Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self by Fleur Delacour

Chapter 247 Blind Date

Christopher swiftly took Fanny’s hand and reassured her, “Silly girl, I have faith in you.”

“Can you

assist me then?” Fanny said with a distraught look. “I’ve been having trouble cating and sleeping lately. Just the other day, some villagers came to threaten me in a group, and I-

I…”

Tears streamed down her face as she spoke, and she sought solace in Christopher’s embrace.

Christopher gently patted her back and firmly stated, “Don’t worry. I’ll help you, but I need to involve my parents. I can’t do it alone.”

Fanny understood that even the Kins Family might struggle with this issue, so expecting him to handle it alone was unreasonable. However, things would become much more manageable with Michael on board.

She smiled, tenderly kissed his cheeks, and whispered, “Christopher, I knew you wouldn’t abandon me. You are my pillar from now on, and I will always stand by your side.”

She expressed her affectionate words like a newlywed couple throughout the afternoon, albeit with restraint due to the hospital setting. Upon leaving the hospital, Christopher headed straight home. As he was preparing to call his father to inquire about his return, he noticed the presence of guests.

Teresa spotted Christopher and furrowed her brow. “Christopher, where were you this afternoon? I called you multiple times and sent several messages, but you didn’t respond.”

Despite her reproachful tone, ‘there was a hint of leniency in her voice.

Christopher felt slightly sheepish. ” I’m sorry, Mom. I was out with my friends, and my phone was silent.”

returned from the hospital, he

h the he

gestured to the girl beside her and said,. “Allow me to introduce Miss Martinez. Sophia, this is my inept son. I hope you can guide him in

teasing me. I’m

had a beautiful, long black hair that was slightly curled, giving her a vibrant appearance. Her visage was delicate, with refined features and a gentle smile that revealed a set of pristine, white

“Hello, I’m Sophia Martinez. Ms. Webb was proactive during our conversation, so

and carried herself with grace and warmth, emanating

her hand out of courtesy.

their interaction with a smile, contemplating Sophia’s beauty, confidence, and elegance. She believed a woman like her would be a suitable partner for her son, aiding

generosity and initiative in conversing with Christopher. Despite any underlying intentions Christopher might have

they were having their time, Teresa prepared dinner in the kitchen.

departing, but Teresa insisted she stay for dinner,

a hint of embarrassment, “I’ve been here all afternoon. I don’t want to be a bother for your

dismissed her concerns by saying, “You’re not bothering us. In fact, you young folks have been patient enough to keep this old lady company all afternoon. I’m truly

you look like Christopher’s sister, not an

way of speaking. With a few words, Sophia stopped declining and agreed to stay for dinner. Michael, who had been informed early, returned home early to join them for dinner. He

willing to go along. Whoever she was, she was certainly better than Fanny. The idea of a commoner marrying into the Sanders Family seemed

prepared

hand, saying, “It’s fine, Ms. Webb. I have already called

anything to do anyway. You can call the driver and tell him not to come. Christopher, Miss Martinez is a guest. You should give

in, “Yes, go

discuss with his father. Sophia was not shy and

matched. During the ride, Christopher was preoccupied and