Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

Chapter 842 Home Is Where Love Is

"Where's my mother?"

Nicole was so worried that she let go of Samuel and ran back towards home.

"Nicole, be careful."

Samuel watched her with concern, following her back home.

She couldn't find Audrey anywhere at home and burst into tears.

"My mother doesn't want me anymore. She doesn't want to see me. I know it. She wouldn't have showed up here if grandpa hadn't called her and asked her to do so. She was a soldier and diplomat. It was her duty to come and see me. In fact, she wasn't waiting for me. She was waiting for Martha. Now that Martha has turned herself in, mom disappears again. How can she do this to me? "

Nicole felt so hurt and kept crying.

Samuel couldn't bear seeing her crying like this.

"It's not like that. Maybe she has something else to do and has to leave first. Don't over think about it."

"It is like that. Grandpa said that she wanted to be somewhere that no one knew her, and spent the rest of her life there alone. She has never seen me as her daughter!"

Nicole was acting like a child.

Samuel didn't know what to say or do to make her feel better.

As Nicole cried helplessly, Audrey's voice came from behind her.

"What happened? Samuel, what did you do to her?"

Samuel smiled and didn't know what to say.

When Nicole heard Audrey's voice, she turned around immediately.

"Mom, you are still here."

"Where else am I supposed to be? I have a few words with the captain. What happened to you?"

"I'm glad that you are still here. I thought you had left me again."

Nicole hugged her.

Audrey paused for a moment and started to realize why she was crying. She smiled and said, "You are a mother too now. How can you still cry like a little girl?"

"That's not the point. As long as I am with you, I am always a little girl, your spoiled little girl."

Nicole hugged her tightly, for fear of her mother leaving again.

Samuel shook his head and said, "Mom, I will leave you and Nicole alone. I need to go out and take a look. Martha is not anybody. I guess Mr. Shaw will come here soon to pick her up."

for a moment and

get involved in these trivial matters. Besides, he is retired. Why

didn't want to see Mr. Shaw. She quickly

are you talking

felt a little

other for so many years. Why don't you just let it go? Grandpa is old and alone. He misses you very much. Your room is tidy. He must

Audrey's eyes were getting

"Don't you hate him?"

"For what?"

Nicole was puzzled.

separated me and

her mother’s hidden

you to keep waiting for him. Perhaps grandpa gave dad good reasons to make up his mind and break up with you. But you can't say that dad didn't have that idea on his mind. He loved you and didn't want you to be worried about him. He

Audrey was convinced.

knew that she talked

be there when grandma died. Grandpa feels that he owes you a lot, and doesn't want you to repeat his life. You are his only daughter,

up and

"Home?"

you live is my harbor. Mom, please come home with us and continue the treatment. Every single day spent with you means much to me.

Audrey found no excuse

was the reason why she didn't want to face

inside. She wanted her child to be

by Nicole, with tears dripping along

I will listen

are

Nicole hugged Audrey happily.

first time that Audrey felt she was bonded

always felt guilty when she was with Nicole. She always felt that Nicole kept distance from her. She thought that Nicole did not like having her around or in her

stay by Nicole's side. Things with Nicole would be fine anyway. After all, she was absent

now, she came to realize that Nicole loved her and

Audrey

father and daughter, witnessing Nicole to give birth to babies watching them

felt that

that she didn't have much time left

had time to make up for her mistakes and played a part

suddenly let go of

was happy to

Morgan knocked on the door and asked, "Is it all

things to the military from here. Why? You can't wait

promised

why Morgan didn't want to see her in

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