Chapter 431 I Know I Was Wrong (1/2)

Sherry didn't know if she thought too much. She always felt that after these words came out of this guy's mouth, it was as if she was mistreating him. She felt that she had always been good to Jeffery.

Although she was speechless, there were some things that needed to be explained clearly now.

”I really can't understand what you are talking about. Where did you get the weird conclusion? Even my children need to eat meat. My house is not a rabbit's nest. How can there be no meat on the table? ”

Sherry felt that what this guy said was not within her comprehension.

So she was particularly curious about where Jeffery came to this conclusion.

Hearing what Sherry said, Jeffery looked obviously embarrassed.

Even though he didn't know a lot of things, he knew he was making a fool of himself now.

At the beginning, he didn't want to answer at all.

However.

Seeing the curious look in Sherry's eyes, he answered cautiously.

”When I was alone in the hospital, I watched some TV programs because I had nothing to do. That's what the experts said. Children are only suitable for eating vegetables.”

When Jeffery spoke, he looked a little cautious.

It seemed that he knew there was something wrong with what he had said before, so he was a little embarrassed at this time.

”If you really want to know something about children, just ask me directly. Don't watch such a TV program in the future. Isn't it a lie?”

Said Sherry, starting the car.

When they arrived at the supermarket, Sherry left him alone in the car.

What she was afraid of was that his mood would collapse again because of the gazes from others.

”Look, it's meat.”

Sometimes, Jeffery looked very childish, but how much better could Sherry be than him?

When Sherry came out, she specially showed the meat in her hand to him.

She wanted to prove to this guy that she had really bought meat.

Jeffery hid his face under the scarf. He didn't want to face the disgrace he had made, nor did he want to face Sherry who was losing face with him. He always felt that there was something that made him feel uncomfortable all over.