ire quickly reassured Mrs. Lewis, saying, “Don’t worry, Mrs. Lewis. Charlie and I are doing great.”
Feeling a bit embarrassed, she added, “I’m truly sorry for not being able to visit you in Eastcliff. I wouldn’t have even known you were back in Aurous Hill if Charlie hadn’t mentioned it. I really apologize…”
Mrs. Lewis responded warmly, “Oh no, dear, please don’t apologize. You both have done so much for me. You took care of me during my time in the hospital when I was seriously ill. I might not have made it through without your help with the bills…”
As tears welled in her eyes, Mrs. Lewis continued, “I can’t express how thankful I am, ire. You had to manage not only my care but also the Wilson family affairs. It must have been incredibly challenging for you. I feel both grateful and guilty. I should be the one saying sorry!”
ire squeezed Mrs. Lewis’ hands tightly and replied, “Mrs. Lewis, don’t forget that I’m Charlie’s wife! You are his fairy godmother, which makes you my fairy godmother too!”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
Mrs. Lewis was touched by ire’s words, shedding grateful tears as she realized that ire seemed different from thest time they met.
This wasn’t ire’s first visit to the orphanage with Charlie, but in the past, there had always been an underlying sense of distance and coldness between them, suggesting that theycked a genuine bond.
However, this time, as she observed them holding hands, it was clear that their rtionship had greatly improved.
Previously, Mrs. Lewis had often heard troubling rumors about their rtionship, which made her anxious, fearing that Charlie might be cast out of the Wilson family if they divorced.
Now, seeing them together brought her a sense of relief.
Meanwhile, the rest of the group looked on in astonishment, captivated by the unfolding conversation.
Only now did they realize the extent of what Charlie and his wife had done for Mrs. Lewis during her illness.
True to his humble nature, Charlie never sought recognition for his kindness toward Mrs. Lewis. He was motivated purely by a desire to repay her unconditional love and support, not to boast in front of others.
On the other hand, Jeff was feeling quite downcast!
He had organized this reunion, which was the reason everyone had gathered to visit Mrs. Lewis today.
In his mind, as a sessful man, he envisioned himself as the center of attention during the reunion, receiving des and perhaps even impressing Lisa.
To his dismay, Charlie had unexpectedly stolen the spotlight, leaving Jeff feeling like an insignificant figure in the background!<fnc86a> Latest content published on ?ovelFind</fnc86a>
With a hint of resentment, Jeff shot a re at Charlie.
Mrs. Lewis turned to ire and said, “ire, you and Charlie aren’t young anymore. It’s time for you to think about having a child. Charlie is the only one married among the kids who left the orphanage at the same time; the rest are still single. Hurry up! I can’t wait to cuddle my little god-grandchildren!”
ire felt her cheeks flush with shyness.
Though she and Charlie had been married for three years, no one had ever pressured them to start a family. Her family, with the exception of her grandfather, had looked down on Charlie and hoped for a future divorce. They had never wished for ire to have a child with him.
Yet, as Mrs. Lewis nted the idea in her mind, ire felt a mixture of shyness and something deeper stirring within her.
At nearly 26 years old, the prime age for motherhood, ire found herself experiencing blossoming maternal instincts.
Seeing others with children often filled her heart with a yearning, leaving her to wonder when she might have a baby of her own.
However, herplicated family situation hindered her from fully considering this possibility.
With a shy smile, she replied, “Mrs. Lewis, we haven’t really thought much about children yet. I’ve just started my business, and it’s an incredibly busy time right now.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>