The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 900

"And what about me?" Noelle asked with a playful, sad expression. "Brandon, do you only want your mommy and Mr. Lennon and not me?"

"Aunt Noelle, don't be sad! I like you too!" Brandon quickly ran over and gently took Noelle's hand, his small hand grasping hers as if he were comforting her. "I like Aunt Noelle the most! Aunt Noelle, come with us!" "Such a sweet boy!" Noelle could not help but be charmed by him, and she lightly pinched Brandon's cheek. "Alright, let's go together!" She held his hand and started walking while Tania anxiously followed them. Peter reached out and grabbed Tania's hand, making her freeze.

She quickly pulled her hand away and glared at Peter with cold, hard eyes. "Mr. Lennon, please behave yourself."

Peter raised an eyebrow. "I am behaving. Not grabbing you fully is already me showing you a lot of restraint, Tania."

"I should really thank you, huh?" Tania's eyes twitched with irritation, her voice filled with gritted anger.

"Mr. Lennon, your shamelessness truly knows no bounds!"

"Tania, we're no different from each other."

Tania snapped, turning on her heel and walking away, leaving Peter standing there. He narrowed his eyes as he watched

her hand earlier, the feeling of having something precious return to his arms settled the restless energy

knew Tania was not like anyone else. If he pushed her too far, she would run away again

more time alone. While walking with Brandon, she smiled and asked, "Brandon, do you

him?" Noelle teased,

mean

face innocent and pure. "Papa is very good to me. He goes to work every day to make money for

like your papa?" Noelle knelt down, taking out a handkerchief to wipe

by himself. Mommy says I'm a big boy now. Boys shouldn't always be carried by girls." Brandon's cheeks turned pink with embarrassment. "Aunt Noelle, am I a good

you too, Aunt

walking behind Tania, maintaining a one-feet distance. When she sped up, he did too. When she slowed down,

took felt like agony. The short walk from the hospital ward to the outside felt like an eternity to