Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Shane thought that the answer was pretty obvious. How could he not love her? What reason did he have not to love her? Of course he loved her.

Just like loving Sheryl, that was already a part of his life, a part that he could never discard.

"Yes," he answered without hesitation.

"All right."

Honestly, Shane didn't quite understand what Charlotte meant by that. But he could clearly hear her stomach rumbling. Since destiny didn't allow him to probe deeper, he simply decided to take her out for dinner.

A feeling of romance seemed to roam the streets of the foreign country.

It was late at night and the bright moon hung high in the sky. Coconut trees lined the streets.

"I've been thinking about whether these coconuts would suddenly fall from the tree and smash into my head," Charlotte suddenly said with a chuckle. "I've been worrying about that every day since I first arrived in this country. I probably worried about it for nothing. Even when I looked it up, I couldn't find any news reporting that someone has been hit on the head by coconuts."

"In many countries, a lot of coconut trees don't bear coconuts," Shane said.

"Really? I've never paid attention to that, but that should be right. Maybe there are no coconuts on the trees or that they wrapped them up with plastic bags. That way, they won't have to worry about coconuts falling on anyone."

"That's basically the case."

"As expected from the businessman. Your point of view is always one of a kind."

"Aren't you a businesswoman too?"

"I'm just following your orders. There's actually a really big gap between me and you."

Shane shook his head with a smile. He took over all her factories. In just a few months, he could see that she had her own style in doing business. If she were to follow his orders completely, she would have been disqualified. Her way of doing things was obviously different from his. But, he didn't expect that she would have her own unique style.

Perhaps, staying by his side had actually limited her future.

But perhaps, without him, she would not have become so outstanding.

"I don't know what to eat. How about that?" Charlotte pointed at a restaurant.

"Sure."

Shane brought her in.

While they were eating, they heard someone talking about something related to an attack at the next table.

Only then did Charlotte remember. "I almost forgot that this country is still a warring country. It's not very suitable to stay for too long. Why don't we go home earlier?"

best if you're willing

these two days," Charlotte said and

After a while.

up her mind all of a sudden, so she asked Shane, "Which flight do you think is better?" Shane glanced at her and said, "7 hours later

"That's fine too."

time was quite near, so the two quickly ate their meal and

hotel.

woke up, Shane had already finished packing their luggage and changed

splitting headache. "Aren't you sleepy?

used to it," he said. "It always happens

enviable and

of symptoms. They either didn't sleep then

was why people nowadays tended to stay

of them were ready to

half an hour before

couldn't fall asleep leaning on Shane's shoulder because it was too noisy. "I really didn't expect that you'll be the one to take me home in the end." "What were you

actually wanted to travel to a few other countries, visit all the countries around the world, and then go

think you've already expected that I would be the

"I have not."

were already prepared when you were no

me

on her ear. "As

This man!

be happy too early. You still need to go through

know that you and I can't live

anxiety for being around you, then

Those words.

Shane was struck speechless.

had indeed traveled to so many places because of her. And it

plane was about to land, a riot had erupted at the airport

some black-robed armed men broke in, Shane immediately took Charlotte outside, but there were too many of them. Not

but Shane was bleeding profusely because he took

now?" Charlotte asked the

your phone?" Shane leaned against

"Yes."

"Find a country."

A country?

found Rick and

if the government could send people over,