Then you go. I am not going with you!"

Percy frowned, looking at Raymond’s tantrum. He simply walked directly in front of Raymond, scooped him up without uttering a word, and headed for the door.

Raymond flapped his hands, struggled, trying to escape from Percy’s clutches. But him being a five-year-old child, how could he resist a twenty-year-old man? Struggling for a while, Raymond’s eyes suddenly turned red: "Father, even if we are leaving, you must let me say goodbye to Sister Isabel... Sister Isabel will be very upset if she cannot see me!"

Raymond, as Percy remembered, had always been a smiling child from birth, full of mischief. His cry suddenly interrupting his words, Percy instinctively turned his head to see Raymond’s tear-filled eyes, his footsteps hesitated for a moment, then he opened the door and walked out.

The elevator happened to be on the sixteenth building, Percy pressed after it and in a few seconds, it stopped on the eighteenth building. As the elevator door opened, Percy who was about to step in, froze in place, then looked at the dazed woman standing in the elevator, not moving.

Seeing Percy not moving, Raymond twisted his head slightly, seeing the familiar figure in the elevator, his lips pursed in grievance, he called out: "Sister Isabel."