Chapter 362
Sage brought Wayne upstairs to her parent’s room.
Even though her parents were not here anymore, Sage kept the room as it was. After she chased Braxton, who was bumming the room out, she renovated the room back to how it used to be.
The maids cleaned the room every day, and there was no dust to be found.
It was the first time Wayne came to the Rosa Garden and the first time he came into his son and daughter-in-law’s room as well. The moment Wayne went inside and saw the altar of their portraits, his eyes reddened.
“Come inside, Grandpa.”
Sage reached her hands out to Wayne and pulled him into the room. She then invited him to sit on the sofa and went to light some candles on the altar.
“Dad, mom, grandpa came to visit.”
Wayne sat on the sofa, and his eyes were glued to the portraits of his eldest son and daughter in-law. His heart sank to his stomach as he fell into a deep silence.
Sawyer and Primrose’s room decor was in Victorian-era style, and the furniture was made with mahogany wood, rosewood, and walnut.
Even their bed frame was carved with intricate patterns, covering all sides of the frames with carvings of flowers and petals:
Every time Sage’s brothers came over to Rosa Garden to their parents’ room, they felt as if they had traveled back in time.
Sage walked toward Wayne and sat cross-legged on the mat before him. She noticed Wayne was staring at the bed and asked, “Father told me that the bed was given from you as a wedding gift, is that right?”
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