Gary and Nara stood outside the door, both nodding toward Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Spencer took a few steps forward, and for some reason, she suddenly turned back to see her son standing beside Nara, wiping away tears.
Nara gestured to him not to cry.
However, her son began crying even harder, causing Nara to sigh softly.
Her son, who normally looked gentle and refined behind his spectacles, now seemed as if he had lost the most important thing in his life.
Mrs. Spencer's heart softened unexpectedly.
All his life she had doted on him, buying him whatever he wanted as long as their finances allowed it.
If he wanted to play games, a little persuasion from him would usually suffice.
Luckily, her son had always been restrained and had successfully gotten into college.
Over the years, he had rarely asked her for anything.
Honestly, seeing him like this made Mrs. Spencer think he was being pathetic, to be so beguiled by a woman.
Yet when he was obedient, her heart ached for him.
