Substitute Bride and Her Husband Who Disappeared

Chapter 66: Don't Cry, I'm Here

Nancy stepped out from the villa. The previously sunny day suddenly turned gloomy. She walked step by step towards the main road. Her heart was bleeding in pain.

Whether it was Lily's threat today to make her promise to help Vivian act, or Lily's final questioning about her and Charlie, every word felt like a needle, piercing fiercely into her heart. Truly, the maternal love easily acquired by others was a luxury she could only dream of. It was something she never had.

But she was a child too. Like other children, she yearned for her mother's love and care...

Suddenly, a few flashes of lightning appeared in the sky, followed by the rumbling of thunder. Nancy seemed oblivious, continuing to walk mechanically on the road.

The next second, a heavy rain poured down. Nancy walked on the sidewalk. The rain wet her entirely as it flowed down her hair.

There weren't many people on the road, only the occasional cars racing by.

With open eyes, Nancy trudged along. She let the rain wash over her, like a walking dead without any emotions.

rushed out of his house, dialing Nancy's phone non-stop. But her phone was switched off. He just couldn't

tried messaging her, but

thinking about what he would do if he didn't see Nancy, and if

much Nancy meant to him, and how

his world completely after

said through his teeth, "Nancy no matter where you're hiding, I'll find you! I'll make you regret everything

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gaze fell on a figure walking on the roadside, standing out in the pouring rain. Even the person was soaked, and even the rain blurred his vision, Charlie recognized her at a

stopped the car. He didn't bother to grab an umbrella and immediately rushed

shouted angrily, "Did you switch with Vivian? Are you planning to

eyes. With the rainwater in between, she recognized the face of the man in front of Ker. All the grievances and sadness in her heart welled up and the tears that she had been holding back could

looked at Charlie and broke into tears,