Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart (Sebastian) novel Chapter 2451

Chapter 2451

It was indeed because she was afraid that the Shaw family would misunderstand that she kept stopping those netizens from reporting about her parents' past. In fact, at the bottom of it all, It was also indeed because she was afraid that the Shaw family would misunderstand that she was still fearful of them deep down.

It was precisely because Yvonne was fearful of the Shaw family that those netizens and evil reporters dared to stalk and report about Yvonne so recklessly. If Yvonne had not been married to Marcus, why should she be afraid of all this?

After a while, Yvonne smiled miserably. "You're right, Mister Cameron."

"Therefore, Yvonne, let's think about it from another angle. If you were powerful enough to be equal to the Shaw family, which means that you and the Shaw family were of matching backgrounds, who would dare to criticize you? Why would you be afraid of the Shaw family then? At the bottom of it all, it was because the Yate family and the Shaw family were not a match in terms of backgrounds that you were worried about everything, which includes your fear of marriage back then. It was all because you were afraid, wasn't it?" Roderick analyzed patiently.

Yvonne laughed in a self-mocking manner. "Mister Cameron, you gave me no choice but to be suspicious. You even knew that I had been afraid of marriage for quite a while back then. How detailed was the research that you had done on me?"

"I had just done research on you." Roderick handed his phone to Yvonne.

Yvonne took a look and could not help but laugh miserably again. There were more than a dozen posts showing on Roderick's phone asking about the reason why Yvonne and Marcus did not get married after being together for so long. The answers for all the posts were the same - Yvonne was afraid of marriage.

"Is the information that I had gotten through my search wrong? If it's wrong, I would like to personally ask you what the reason was, " Roderick asked seriously.

Yvonne sighed miserably. "It was indeed because I was afraid of marriage that I did not dare to marry Marcus. It was also because I was afraid of marriage that I never dared to have a child. I am not a tight-lipped person. Not only have I told Sabrina and Ruth about this, but I have told my colleagues about it as well. This is nothing surprising. Indeed, the reason I was not willing to marry Marcus back then was that I was afraid of marriage."

"You were afraid of marriage because you felt that your family backgrounds were not a suitable match, right?" Roderick asked.

"No," Yvonne answered.

"Oh?" Roderick was rather surprised.

"It was because of Marcus' grandfather. He was too harsh and unreasonable. Marcus' grandfather had almost driven Marcus' aunt to her death back then. Not only did he directly cause his daughter to live a life as a vagrant, but he also indirectly caused Sabrina's life to be filled with hardships. That was nothing. Everyone could not blame their hardships on the involvement of others. However, whenever I see an old man like Marcus' grandfather, who had repeatedly made things difficult for Sabrina and had almost killed her, I would be afraid. To put it bluntly, I was afraid of marriage back then because I was afraid of Marcus' grandfather. His grandfather had passed away not long ago. In fact, his grandfather was quite nice to me. He had corrected many of his shortcomings later on. As a whole, he was considered to be a good person.

Therefore, I no longer was afraid of marriage anymore in the end."

"Have you ever thought about one thing?" Roderick asked.

"Mister Cameron, please be straightforward," Yvonne said.

"If, and I'm only saying if, when Sabrina and Mister Ford were in love back then, if Sabrina had come from a family similar to Sebastian's, let's just say that if Sabrina was a young lady from the Poole family of Kidon city, would old Master Shaw still repeatedly make things difficult for Sabrina and even drive her to her death?" Roderick looked at Yvonne confidently.

Yvonne remained silent as she was speechless. She had to admit that Roderick's analysis was right. All in all, it was still because the family backgrounds of the two parties were not equal.