Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

"You bought this?" Raina stared fixedly at the bracelet.

Although she asked a question, she also knew that Shane would not spend much effort to get this bracelet for her no matter what.

Over the years, Shane had never given her a present, not even the simplest health care products.

"I was the one who bought the ice jade and crystals, and I also determined the style, but I didn't have the ability to put these two things together, so Shane found me a craftsman to help me," Charlotte replied truthfully.

"Shane..." Raina immediately took the bracelet in her hands.

"I know you may not like me, and you and Shane may not reconcile. We won't force you."

Raina picked up the bracelet but put it down again. In the end, she closed the box and stared at Charlotte. "Are you really sure you want to be with Shane?"

"Yes." "Then let me ask you, do you know that he gave his shares to Christopher?" "I only found out about it after the incident," Charlotte replied.

"After it happened, can you be sure that he is doing this for you, or does he have other plans?"

After she heard this, Charlotte fell silent.

After a moment, she decided to tell Raina the truth.

She said, "Shane has his own plans and decisions. If I say that he did it for me, it's inevitable that I'll think too highly of myself. Plus, the relationship between me and him is not so harmonious, so I don't think that he did it for me."

"But what happened afterward made me feel that, even if he made this decision, he might not have taken me into consideration. Thus, my answer is that he has other plans while doing it for me at the same time."

Raina didn't expect Charlotte's logic to be so impenetrable.

Since she had survived in the Fuller family for so many years, of course, she was an impressive figure herself. It was just that she had restrained herself after Shane grew up.

Now, when she looked at this Charlotte, a feeling of being truly old surged in her heart.

"Before, I was indeed biased against you."

"I know you really mind Sheryl's existence, so Shane and I want to talk to you about something this time."

"Oh?"

"Five years ago..."

Charlotte simply told her what had happened five years ago.

For her, it was an unspeakable past. It was painful, sad, and, at the same time, she almost lost everything in that one year.

She had never told anyone about all that had happened, even Zoe, who was close with her, did not know.

But now.

past calmly, without a trace of sadness and pain. After she said it lightly, she even had a

true?" Raina didn't expect that

true,"

no wonder that child looks somewhat similar

Raina muttered to herself.

unhappy with

was Shane's. Besides, Charlotte wasn't ugly, although her family background was somewhat subpar, Charlotte herself wasn't too bad. Once Raina

sunroom together, Mrs. Fuller Senior gave a gratified smile. "Great-grandmother, why are you smiling?" Sheryl held

finally got my

Huh?

head and looked at Mrs.

did Great-granny

the old mansion, he realized that Charlotte had already settled the matter and she was able to interact with

one came to greet him. Obviously, they

to see when the four most important women in his

"Daddy!"

Shane first was naturally Sheryl, who

over and picked

much." Sheryl raised

I miss you

mother said that she wanted to go to the cinema to watch a movie after the

his head, but

and

"Yes," he answered.

Only then did Raina speak in an

smiled, "Madam Raina, are

That's rude. No wonder I didn't like you before." Raina placed the

"Okay, Mom."

Raina back into the

her head and looked at Shane. "Daddy, although I don't know what's going on, this

should call auntie Grandma in

father?" Sheryl

understood so

Shane nodded.

this day

not come out of the kitchen

not as simple as it seemed. Soon, dinner was ready and everyone went to the living room

alone, and Mrs. Fuller Senior did not follow her. "Grandma, do

Fuller Senior smiled and shook her head.

go straight to the

cast a glance

she tightened her grip

what Mrs. Fuller Senior was saying to Shane had nothing to do with her. It most