Bam!

Tanya closed the door right after saying that.

Joel: “…”

Joel could faintly hear Pete ask, “Was it not Mommy at the door, God-mom? Who was it, then?”

“Oh, just an annoying fly,” replied Tanya.

Joel: “…”

Half an hour later.

The perturbed and distracted Tanya glanced at the window.

The moment she did, she found herself stunned.

Joel was standing at the door, his tall and straight figure casting a long, drawn-out shadow on the ground.

The dazed Tanya felt as if she had gone back a few years in time. Back then, she would always see a figure like that standing outside every time she walked out of the classroom after class.

At that time, the sight of the man had made her excited and happy.

But the figure instead seemed somewhat solitary and lonely now, making her sad.

Tanya withdrew her gaze, lowered her head, and looked at the floor. Complicated emotions churned in the depths of her heart.

Sometime later, when Tanya looked up once more, she found that the figure at the door was gone. An empty feeling welled up in her.

She couldn’t tell what kind of feeling it was. She forced a smile, looked at Pete, and said, “Your mommy should be home soon.”

Pete nodded. However, he then said, “Uncle Joel looks unwell to me, though.”

Unwell?

Tanya followed his gaze and looked over to see that Joel had changed positions at some point. He was now standing in a corner visible from the living room window.

His head was down, and he had one hand pressed against his abdomen and the other against the wall for support.

She couldn’t tell whether it was the lighting or because he really was unwell, but he looked as pale as a sheet. His lips were so pale that they were practically transparent, and there was cold sweat on his forehead.

“Uncle Joel must be in pain, right? Why not let him in, God-mom?”

Pete’s words interrupted Tanya’s thoughts.

She said coldly, “It has nothing to do with me even if he’s dead.”

that, she

couldn’t help but sneer deep

was the same

time he made her angry,

apologized, but always stood there so stubbornly so that she

been so naive at

he would be sunburnt. When it rained,

had her wrapped around his little

iron now, though, so how would she possibly still be deceived

him to leave the house without bodyguards or his personal assistant. After all, as the head of the Smiths, his status

when she saw Joel’s legs give in and he fell onto one knee on the

a few steps toward him.

who likely heard her footsteps, turned to look at her. He was very pale, so he probably wasn’t putting up an act. His voice was also very soft,

“…”

a moment, tears almost

back and looked around.

say something, but in the end, he merely said, “I don’t want to go to the hospital.”

Tanya was dumbfounded.

to go to the hospital. He had

was sick, so he

was he up to now, though? Was he staging

she stretched out her foot, intending to give him

the distance wanted to rush forward but

assistant said, “The gesture that Mr. Joel made before he fainted was telling

so, we can’t just watch

“She won’t.”

“What?”

bodyguards looked over to see that Tanya’s foot had stopped less than

around hesitantly. She frowned and wondered out loud, “Did he really not bring his assistant with

bodyguards! What if he was sick elsewhere instead? What are you gonna

she nevertheless bent over

as their master was dragged into the house while the woman stumbled and

rough girl also kept on swearing as

until

she got out of bed all refreshed and stretched. Then, she looked at her cell phone and noticed that

They seemed very urgent.

needed to make up for lost sleep, so she

at the point when she got home the day before. At that time, when she saw the messages that Tanya had sent, she had replied: ‘I’m home now. You can

into a deep sleep

by her side when

Tanya had been sending her the same

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