After Henry Sullivan left, Ivy Miller was in the room, dazed for quite a while.
On Saturday afternoon, Henry called to say he wanted to see the child, and Ivy said it was okay.
After all, she couldn't affect the relationship between him and his daughter.
When Henry was about to arrive home, she handed the child over to the nanny and went out to the supermarket herself.
She planned to avoid him.
She roamed around the supermarket but didn't buy anything. Over an hour later, she walked out to the entrance of the residential area. A Bentley with its door open was parked by the gates, and the man who stepped out made Ivy stop in her tracks.
It was James Yinley.
She stood there looking at him, puzzled at why he'd come again. James, however, looked at her and smiled, "Miss Miller, we meet again."
Ivy frowned, "I've already told you, I don't know where your wife is, so why do you keep bothering me, Mr. Yinley?"
