Nancy Allen felt that Godfery Shaw shouldn't be like this.
In her heart, Godfery Shaw had always been a very good person, and this understanding had nothing to do with his obsession to accompany her to death.
Ever since she met Godfery Shaw, no matter how cold and strong-willed he appeared, he was always a very responsible person.
So five years ago, when she decided to face death, she thought Emma Lewis could hand over the child to Godfery Shaw once the child grew up a bit.
How could such a person heartlessly tell the child not to come anymore?
Emma Lewis looked at Nancy Allen's expression, worried she might be upset, and said anxiously, "Don't overthink it. Back then, Godfery Shaw was so resolute about accompanying you that Old Mr. Reed and I felt he wouldn't be so heartless. There might be some hidden reasons, but fearing it would hurt the child, we didn't attempt further contact."
