Beyond the Divorce

I also firmly believe that Ryan was truly valuable to me. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to have his own accomplishments overseas.

His mother was a great mother-in-law too. She pulled Joyce over and remarked, "Joyce is the best. She's reasonable and understanding, unlike those materialistic women. She's not only excellent at work, but also very virtuous." "Exactly!" I quickly agreed.

In this regard, Joyce was truly exemplary. After all, although she was of Etrian descent, she had grown up abroad, and she had a different mindset from other girls in Zydan.

I was very grateful that Ryan had met Joyce.

Time passed quickly, and if Carol hadn't reminded me to go see the little one, I would have forgotten.

After buying some snacks and toys for the kids, I knocked on the Reese family's door again.

To my surprise, Charlie was running around the house. When I walked in, he froze on the spot, staring at me blankly.

Then, he abruptly dropped the toy in his hand and staggered toward me.

He called me mommy as he approached.

Honestly, I was deeply moved at that moment. The little guy had always thought of me as his mother.

he jumped into my embrace.

her. I understood she was worried for me because holding a child while being

nodding and smiling

new toys she had bought to entice him, luring him away from

invited

tightly while I sat on the sofa and chatted with

the Reese family, "I really didn't expect him to still recognize me after we hadn't seen each

does! He calls out 'Mommy!' from time to time. It seemed like he missed you," Georgina said. "But he isn't lucky enough to

watched the little one's affectionate

and couldn't

better if he had been born into

also secretly rejoiced. If he had stayed with his

family took care of him very well now, and he looked cherished and

kept urging him to perform the cute fittle tricks he'd learned for me, and he performed them really

me.

so genuine and touching