The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 937

Zara was thrilled when she learned Tania was coming back and rushed to the kitchen to start preparing a meal, eagerly awaiting her arrival. Peter wore a smile the entire time, making Tania almost wonder if he was under a spell. She knew Peter might be overthinking things. Sometimes, she genuinely wished he would not overanalyze everything. However, perhaps it was better to let things go as they would. If he misunderstood, then so be it. Soon, the car pulled up to Five Elements Residence. Tania got out with Brandon, and after parking the car, Peter joined them. "Let me carry Brandon," he offered.

"No need. Brandon can walk on his own," Tania declined and set Brandon down. "Brandon has grown up now. He's a little man and doesn't need to be carried all the time. Isn't that right, Bran?" Brandon nodded earnestly. "I know that Mommy is tired!"

Tania felt a touch of pride and smiled warmly, but her expression shifted when Brandon added, "But Daddy isn't tired. Daddy says he likes me. Daddy, do you want to carry me?"

With that, Brandon spread his arms and clung to Peter's leg. Peter looked down at the small figure holding onto him, his face softening into a gentle smile.

He reached down to pat Brandon's head. "Alright, I'll carry you!"

from a young age only to be cast out later, Peter hardly

on his strong arm. "Come on, Brandon. Let's go in, and I'll introduce you to a very special person." "Is it your mom,

my mom. She's a very important person. Remember to call her 'Grandma'

have a grandma, so don't worry, Daddy. I'll be very nice to

to touch Peter's strong, chiseled face, instantly softening

him and Brandon with a bright light in

hand. Still lost in her thoughts, Tania did not even

waiting eagerly at the entrance, glancing left and right before finally spotting them. She was overjoyed to see Peter with Tania. They were holding hands, and Peter was even carrying a child. The little one looked almost identical to Peter when he was at

greeted them warmly. "And Ms. Tania, you're back too! And this must be you son. What a