Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 477 She’s Your Mother

Cherise should have been the cherished daughter of a wealthy family, but because of Elvis’ momentary weakness, she had suffered for so many years and nearly lost the chance to reunite with her parents.

Now, as Cherise hugged Elvis in excitement, he was at a loss for words.

Charisa waved her hand, indicating that Elvis shouldn’t worry too much.

But still, Elvis only had the courage to lightly put his arm on Cherise’s back.

“There, there. I’m fine. Ms. Charisa didn’t make things difficult for me. Don’t worry.” Cherise cried for a moment while hugging him. Sniffling, she looked at Charisa and said, “Thank you…. Thank you for not making it difficult for Uncle Elvis.”

Elvis frowned and quickly corrected her. “You should call me Mr. Elvis. Also, this is your mother. Quickly call her Mom.”

Cherise shook her head stubbornly. “You’re not Mr. Elvis; you’re my uncle!”

Although it was just a matter of title, Cherise knew that once she called him ‘Mr. Elvis’, she would never be the Cherise Shaw from the Shaw village again!

She took a deep breath and gazed at Charisa. “I can call you Mom, but… I’ll still call him Uncle Elvis.”

casually against the ornate couch with a faint smile on her lips. Under the mask, her eyes showed resignation. “Did I ever ask you to change the way you address him? He asked

What

had not commented on the matter.

you mean I can continue calling him uncle?”

Charisa looked at her daughter helplessly. “You’re

dad.”

rendered

she visited the Tanners previously, she perceived Beckham as a powerful and intelligent man. However, within these few days, she had heard from George that her

was calling her father dumb,

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resembled

here.” Charisa waved

Elvis. The man nodded at her and said, “Go ahead.

breath and walked over. When Cherise was a

dumbstruck – it felt like she was looking at herself twenty years in the future! She finally realized why her grandfather always said her appearance resembled

features and face shape were almost