No Remarriage for us Stay Away by Livia Storm

Chapter 210 Unfit To Be Parents: 0076%

"Hello, Harrietta, what a good child. Come, sit down," Allison said with a satisfied nod, handing Harrietta the children's watch she had prepared. "This is a gift from me for meeting you." Without a hint of shyness, the little girl placed her backpack on the sofa, climbed up next to Allison, and then opened her bag. "Thank you, Great-grandma. I also brought you a gift." As she spoke, she pulled out a small tin box from her backpack. "Here, Great-grandma, these are cookies I made myself. Try them."

"Oh my, Harrietta, you're so young and already making cookies? Impressive!"

Allison opened the tin, revealing a pile of golden cookies, haphazardly arranged. They were shaped using cookie cutters-there were little bunnies, cats, circles, and even the number one. She picked one up and took a bite, nearly damaging her dentures.

"Isn't it delicious?" Harrietta's bright eyes sparkled as she looked at her expectantly.

Those big, round eyes, so full of life and innocence, were impossible to disappoint.

"Mmm, it's very tasty. You're amazing. But I don't really like cookies. Why don't you give them to your Uncle Zachary?"

"Okay!" Harrietta didn't notice anything amiss. She trotted over to the single-seater sofa, holding the tin box up. "Uncle Zachary, have some cookies."

"Thank you, Hattie."

Zachary took one and tasted it. At once, his expression froze slightly. He glanced at Allison without a word. Allison was smiling as she chatted with Harrietta, asking about her life in Lofbury. The little girl answered earnestly.

Though only four years old, Harrietta was articulate and quick-witted. When she spoke, her words were well-organized and clear, endearing her to everyone.

Allison then asked, "Hattie, did you just bring this backpack with you?"

"Uh-huh." Harrietta nodded. "Grandma said she was worried I wouldn't be able to carry it if she packed too much."

That's right, you're still little. You shouldn't overexert yourself. But since you didn't bring any clothes, why don't you let your Uncle Zachary take you shopping for some new ones?" "Aren't you coming, Great-grandma?"

"I'm getting old. I can't walk that much, so I'll stay here

"Okay then."

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Allison gave Zachary a knowing glance. "Take her in the mall and buy a few outfits Show her around while you're at it."

"Sure." Zachary stood up

He had already planned on doing just that, even if Allison hadn't mentioned it.

"Hattic, let's go. I'll take you to the mall?

Harrietta slid off the sofa and grabbed Zachary's hand as they walked out.

""Don't forget to come back for lunch, Allison reminded them.

"Got it." Zachary responded.

be back for lunch,"

definitely be meat

a smart child. It's such a pity. How could her parents

like father and daughter. Maybe it's destiny," the housekeeper mused. Allison thought back and realized there was indeed a resemblance. "It's true.

as a thought

was

to the mall to

arrived, Harrietta was overjoyed. She ran around excitedly and soon

ride that!" she

had five floors, and they explored

was so

one hand and picked her up

her arms around his neck, excitedly praising, "Wow, Uncle Zachary, you're amazing! I like you

can carry you

daddy can carry him with one hand too! I don't have a daddy, but you feel just like

dad."

looked at Harrietta,

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Now

Unfit

carefree, this little girl understood

lovely child? They didn't deserve to

a moment, Zachary considered

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They wouldn't have any more children, so adopting Harrietta might be a good

into it. He needed to get Lenora back

residence for lunch, and Harrietta was so tired she could

open.

can sleep in the car for a

took Harrietta to

up as soon as they arrived and refused to go back to

she almost thought Zachary had an illegitimate daughter. Zachary had instructed her

around the mansion with her hands behind her

Miranda, holding up a

teaser. It's used to play

A cat? Where's

is with Mrs... I mean,

going to see Aunt Lenora and play with

advance, but then he

him.