No Remarriage for us Stay Away by Livia Storm

Chapter 513 The Father Of The Child

After wrapping up the bridal photo shoot with Sophia, Lenora quickly dove back into her other photography assignments. Despite her busy schedule, she managed to find time to visit Harrietta in the hospital twice after work. She sat on the other side of the hospital bed, watching as the nurse changed Harrietta's dressings.

"The wound is healing quite well. We should be able to have the stitches removed tomorrow," said the nurse.

Harrietta lifted her young face and asked, "Can I leave the hospital after the stitches are removed?"

"Yes."

"Yay!" Harrietta turned to look at Lenora, dancing with joy.

After dinner, Lenora led Harrietta for a walk downstairs.

Suddenly Harrietta let out a sigh.

Upon hearing the sound, Lenora looked down and saw Harrietta with a troubled expression, appearing like a miniature adult.

Lenora couldn't help but chuckle, asking, "What's wrong? Why the sigh?"

Harrietta glanced up at her, saying, "Aunt Lenora, my uncle came to visit me this morning."

Upon hearing that, Lenora immediately understood that Isla's brother had visited Harriette. Members of the Wilson family have arrived in Jacaster. Are they here to seek out Matthew? Are they hoping to get Isla out earlier? "What did he say to you that has you so distressed?" Lenora asked.

"He gave me a lot of money and asked me who I wanted to be with in the future. Of course, I said I wanted to be with Uncle Zachary. He then said that once Ms. Isla gets released from the police station, they will send her away. He told me she wouldn't bother me again." With a raised eyebrow, Lenora asked, "Isn't that just perfect?"

It seemed she had unfairly judged him with a petty mind.

Evidently, Isla's brother also disapproved of Isla's actions.

Harrietta twiddled her index finger. "Yes... However, initially, I thought he came to plead on behalf of Ms. Isla, so I wasn't very pleasant toward him..."

Lenora chuckled. "Don't worry. He surely won't hold it against you. If he's still in Jacaster when you get discharged, just invite him to dinner. Don't equate him with Ms. Isla."

"Okay."

Harrietta nodded, glancing at Lenora before gently touching her belly. "Aunt Lenora, why is the little one so small..."

That faint curve was barely discernible, revealing nothing.

"Hattie, you were just as small at the beginning. Just wait a bit longer, and he will grow up."

"When will he be born?"

"We still have six months left."

long time to

and chatted at the same

then, Lenora caught sight of a familiar face. "Ms. Schmidt? Mr.

was visibly pale. Assisted by

expression,

father and

quickly walked over with Harrietta. "Ms. Schmidt, have

heaved a deep sigh,

of her mouth and said, "It's not a serious illness, Ms. Wilkin. Don't

to speak, Lenora didn't press her for more information. "As long as you're

we're heading

"All right."

they were at a safe distance, Arnold couldn't help but utter with frustration, "What on earth are

As his daughter grew older, he seldom interfered with her personal affairs. Despite living under the same roof, he was completely oblivious to the

into premature labor, Arnold felt as though he had been struck by a thunderous bolt, leaving him scorched on the outside but tender

that point, there was no use in saying

operating room for

Madison had a miscarriage.

wasn't bothered by

for his not-yet-familiar grandson. He thought it wouldn't be such a bad thing if the child were

Besides, it would have

knew Madison would undoubtedly

waking, Madison was informed of the news, leaving her in a state of bewilderment for a while. However, she had no choice but to

words, she didn't mind it that much. After all,

would immediately get

that anticipation, the sudden letdown was somewhat hard

lips moved slightly when she heard Arnold's words, but she said nothing

himself, Arnold asked again, "Tell

such hardships while the

head, murmuring,

don't keep secrets

"I really don't know..."

are you still protecting

respond to that because she

knew, she only

the sake of money, she gave up the chance to

Madison and Arnold, Lenora inferred that Madison's illness could be a rather private matter that was not suitable

Madison had said that there

to the ward. When

had her stitches removed, Harrietta hurried off

her, only to see the young girl standing on a stool in front of the water basin, looking at