My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 1291 A Simple Life

Though she was already six months pregnant, she looked more radiant than the women in the village. Her skin was very fair, and only her belly was prominently raised. From the back, her waist was still slender, and only when you looked at her from the front you could tell she was pregnant.

Such a woman stood out like a sore thumb in their small village in the mountains.

Mitchell Waters was thirty-eight years old, yet he was still unmarried.

His family was destitute when he was a boy, and his parents were in poor health. It was not until he bid them both farewell that he became truly alone in the world.

They lived in a village by the river, where he made a living by fishing. He was diligent; owning a small boat, he would fish from dawn till dusk, and it earned him a decent income.

But time had slipped away. Those who should have settled down in the village already did so, and there were no more unmarried women his age.

Then, Sienna ended up in their village half a year ago. When he found out that the father of her child was no longer around, he started developing feelings for her.

Moreover, not only was Sienna beautiful, but she was also very kind.

Thus, his desire to spend more time with her grew stronger.

He often helped her by chopping firewood and delivering fish, flour, and oil.

watching the two of

bucket from Mitchell. “You don't have to do this, Mitchell. I can manage on my

you going to carry water? I'm heading

picked up the bucket of water and

from the river, either by drawing it directly or

water was crystal clear,

conditions were far worse than when she was in the

folks

idle chatter, she found

her time alone in

sewed some clothes and a thin quilt for the baby—the bloodline she shared

of the child, born into the Haddock family, having to live a simple

were a ruthless bunch; Hayden had taken

mistreated her over her many years with the Haddock family, and she had managed to save a small sum, which was enough

couldn't flaunt my

running away from the Haddock family, she wandered, determined to settle in a remote and

passed out at the entrance of the village. It was the woman next door who brought her in and offered her the vacant little