Willow instantly stiffened.

She could not tell how she was feeling.

There were sorrow, sadness, happiness, and excitement. It was utterly complex.

She had mixed feelings.

It was not the first time Sean had told her that.

Sean had said it to her the day he first regained consciousness.

However, it felt different now than it did then.

Sean was in a wheelchair and had nothing at the time.

Sean now had a house and cars, and he could stand on his own feet.

With a wave of his hand, he could take out tens of millions of dollars in cash and intimidate many River City elites.

There was a difference between a beggar and a CEO saying the same thing.

Willow did not care who Sean was, but she felt something different.

All these emotions eventually gathered in one place and formed a feeling called happiness.

"Sean, thank you."

Willow hugged Sean tightly. Thinking about her effort over the past two years, she suddenly felt that it was all worth it.

"I should be the one thanking you."