Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 808

Willow said nothing, but she was nervous too.

After all, Faye and Simon had ganged up to bully her over the past two years.

"I..."

Leah was the most nervous one.

She was terrified of Faye picking on her and causing trouble for Willow, so she was quite upset.

"Willow, let's go.

"I'll leave with Candy first, and you can say you didn't see us.

"We won't get you into too much trouble."

Leah got up and was about to carry Candy away.

"No, Mom. No..."

Candy's clear eyes widened in terror.

Her two chubby little hands clutched Sean's clothes and refused to let go.

Candy was so happy when Sean asked them to stay here.

However, her face filled with panic again when she heard Faye was there.

"Uncle Sean, don't send me away. I'm scared of Aunt Faye..."

With terror in her eyes, Candy saw Sean as her last hope.

Besides Sean, she did not know who else to rely on or who else to help them.

"I'm not going to kick you out. You're staying.

"Don't be scared. I'll take care of everything."

Sean reached out and touched Candy's tiny head. His tone was gentle.

At that moment, Sean and Candy looked each other in the eye. Both of them looked stunned.

They remembered that Candy had also comforted Sean that way when he was delirious.

At the time, Candy had stood up to Fion while Sean was being yelled at even while shaking with fear.

She also patted Sean's chest with her warm little hand.

It was a long time ago, but Sean still remembered it like yesterday.

"It's my turn to protect you. Don't be afraid."

Sean held Candy in his arms without any nervousness.

"Sean, knock it off.

"I don't want you to argue with them because of us..."

Leah knew Sean was trying to protect them, but she knew how unreasonable Faye and Liana were.

Liana and her daughter would not be reasonable with Sean.

What if they harassed them and made unreasonable demands?

"I told you. No one can hurt you when I'm around.

"So what are you afraid of? Just sit tight."

Sean glanced at Leah and frowned slightly.

"Well..."