CHAPTER 2054

Bonnie asked in a low voice, frowning, as soon as Jim left, “What’s going on with Roanne now?

Jim and Charlotte both thought that Roanne had kidnapped Shelly, but Bonnie knew that Shelly was, in

fact, safe and sound at Joshua’s house, playing with the rest of the children.

This was why she had appeared so calm when Jim brought up Roanne and could even ask Theo about

her.

Theo let out an awkward cough. “I’m not too sure either. She told me to send her some food and

children’s things, so I did.

He let out a sigh and lifted his head to shoot Bonnie a puzzled glance. “Isn’t Shelly at Joshua’s house

now? If so, why did Roanne still ask me to bring her children’s supplies? Who does she have with her

now?”

Bonnie shrugged. “I have no idea.”

Then, she sighed and turned to glance at Sean. “Do you want to come with us to Joshua’s place, or do

you want to go home?”

Even though she had gone back to Landry Mansion with Sean, she was only there to pack her things;

she would be staying at Joshua’s place that night.

Sean, on the other hand, insisted on returning to his own home every night, no matter how late he Material © .

ended up working.

Bonnie had heard that he had an ill sister at home he needed to take care of, and that was why Sean

needed to return every night.

Howeyer…

Bonnie could not help frowning as she stared at Sean’s bruised, swollen face.

Sean’s sister would surely probably be more worried when she saw him like this instead of him not

returning for one night, no?

Sean had clearly thought of this beforehand. He fell silent for a moment, then glanced at himself in the

rearview mirror.

His face was so bruised and swollen that he could not even bear to look at himself.

Even though the doctor had tried his best to help him, it was still hard to hide his injuries.

If he were to go home like this, Nikki would think he was bullied.

However, he could not stay out and leave her alone…

Sean remained silent for a long time, frowning, then finally turned to meet Bonnie’s gaze. ” Ms. Craig,

can you help me with something?”

Bonnie turned to him, frowning. “What is it?”

“I still want to go back home. I can’t rest in peace unless I see my sister, and I know she feels the

same, so…” He let out a sigh and said somewhat sheepishly, “Can you follow me home so that when

she asks, I can tell her I ended up like this because I was trying to protect you?”

With that, he took out a few wrinkled dollar bills from his pocket and shoved them into Bonnie’s hand.

Bonnie furrowed her brows as she took the money from him, still warm from being in Sean’s pocket.

“Even though we haven’t known each other for very long, you don’t have to pay me to help you, Sean.”

Besides, Sean would know she did not need his money; she was so well-off that it almost bordered on

insult to offer her money.

Sean froze, then shook his head, blushing. “Ms. Bonnie, I’m not giving you money to help me.

I just.”

He fell silent for a moment, then lifted his head to meet her gaze. “When we arrive at my house later, I

want you to give me this money in front of my sister as though you’re rewarding me for my help.

“That way, no matter how worried she is for me, she’ll be reassured to know that I had received a

reward for my bravery.”

Bonnie’s entire body stiffened when she heard this. She lowered her head to stare at the money, then

gazed back at Sean.

A surge of warmth spread through her heart. She sighed and closed her fist around the dollar bills.

“Alright.”