Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change? novel Chapter 294

After turning off Twilight Trail, the car in front of Edgar sped up, effectively blocking his way.

Startled, Edgar immediately got out of his car.

From the vehicle ahead, Adela also stepped out.

"Mom?" Edgar wasn't too surprised. "What's this all about?"

"Edgar!" Adela glanced at the car Edgar was driving and rubbed her forehead, "Is this really the life you're meant to be living?"

He was working for someone else, always having to do everything himself, and even driving a cheap car.

"What kind of life?" Edgar was nonchalant. "You live according to your means. I don't see a problem with that."

"You..." Adela was at a loss for words, shocked by her son's resilience.

Initially, when she had thrown Edgar out and cut off his financial support, she thought he would give up after struggling for a while.

But things didn't go as she had hoped.

Edgar had managed to withstand the pressure!

Moreover, the situation was getting more serious. He was determined to make a life outside, set on being with Sherilyn!

"Edgar." Adela reached for him, trying a softer approach since the hard line hadn't worked.

"Listen to me, Sherilyn isn’t right for you... I'm doing this for your own good. You're young; you'll regret this! Someone like her, with her past, and all the people..."

"Mom!"

Edgar, his face turning a shade of steel, couldn't let her finish.

"You're a woman too. How can you speak of another girl in such a manner? Just because Sherilyn is divorced doesn’t mean she's committed a crime!"

Disappointed, Edgar shook his head. "Don't say anymore. I want to be with Sherilyn, and nothing will make me give up on her!"

"No, Edgar, my son..."

"Mom."

With a heavy heart, Edgar pulled away from Adela's grasp. "I have to go."

He turned sharply and got back into his car.

"Edgar!"

Adela, frantic and at a loss, watched as Edgar drove past her car and disappeared into the distance. She stamped her foot in frustration.

He didn't plan to do anything; he just wanted to see her perform.

That was all.

Yes, nothing more.

...

Arriving in Crestwood at just past seven wasn't too late.

Sherilyn couldn't wait any longer; she missed Jenna too much.

"Rebecca," Sherilyn asked, "Could you please take my luggage to my room? I need to go somewhere first."

"Sure."

Rebecca was always respectful of boundaries. Since Sherilyn didn't say where she was going, she didn't ask, "Just call me when you need me to come down and pick you up."

"Thanks."

But Sherilyn still took one piece of 'luggage' with her—a gift for Jenna!