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Savage Love On His Wheelchair novel Chapter 7

Rosemary smiled and nodded. She took Andrew Harris by the hand and said, “Dad, don’t worry. I know!”

“Rosemary, I’m sorry to you and your mother!”

“Dad, don’t say that. I... I don’t have a boyfriend anyway, it’s the same to marry anyone! Besides, it’s better to get along with a vegetable than with an enemy!”

Andrew Harris had no idea what Rosemary was insinuating. He nodded heavily and said, “Go to school and get a suspension. You won’t need to go on studying after you get married anyway!”

Rosemary said, “Dad, I don’t want to drop out of school. I want to keep going!”

Andrew Harris heaved a sigh of helplessness and said, “It’s not that I don’t want you to go to school.

It was The Grant family who said that The Young Mrs. Grant was not allowed to go out in public, so...”

“Don’t worry. I will discuss this matter with The Grant family. It’s getting late. Good night!”

“Good night!” Andrew Harris said, looking at Rosemary, his lips twitching. In the end, he said nothing.

Rosemary went back to her room and sat at her desk. Looking at the picture on the desk, her tears burst like a flood.

She cried on her desk, thinking of all the kindness and care John Sawyer had shown her for the past two years. In the end, it was all an illusion. The man she loved the most was with her sister now.

Rosemary didn’t know if what she couldn’t accept was that John Sawyer didn’t love her, or that Daisy was the one he liked.

But whatever it was, Rosemary just wanted to blow off some steam right now. Tears trickled down her cheeks to the floor, tick-tock, which was so sad in the silence of the night.

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