When Remy and Elisa could no longer see Andrew’s car, they prepared to return to the hotel. However, Mrs. Stone walked out of the hotel.

“Mrs. Stone,” Remy greeted.

Mrs. Stone nodded as a form of acknowledgment. Then, she said to Elisa, “Elisa, can you accompany me to the night market? I haven’t walked around one for a long time.”

Elisa looked toward Remy.

Remy read the atmosphere and said, “Mrs. Stone, Elisa, I also have some matters to see to. I’ll leave first.”

Elisa whispered apologetically, “Remy, please don’t take what my mother did or said to heart.”

Remy returned a gaze to reassure her.

He was generous and would not resent his mother-in-law for being hard on him.

Mrs. Stone walked toward her car. Elisa had no choice but to follow.

They sat in the same car while Elisa’s car was left in the parking lot of their hotel.

When Elisa got into the car, Mrs. Stone poked her forehead. She told Elisa, “How many times have I told you to keep a distance from Remy? He’s a cu