Serenity was also willing to take Cynthia in if she wanted to come along with Caden.

However, it was too soon to discuss that.

Serenity’s answer wasn't bad news to Cynthia. At least she could still live with Caden for now.

“Bye Aunt Serene,” Cynthia said before heading back into the building.

She was surprised to see Caden’s figure standing not far away.

“Why didn’t you wait for me at the elevator?” Cynthia asked.

“I’m not leaving you. I’ll go wherever you go!” Caden said with a straight face.

“You… heard our conversation?”

Caden nodded.

Cynthia was a little embarrassed. “But she’s your mother, so you’ll have to go back to her one day.”

“I won’t!” Caden reached out to hold Cynthia’s hand tightly.

“I don’t want you to leave, but… we’re just kids…” Cynthia said sadly.

They could only accept adults’ decisions no matter what.

When Cynthia’s mother passed away, she didn’t want her father to bring her stepmother to live in the house where her mother used to stay, but all she could