Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Sheryl's words surprised Lottie. She didn't expect Sheryl was so fond of Shane to such an extent. His position was even on par with her biological father. Previously, she was worried about how to break the news to Sheryl. Now, it seemed she had overthought the matter.

"Lottie, you have to seriously consider what I said before."

Charlotte turned around and looked at Anne in confusion. "What did you say?"

"That Sheryl and Shane..." Anne glanced at Sheryl and shot her a knowing look.

Charlotte understood what she meant in an instant. Her eyes also landed on Sheryl as she nodded her head in agreement with Anne's suggestion. When Shane returns, she will steal a strand of his hair to undergo a parental DNA test with Sheryl.

As the saying goes, it's better to leave no stone unturned.

After spending some time together, Anne left with Sheryl.

Charlotte laid on the bed with her eyes closed. Initially, she wanted to return home with Anne. She felt as if her body had fully recovered.

However, the doctor said he needed to observe her conditions for one more day. She would be allowed to leave when he was sure she was fine.

as Charlotte was about to fall

uninvited guests

and Timothy with their

a child. So, she turned away and refused to look

wife. She hurriedly said to Charlotte, "Lottie, we heard you were sick. Your

this is your sister.

obedient. He greeted her obediently,

child-like voice softened

she couldn't harden her heart when it comes to a child around Sheryl's

coldly, "What's the

Elaine would visit her out of her own kindness. She was a wicked woman who

slightly unhappy with Charlotte's attitude. However, under Elaine's gaze, he put down his pride and spoke to

of Charlotte's mouth turned into a scornful sneer upon hearing the word "home." "Do I even

Timothy lost his temper at her words. Elaine quickly tugged at the hem of his clothes and urged him to say no

smile and said, "Of course you have a home! Our doors are always opened for you. Besides, it's very inconvenient for you to raise a child outside. It's