Because You Are My Lady novel (Sharon and Stanley) novel Chapter 418

The car droved off into the night. After quite some time, the two cars stopped in front of a yard.

Stepping out from the first car was Ryan, who then casually closed the door behind him with a smile.

There were also a few others who got out from the other car. Seeing Ryan's smile, they curiously asked, "Why are you smiling?"

"Oh, nothing. The couple has been separated for so long that they're crying in each other's arms. Don't worry about it. Let's go in and rest for a while."

What Ryan said was partially true, and Sharon did tear up a little, but not till the extent of crying uncontrollably.

She was embraced in Stanley's arms, sobbing and tearing up a little, thus wetting his shirt, but Stanley didn't mind at all and instead held her tightly, allowing her to release her emotions.

"I miss you!"

Sharon buried her face in his chest and choked on her words in between sobs.

"Yes, me too."

"How are the children?"

"They're fine; they miss you very much too. Don't worry about them."

"Okay."

Sharon cried again for a little while more; she felt she shouldn't cry that much as it was embarrassing, she wiped her tears and snot and got out of his embrace.

It was pretty dark in the car, and Sharon could not see Stanley clearly. She stretched out her hand and caressed his face. "I have a lot to say to you."

"You have all the time in the world to tell me when we go back. Every detail, nothing less; I want to hear it all."

Sharon broke into a smile. "Mm, okay."

As soon as the two finished talking, a light shined in through the window. And then Ryan shouted from outside with the flashlight in his hand, "Come in if you've finished talking. Let's arrange tomorrow's schedule."

Sharon was just about to ask Stanley something, but she froze as she saw Stanley's hair in the light.

Stanley's pitch-black hair had now... turned half white.

Stunned, Sharon thought that she must have seen it wrongly, or that it was because of the lighting; she blinked her eyes again, only to discover that his hair was indeed whitish gray.

Sharon's lips tremble: "Wh-what's going on?"

Sighing, Stanley held her finger. "I'll tell you about this later. Let's get out of the car first."

He carried her out soon after he got out of the car. Sharon was still stunned and couldn't react for quite a while.

After entering the house, Stanley spoke to Ryan. Later on, Stanley turned around and carried her into the room.

The room was not big; there was a bed, two chairs, but not much extra furniture. He put her down on the bed, kneeled in front of her, caressed her knees with both hands, and asked with a frown, "What happened to your legs?"

Sharon held his hand as she came back to her senses, and hurriedly asked, "What about you? What happened to your hair?"

Pursing his lips, Stanley said, "One month after Shawn abducted you, I just woke up one day to find my hair like this."

Pointing to his hair, he raised his eyebrows and said with a smile, "Actually, it's not that bad; some actors even purposely dye their hair with this color, as it's a trend."

Sharon knew that he was comforting himself. She felt a little sorry and bent down to hold his face. "Why did your hair suddenly turn white? Did you worry too much about me?"

"Of course I was worried. You're my wife; You're the most important person in my life. If I don't worry about you, who else should I be worried about?"

Sharon couldn't hold it in any longer and burst into tears, full-blown wailing.

He was only 35, but half of his hair had already turned white. Sharon was so sad for him that she held onto his neck started wailing.

In an attempt to console her, Stanley patted her back. "Alright, alright, don't cry."