Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Peter's expression remained unchanged. He only frowned slightly and said, "I don't think he's disgusting. He's just a little different. Why are you having such a huge reaction?"

"Isn't it horrifying enough to be different from normal people?" Charlotte asked impatiently.

"I also think I'm different from normal people. If you think about it, Ms. Emerson, if you're a normal person, what about those people in the Airline Union?"

She thought about it following this logic.

Charlotte finally figured it out.

This talk about what was the so-called normal and abnormal, was simply a difference in opinion. She and Zoe thought that Avery was abnormal, but in Peter's eyes, his behavior was just an alternative lifestyle choice.

Just like at the beginning, Charlotte didn't think that Avery was so bad. She respected his choices. It was only after they became friends that she started to judge his choices.

"Do you think that people are especially harsh on those who are close to them?" Charlotte asked Zoe.

"I don't know. The first time I saw him, I already felt uncomfortable," Zoe answered truthfully.

This answer was within Avery's expectations, but when he heard Zoe's honest words, he felt surprised.

Soon.

The car was parked at Block 32 in a small neighborhood.

"It's indeed an ordinary family," Peter said while holding his phone. "Based on River City's property market, the price of a house here is no more than five million dollars at most. Unless they sell the house, they don't even have a million dollars in working capital."

"It's already a lot for an ordinary family," Charlotte said.

"Yes, it's a middle-class family. It's hard to imagine why they didn't have any more children."

Avery remained silent.

He was extremely familiar with this 'home'. He had fantasized countless times about coming here when he was in his thirties or forties to take care of Irena's elderly parents.

He had also considered that if he needed to come here to propose marriage, his car would not be able to fit on the road. So his best solution was to broaden the roads. After all, he had the money and he could do it.

He had thought about these things a lot. Nevertheless, Irena had left him forever, leaving him alone in this world.

Sometimes, he felt that life was really meaningless. Life was full of gains and losses that seemed to be endless. Everything had been set in stone. That was why he was so surprised that Shane was a materialist.

Did he really think that what he could touch would remain forever?

stood on the stairs in

and patted him on the

I'm afraid to face it, I just..." His

even say it

It was a plain

bittersweet memories of the past swept through him in an instant, and the pain made him unable

Knock! Knock! Knock!

knocked on the

The door opened.

the wrinkles at the corners of their eyes betrayed them. "Aren't, aren't you Avery? What are you doing here? Come on

Avery and walked in front of Zoe. Her eyes were wet

name is Zoe,"

that's a nice name. What a nice name. A nice name." Mrs. Hart smiled lovingly, and the way she looked at Zoe was very

Mr. Hart was much calmer as he called for everyone to

wasn't that

dollars at most, maybe

dollar house might not be very big, much less

this Irena was really from

relationship with Irena, so she allowed

against the windowsill and looked at Zoe's worried face. Zoe was usually calm, but when she met someone older, she immediately showed her true colors. This was not

Emerson, I just heard that

"That's so weird."

happening isn't that low. There aren't even identical snowflakes in this world, but it's not

0.37 to 0.04. It's even more unlikely for your

some investigating," Peter said

admired Peter very much. There were so many random things in his

and Peter for a meal, so Avery

They went downstairs.

he kept rubbing his hands. "After this, I will start dealing with the Stevens family.

preparations. I've already asked Shane for the best

"Thank you."

doing it for

over. It's almost

and got

of that moment when Irena's parents saw Zoe. The look in their eyes was like Sheryl's when she saw Mrs. Fuller

of expectation in

a happy one. Now it was like she had