Sworn Enemy English Novel Chapter 54

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Chapter 54: I’ll Share Everything With You
Mr. Reynolds regretted his words.
“It seems Henry hasn’t told you about his past.”
Sonya guessed Henry had a serious relationship that ended badly, leading him to avoid relationships. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds thought he wouldn’t marry,
It didn’t matter. She had Julian Jennings in her past; Henry could have someone else in his
“It’s fine. He’ll tell me when he’s ready.”
Mr. Reynolds relaxed. “Don’t worry, that boy isn’t fickle. Since he married you, he’ll be faithful But if he bullies you, tell us; we’ll have
your back.”
Sonya was touched by their kindness.
Returning, they met Mr. Reynolds’s older brother, who called him “Second Uncle” The Reynolds family had a complex generational structure.
“Wow, the sun rises in the west! You’re actually taking a walk?” his brother teased
Mr. Reynolds beamed.“My daughter–in–law worried about my health and insisted on a walk?
His brother gave Sonya a thumbs–up.“Only she can make him walk this mouch
Sonya figured out the family structure and addressed him as “Big Brother
He was delighted.“Come to my house for dinner next time. My wife is a great cook”
“Okay.”
Mr. Reynolds mentioned Jason Reynolds, suspecting he’d gotten into trouble again His brother sighed.“He just ruined a company. He’s probably embarrassed to see you
“It’s fine. That company was failing anyway. It was practice for him.”
“You call that destroying his confidence?”
“If his confidence is so easily shattered, how will he ever rise in Reynolds?
His brother agreed. “He’s not young anymore. Henry should
“I think so too.”
mentor him.
Leaving the mansion, Linda gave Sonya several bags of clothes she’d bought while shopping
On the way home, Sonya found coats, dresses, pants–all her size. Henry confessed that Linda had called him.
“She called, and I told her.”
“You knew?”
Henry grinned.“Of course.”
Sonya blushed, examining the bags.
One bag contained jewelry boxes. One held a jade bracelet worth at least tens of thousands of dollars. Another had a diamond necklace from a luxury brand.
“These are too expensive,” Sonya said.
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“Wear them if you like them. But it’s your mother’s love; you should keep them.
“But…”
“Sonya, I’ll share everything with you. This is nothing.”
Sonya looked at his sincerity; her heart was full, not because of his offer, but his seriousness and respect for her as his life partner.
At home, Henry helped her
helped her organize her things,
her things, asking her to shower.
Sonya heard piano music and found Henry playing in a room at the end of the hallway. He’d played for her at their wedding.
The melody was calm and warm. She sat beside him; he was immersed in his playing, eyes gentle.
The music ended; he took her hand.
“What’s that song called?” she asked.
Henry shook his head, smiling.“Forgot. I just played it.”
“Your dad said your violin playing was terrible, but your piano playing is good.”
“I realized I didn’t have a talent for violin. I switched to piano.”
“Is this your piano?”
The piano had many cartoon stickers; it didn’t seem like his.
“It belongs to John Smith’s sister. Remember John Smith?”
Sonya nodded; Henry had three close friends during his runaway year: Simon, Jay, and John Smith, who died in a robbery.
“John Smith’s parents were teachers. Before the accident, they lived comfortably. His sister took piano lessons and loved playing. After their parents died, their savings were scammed by relatives; John Smith had to drop out to support his sister. She wanted a piano, so we four
worked hard, saving enough for a second–hand piano on her birthday.”
Henry smiled, remembering those difficult but happy times with his friends.
“His sister?” Sonya remembered the short–haired girl who delivered dumplings, with a fiery
temper.
“Yes. She…” Henry frowned, trying to recall her name.“I forgot her name. She was always at school; we weren’t close.”
Henry pulled Sonya onto his lap, running his fingers through her hair. He kissed her fiercely.
Their passion was interrupted by Henry’s phone. He ignored it, but it kept ringing. He held Sonya close, then answered.
It was urgent work.
Henry hung
up,
kissing Sonya again, then taking
her to the bathroom.
“I have to go out of town. There’s a problem with one of my projects.”
Sonya looked up.“Now?”
“Yes, it’s urgent.”
She kissed him.“Be careful. I can shower myself. Go pack.”
“It’s not a problem.”
Henry rested his forehead against hers.“Whenever I’m home, I’ll bathe your
Sonya punched his shoulder.“No.”
Henry smiled. “It’s a gift. Please accept it.”
Sonya blushed, laughing, and let him bathe her.
He put her to bed.
“I’ll pack a bag and leave.”
“I’ll see you out.”
“It’s cold outside.”
“I’ll still see you out.”
Sonya was dressed when Henry was ready. Luke was waiting outside.
“Call me when you arrive,” she said.
Henry kissed her.“Okay.”
Watching his car disappear, Sonya felt a pang of loneliness. As she turned to close the gate, someone appeared, blocking it with their foot.