Chapter 477

Chapter 477

They thought that because Maisie did not understand them, they could rest assured and act presumptuously.

Unexpectedly, just as these maids were chit-chatting excitedly, a voice came from behind them. “You’d better shut

up before Mr. Henry gets angry.”

The maids trembled, and their gossip came to an abrupt end. When they turned around and saw that it was

Maggie, the housekeeper, they all bowed their heads respectfully and did not even dare to say another word before

they hurried back to their respective workstation

The housekeeper pushed the frame lying on her nasal bridge to adjust her glasses and walked behind Maisie. “Miss,

you’re here. Mr. Henry is looking for you.”

Maisie turned to look at her. Maggie was in her 40s and the housekeeper of the Hanns Palace. She was dressed

meticulously and adequately

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Seeing that Maggie was still waiting. Maisie slowly got up and walked up to her. Her beautiful eyes still looked

dimmed and lifeless. “Bring me there.”

Maggie brought her to the study, and two bodyguards were waiting outside of the door

Alter pushing open the door, a huge white study room

that was renovated and decorated in a retro and elegant interior design was revealed. The cabinets were stashed

with all kinds of books and many classic medical books,

Strix sat behind the desk under the chandelier. His desktop was neat. There was only a computer, a pen, a globe,

and some documents. The only decoration might be the green frilled iguana housed in the glass tank with a forest

environment setup.

Strix put down the book upon hearing footsteps and asked, “Have you not gotten used to it yet?”

Maisie’s speech rate was slow. “I’m gradually and slowly getting used to it.”

Strix nodded and took an old diary out of the drawer abruptly. “This is the note that your mother left behind. Do you

want to read it?”

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Maisie faltered for a split second, and a tiny emotional fluctuation could be seen through her unconcerned eyes.

She grabbed the diary, which its cover had already discolored and turned yellow and rough, but she did not have

the courage to open it.

Strix smiled gently. “Take it back with you even if you don’t want 10 read it now. It’s not too late to go through it

when you think you’re ready for it.”

“Uncle Strix,” Maisie frowned and looked up at him,” Was my mother happy? When she knew she was infected and

only had a few years lelt, was she happy?”

This was the longest sentence that escaped Maisie’s mouth in the past two months.

Strix paused for a short second and then gave off a gentle chuckle. “She had never complained about the injustice

that fate had dropped upon her.”

Maisie opened her mouth all of a sudden. “Then why did she leave?”

Strix got up and walked 10 the coffee machine beside him. After pouring the coffee beans into the machine and

grinding them, he immediately poured them into the cup. “Your mother was a woman who was a pain in my butt.”

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He brought two cups of coffee over and handed one to her. “Even if she knew that her time was running out, she

wouldn’t show a tad bit of fear or even her need for me in front of me.”

Maisie held the mug. and Strix walked back to his seat, sat down, tasted it, and continued with a light tone. “She

thought she was dragging me into something that I shouldn’t have to burden myself with, so she left back then.”

Maisie did not say anything, only to listen to him say.” Love is a very complicated emotion. Both parties could be

deeply in love with each other, but one of them might always think they are hurting the other party.”

Maisie was astounded for a moment but did not say anything. Nolan’s face even flashed in her mind.



Strix saw through her thoughts and placed the mouth of the cup on his lips. “People always have to walk out of their

past and look forward. This is what your mother told me before she left for good.”

Maisie’s eyes looked cold, and her hand that was holding the mug could not help but tighten. “I want to look

forward too, but I can’t let my father, Cherie, and my baby’s deaths be in vain.”

Only God knew that she was still being haunted by those scenes in the past two months. She would dream of her

father, Cherie, and even her baby. The accident had taken away the lives of three people that she cared about

deeply.