Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Chapter 256 Relieving Her Feelings

Charlotte’s sobs suddenly hitched, and before she knew it, she was hiccupping uncontrollably. Her face flushed bright red with embarrassment as she clung to Ava, not letting go.

Even though they hadn’t seen each other in five years, the moment their arms met, the old, familiar warmth swept over her. Ava smelled like sun–dried warmth, mixed with the faint scent of hospital disinfectant.

Charlotte missed this so much.

Standing quietly to the side, Pete watched the scene unfold. He could tell that Charlotte’s tears weren’t just from missing Ava. Her sobs were full of frustration, regret, and years of repressed emotion finally breaking free.

He handed her a tissue.

“Thanks,” Charlotte murmured, her voice muffled.

Ava’s gaze softened as she looked at Charlotte’s swollen, tear–streaked face. Sighing, she said, “You little brat, is it only when something happens to me that you show up? Do I even still matter to you?”

Charlotte immediately shook her head. “No, Grandma, it’s not like that. I’m sorry.”

Though she scolded her, Ava’s smile betrayed her true feelings. She gently wiped the tears from Charlotte’s face and said,

Chapfer 256 Relieving Her Feelings Why didn’t you bring him to see me?”

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in both of hers. “I can’t bring him. What if you don’t like me anymore when you meet him?”

“What kind of silly talk is that? Are you jealous of your

into Ava’s arms, her voice muffled as

in her tone, as if she’d finally found a safe place where she could throw caution to the wind, act spoiled, and just let herself be

slap on the back. “You’re married now, and you’re still acting like

trying to compose herself.

smiled, “It’s getting better. I found a flower I like. The scent from its pollen would make great

from your fall, and you’re already thinking of going back up

It’s just a broken leg, not the

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with affection. “You look exhausted. Go get some rest. Come back tomorrow

tonight. I want to be with you.”

let her stay.

soft sigh, Ava gave in. “Alright, stay if

head out. If you need anything, just

the road,”