After hearing Julia’s promise, Mandy was finally relieved. She looked at her daughter complacently, thinking that Julia was afraid of her.

"Remember what you said today, or I'll come back," she scoffed at Julia.

Mandy left after her threat, but Julia stayed there for a long time. When Julia returned to the hotel, she found Sherry and Terence standing at the doorway.

Julia stopped and stared at Terence.

He was standing in front of Sherry while listening to what she was saying.

Terence just got off work and didn’t want to go home yet. He himself didn't know why he came to Julia. When he arrived, he saw Sherry pacing anxiously alone at the doorway. He went to her and asked her why.

Only then did he find out what had just happened there.

Terence could imagine how sad Julia would be when she was insulted by her mother.

"Mr. Chen, Julia is

was still wet. "It’s so late. Why aren’t you taking a rest yet in your room? Why are you here?"

"Well, I’m here to bring you something." Sherry waved the bag in her hand towards Julia.

"What’s that?" Julia stepped aside to let Sherry in and closed the door.

"These are cakes and chocolates. You should eat something," said Sherry.

"Oh, you bought them?" Julia asked as she wiped her hair.

"Well, yes," Sherry said awkwardly. "I heard that when one is in a bad mood, she should eat something sweet, so I..."

"Do you believe in hearsay?" Looking at the varieties of cakes and chocolates on the table, Julia sighed helplessly. "Did you buy so many cakes and chocolates to make me gain weight?"

"No, I—" Sherry explained hurriedly.

"I’m just kidding. Thank you." Julia smiled at her.

"You’re welcome. I’ll leave for now," Sherry said with relief.