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

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“What? I…”

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Sophia could hardly believe a small child was talking to her like that, so bossy and commanding.

And to make things worse, this child was none other than Arthur’s son. There was nothing she could do about it.

She forced a stiff smile and said, “I was just joking with your mom.”

“I don’t believe you.” Julius‘ voice rang out, firm and clear. “I heard everything you said, and I also heard you, Mr. Reed.”

The boy was only five, but his serious face carried an unexpected weight, as if he’d grown up far beyond his years. “Whether my mom is good enough for my dad is up to my dad to decide, not you. I’m their son, and even I don’t get to decide if they’re a match. If they’re right for each other, that’s their choice. No one else has the right to judge them.”

Mason was taken aback, his eyes widening in surprise. He turned instinctively to Charlotte, expecting to see a smug or proud expression on her face. But instead, he found her looking at Julius with equal shock.

She clearly hadn’t expected her little son to speak so logically. His words were clear, well–structured, and completely unfazed.

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wave of overwhelming emotion. It felt like the tide crashing over her, and she

bright, the violin music still playing in the background as guests passed by. Yet the air around them

observing Julius, saw a reflection of Arthur in the boy’s

Mason smiled slightly. “You’re right,” he said. “I

to Charlotte. “Ms. Hardwick, I’m sorry. I was out of line

no way around it.

she still wasn’t ready to give up. She shot a sharp look at Charlotte. “Is this how

right now. Why

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me. Are you criticizing

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Sophia stammered, completely taken aback

red with embarrassment. She could only lower her

turned and stormed off, practically wanting to disappear into the ground in humiliation.

“Mr. Reed, your sister likes my dad. Can you talk to her and

of amusement. “Your dad loves your mom?”

face serious. “I’m just an outsider, but I can