Just now, Molly Wellington quickly withdrew her hands that had been tightly gripping Abraham Redington's arms, as if they had been burnt.
"I... I'll go up first..." With the sudden worry gone, a sudden shyness overwhelmed her.
Molly Wellington thought Ian Moore and Allen had brought Abraham Redington back to discipline him, completely unaware that his kneeling was voluntary.
And the reason for his voluntary kneeling—was to marry her!
With this kneeling, without a word, Molly Wellington could understand his deep feelings.
No one understands Abraham Redington better than she does—the man she secretly liked from childhood. She knows how proud he is inside.
Such a proud man, who even when facing his parents and brother, would stubbornly hold his breath, yet knelt before Daddy, her mother, and Allen for her.
Molly Wellington's heart was chaotic and anxious, not because of fear, but because she suddenly didn't know how to persevere.
