The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 934

"Love? Mr. Lennon, please don't joke with me. The only reason I got together with you was because Brandon needed a father, a complete family. There was never any real possibility for us!" Tania stated coldly. "You saw it just now. Your father can't stand the sight of me. I practically send him into a fit every time he sees me. For his health, it's best if we end this relationship."

With that, Tania shook off Peter's hand and strode out of the Lennon residence.

Peter cast a cool glance at Jack and smirked. "Welcome back, Uncle Jack. Lennon Group is yours, and no one will take it from you."

After delivering his message, Peter followed Tania out. Jack clenched his fists, his gaze dark and intense, brimming with fury as he stood away from the other Lennon family members.

"Uncle Jack, Peter and Tania must be lying, right? You never married Tania, did you?" Ari asked, clinging to Jack's arm.

Jack, however, shook her off in disgust. "You don't believe them, but do you doubt my words too? Tania is my wife, and no one can change that."

"Uncle Jack, you..." Ari stumbled back, her face paling. "I don't believe it, I—"

"Ari, enough!" Caleb interrupted sternly, noting both Ari's outburst and the fury in Jamie's expression. "Show some respect. Is that any way to speak to your uncle?"

"I..."

...

let out a long breath, glancing up at the overcast

them. "Mommy, Mommy, Daddy carried me the whole time!" Tania's mouth twitched. For a moment, she wondered if she had raised

carried him for ten long months, suffering immensely throughout the pregnancy and delivery while Peter was enjoying his life somewhere.

meant

was undeniable. Even

"Get in the car. It's getting late, and Brandon's

yes, my tummy is so hungry!" Brandon pouted and patted his round little belly, giving Tania

foodie. I'll take you to eat

his hands, then reached

felt relieved. At least her son remembered she was his real mother. However, her joy was short-lived when

speechless, but

Tania remained tongue-tied. A