Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Charlotte tilted her head sideways and looked at Shane. "If you think that I'm making a big deal out of it, I can just leave. From now on, you will be in charge of the child. I definitely will not interfere." "Is that necessary?"

"Do you think it's not?"

When Sheryl came back, she saw that her father and mother were at loggerheads. Although the two of them stopped talking, the look in their eyes didn't appear quite right. Moreover, no one heeded her when she came back. She looked at the three cups of drinks in her hands and suddenly felt upset. After a while of hesitation, she still decided to walk over slowly. "Drinks?"

Charlotte quickly changed her expression and smiled at Sheryl. She removed the cup from her hand and took a sip of the drink, saying, "Thank you, darling."

Sheryl smiled and handed the other glass to Shane. "Daddy."

Shane didn't reach out to take it. He glared at Charlotte, then stood up and walked into the study, closing the door behind him.

Sheryl put down the glass and sat down beside

Charlotte. "Mommy, daddy is actually very nice to me. I ate a lot of ice cream today, and that's why I wanted more..."

Sheryl's voice was especially adorable when she tried to be cute. However, Charlotte didn't even spare a glance at her. Sheryl felt as though her mother had changed. She wasn't like this before. "Mommy." The little girl grabbed onto Charlotte's sleeve and said, "Stop being angry."

"I'm not angry."

"You're obviously angry. Sheryl won't eat ice cream anymore. Don't be angry. You don't even want to look at Sheryl."

Charlotte did not find Sheryl adorable. Instead, she felt annoyed. And she didn't know what was wrong with herself either. She actually felt like scolding Sheryl. Charlotte took a deep breath and pushed the little girl away. Then, she got up, went into the bedroom, and locked the door. Sheryl stood in the living room, baffled. On the verge of tears, she knocked on the study's door.

Shane opened the door. When he saw Sheryl's upset face, he immediately held her up in his arms and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Daddy, I think mommy doesn't love me anymore." Sheryl suddenly burst into tears.

"She's in a bad mood recently. Let's leave her alone for a little while. When her mood goes back to normal, we'll get even with her." Shane caressed the little girl's head and said, "Where does Sheryl want to go? I'll take you there."

"Sheryl doesn't want to go anywhere. I just want to stay at home." Sheryl lowered her head.

Little liar.

She was clearly worried about Charlotte.

Shane didn't expose her. He put her down, pulled out a book from the bookshelf, and handed it to her. "You can read for

knob of the bedroom door. When he realized that he

seemed to be looking at a bird, the clouds, or the

Shane sat

"Don't talk to me."

want to go

she have to visit a doctor when there was absolutely nothing wrong

your daughter. Think about how much you've sacrificed to her. How can you bear to leave her alone and let

she wanted to speak, she

After a while.

and anger, "Isn't it

convinced himself not to be harsh on her. "You've been in a very bad mood lately. Go to the hospital and do

"More or less."

Charlotte was choked with

so angry that her lips turned pale. Suddenly, she

took her to the bed and

she saw what was happening, her mouth fell agape, and she said, "Daddy, what are you

"Call the ambulance."

The ambulance...

down her cheeks. But she didn't dare to slow down, so she quickly called the ambulance.

the wall with a pale face, watching as doctors and

her vital signs. It should only be a shock." The doctor handed the basic report to Shane. "Take a look at this first. If there's no problem, well take her to the hospital for first

in the mood to read the report

but it's best for the child

Shane nodded.

to look after

sofa with a devastating look. His face sank, and he went over to hug the

pressing on her chest, but she still didn't wake up. I only felt pain when I looked at her, and she still didn't wake up. Will she never

have to trust the

"I..."

Sheryl felt even sadder.

doctors, but what