The Bound Between Us

Chapter 417

If it was true, then this baby certainly couldn’t stay.

Grannie Anita watched Anastasia with affection-filled eyes, especially when her gaze fell on Anastasia’s baby bump. Her acting was so convincing that she deserved an Oscar for

Anastasia glanced at Herman, her eyes questioning his intentions. Despite being married into the Salstrom family for quite some time, she hadn’t really spent a night well in the Salstrom house.

Sensing Grannie Anita’s desire for Anastasia to stay, Herman nodded in agreement. “Alright, Anastasia and I will stay the night.”

On hearing this, Grannie Anita, overjoyed, instructed the housekeeper to prepare the room. Flynn chimed in, “Herman, Ana, Grannie hasn’t been this happy in a long time. Why don’t you just move back in? The house will be livelier.”

Herman diverted the topic. “When are you bringing a girlfriend home, Flynn? The house will be even more vibrant then.”

Flynn laughed, “Why are you dragging me into this? I’m not as lucky as you, bro, to have found a wonderful wife like Anastasia. I’m going to bed before I become a third wheel.”

left, Grannie Anita, wearing a warm smile, advised Anastasia, “Pregnant ladies should walk a bit after meals. It helps with the delivery. Stand up and take a stroll.” All of Grannie Anita’s words were centered around Anastasia and her

Anita responded. “Stay active, and

to Grannie Anita’s sudden affectionate attitude. It was unsettling to see Grannie Anita’s smiling face when Anastasia remembered how she usually

let it show, thinking she was

on the second floor. The room light was on, and the sound of Feiman talking to

worry about it. The more they argue,

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“Who would wish

If she doesn’t vent

hurdle for anyone to overcome. In a marriage that she thought was loving and honest, she found out that she’s

anything more, refraining from commenting.

stroll in the yard, Anastasia and Herman

before bed. As Herman was helping her with this, Grannie Anita spotted them from the hallway. The

to Herman’s care, was glowing with happiness. The happier Anastasia looked,