Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Olive found that Avery's skills were slightly worse than Rick's. Avery needed to see the picture clearly before he could start, but Rick could do it without picturing it first. Olive thought that Rick was better, but Sheryl didn't think so.

Rick seemed like someone who often played games like this, so it was typical for him to be good at it. However, Avery was different. Avery did not look like someone who liked to play these games often. That was why he needed to be more careful. Besides, as someone who did not often play games like this, he was still able to piece things together in a short amount of time. It was obvious that Avery was a little better than Rick. However, the two of them did not argue over their opinions. They were just playing with the puzzles in silence.

"Olive, when you lived with your adoptive parents, did anything strange happen?" Avery asked suddenly.

"What? Mr. Avery, why are you suddenly asking about this?"

"I'm curious." "No, I didn't." Olive was confused. Why did he suddenly ask this question?

Avery faced Sheryl. "Sheryl, have you encountered anything interesting or strange abroad?"

It was only then that Olive understood that Avery was trying to find a shared topic so that they could get along with each other. Sheryl was not vigilant in this aspect and talked about many things that happened while she was abroad. However, Sheryl was vaguer in her storytelling. She did not like talking about her memories. So her words faded away in time. In the end, she did not speak anymore.

Olive began to speak about how her adoptive parents were very good to her. But later, there were other children in the house, and she stuck out among them. The other children were afraid of her and they complained about this to the parents.

"Other children?" Avery sensed that something was amiss. Her adoptive parents had only adopted her, so where did the other children come from?

"Yeah. They kept bringing other children back home, but they disappeared shortly after. I don't know where they went." Olive thought with a frown. Suddenly, her eyes brightened. "I remember there was once a really nice car. Then there was a tall man who glanced at me. But my adoptive parents quickly brought me into the house, so I didn't get a good look. It seems like every time they came, children would go missing."

Avery's finger paused for a moment, but he quickly returned to normal. He didn't expect that Olive would say something so close to the truth.

"Did they sell the children?" Even Sheryl thought of this.

not sure," Olive said. "They would still come back. I've also asked them where they went. They just said they

some came back, but many didn't." Olive didn't want to accuse her adoptive parents, so she added, "I only know that they went out. My adoptive parents were still very good to

nodded at Avery. Avery helped the two of them with the puzzles before returning to Charlotte and

Firstly, it was because most of the people who would trade humans were mobsters. Secondly, there must be something suspicious

first to speak. She looked at the two children and her gaze turned dark. "No

this case now." Peter took the initiative to

anything. It was Kendall who said, "Is there

You can pick a few of our conversations and tell them about it, other than the matter regarding Avery." Charlotte knew that it was risky to do so, but if she did let

interest was immediately piqued when she heard that. "Does it mean that I'll be

help but laugh. "You can

"I can, I..."

do such a thing

used to his gentle appearance, so her heart

not to look at Rick again, but she felt very wronged. She just wanted to help him, why was he being so mean? Why was this inappropriate? If he thought

when she heard this. She refuted in

have the right to see you, let

if she refuses me since you've made your point, you should not make a decision for her directly."

the two of them had shared their opinions earlier, the two

on the table and said, "You like to take risks, but it doesn't

"You shouldn't stop Kendall from doing what

wind blowing past. Shane's words made