The Bound Between Us

Chapter 194

Herman and Pattie were often seen together and are frequently mistaken for father and daughter because they had similar smiles.

Herman chuckled. “Pattie’s been eating well at school. She’s got a bit of fat on her cheeks now, and she looks so adorable when she smiles. She’s gonna be a real looker when she grows up.”

Anastasia, propped up on one elbow, watched the video with anticipation and said, “Such a sweet and adorable girl. Herman, we should have a daughter too someday.”

“…Okay.” Seeing the joy in Anastasia’s face, Herman felt a pang of sadness. He could foresee the disappointment that was to come. Anastasia regretfully said, “Leo won’t let us adopt Pattie. Otherwise, she could live with us. I really love that kid.”

But for now, Anastasia was relatively satisfied. At least Pattie was going to school, and Penny couldn’t treat her as badly as before. “Do you need a break?” Herman gently brushed some stray hairs from her forehead and said, “Take some medicine, rest for a bit. It’ll help you recover.”

Anastasia indeed felt a little worn out. “I’ll have a rest.”

She handed him back his phone, took the medicine and laid down beside him. Her arms wrapped around his waist. Perhaps due to the medication, Anastasia quickly fell asleep.

same position, gently patting Anastasia’s shoulder. Her waking up

dark. Her life was now all topsy-turvy, with nothing to do but sleep. When she woke up,

Salma asked with a smile, “Did I

Anastasia asked,

in the hospital for a

was both real and unreal. She looked at Salma and said, “Mom, when I was in the operation room, I think I dreamed

do you want to have a child with Herman? That’s great. -Just wait-till-you’ve fully recovered and discharged from the hospital, then

be

couldn’t forget was the baby’s cry and the unbearable pain in her heart. She couldn’t distinguish between the dream

they were chatting, Gianna and Cynthia came to visit Anastasia

up and said, “Gianna,

sit up. You need to rest.” Cynthia immediately said.

“Anastasia, are

optimistically. “I’m lucky to