"Ms. Clark?" The old housekeeper was taken aback, not knowing why she suddenly stopped.
Enna quietly apologized to him, "Sorry, I have one more thing to say to the Old Master."
After saying that, she firmly turned back, walked up to Old Master Lawrence again, and bowed deeply to him. Then, she straightened her back and said firmly, "I'm sorry, but I think I can give Grandpa an answer now—I trust Baron Lawrence!"
She wasn't a pair of shoes, and Baron Lawrence wasn't a person who simply bought shoes. The relationship they developed after going through so many experiences couldn't be boiled down to whether or not a pair of shoes fit.
She believed that Baron Lawrence would never let her face any embarrassing situations, and even if she were an ill-fitting pair of shoes, that stubborn man would grit his teeth and wear her. And she wouldn't always be an ill-fitting pair of shoes—she would work hard to change, and one day, they would become the most suitable partners for each other.
