The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 936

When Tania was with Peter before, Zara had treated her as though she were her own daughter. Tania had grown up without a mother's love. Even after returning to the Hoffmans, her relationship with Nancy never truly felt like that of a mother and daughter. By then, she was already an adult and married to Peter, which made it even harder for her to feel close to Nancy.

However, it had been different with Zara. Zara had stayed at Five Elements Residence to care for Peter through all the years he was cast out by the Lennons. She gave up everything to be by his side, treating him as her own son.

As Peter's wife, Tania received the same warmth from Zara, who spared no effort in fulfilling any request Tania made.

"Oh, Ms. Tania, I've missed you too!" Zara said, her voice thick with emotion. Tania had been gone for three years, and in that time, Peter had been noticeably dispirited.

Most people could not see it, assuming Peter was strong and unbreakable. However, as the person who had been with him the longest, Zara could easily see his sadness.

"Ms. Tania, now that you're back, why not come visit me? I'm getting on in years, and I don't have much time left. All I hope for now is to see you, and to see Mr. Peter happy. That would make me very content."

Tania hesitated, glancing instinctively toward Peter. He was focused on driving, seemingly unaware of her conversation with Zara.

something come between you and Mr. Peter? But I can tell you that he loves you. He hasn't gone

the guest room you used to stay in remains as it was. Ms. Tania, now that

Peter immediately pulled over,

froze. "No, it's

frowned, looking her over. "Your voice sounded off just now. If you're not

worried, she replied hastily,

her for

hand, he said, "Zara, Tania is

today!"

delight, his expression reflecting it clearly. Zara, who overheard, was quick to respond, "Oh, wonderful! Mr. Peter, bring Ms. Tania over right now it's already

that, Zara hung up. Peter turned to Tania, his expression complicated.

Tania, who was feeling

self-conscious, brushed her hair

feigning indifference. "Don't get the wrong idea. I just don't