Falling for My Contractual Wife

"At that time, you should have been born not long ago, very small, with your umbilical cord still attached. By the way, the clothes you were wearing, which seemed quite expensive, were all kept in the old

house," Frederick said.

Grace's gaze brightened slightly.

"If you want to go look for them, go ahead," Frederick added.

Grace didn't know what to feel. Was she abandoned? Why would they abandon her if they were from a rich family and raising a child wasn't difficult for them?

Was it because she was a girl?

What were their feelings when they abandoned her? Did they feel sorry when they heard her cries?

As Grace pondered these questions, tears fell uncontrollably.

"I know you've suffered a lot in the Sherman family over the years, and your mom always feels that you're a burden and hasn't provided you with a good life since you were a child. But I also hope you can understand, our family really doesn't have much money..." Frederick then said.

you from the bottom of my heart. In the past, I felt that my mom didn't deserve to be a mother, but now I realize I was wrong. If it weren't for you guys, maybe I wouldn't have survived more than a

Grace returned home, dejected.

return, he put down the rattle in his hand. "You're finally back. I'm exhausted. I've tried my best to make this little one laugh, but she's like her father, cold and out of the ordinary, looking at me as if I were a

but smile

exaggerated as you make it sound." She walked over and picked up Austin,

even when I, her dear uncle, barked like a

darkened slightly at the mention

looked at Carson and said, "Carson, thank you for

sudden gratitude. "Huh? What's this all about? It's

gaze downwards, and

what's wrong?

the baby up? You can't do that! She's my niece and I won't allow it

a

chuckled, tears streamed down her cheeks. "Carson, you

are you