Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

"Grandpa, how dare I do something illegal? Besides, how did you know I caught Lillian?"

After Nicole finished speaking, she suddenly realized that Alison was Edwin's bodyguard.

Alright, she couldn't hide it from him. She was in a difficult situation.

According to Edwin's words, he wanted her to hand Lillian over to the police, but the police might not be able to get any information from Lillian. Moreover, there were uncertainties. If she ran away, it would be difficult to catch her again in the future.

If she didn't hand her over to the police, Edwin wouldn't agree.

It was really difficult for her.

"Grandpa, can you stop worrying about these things? By the way, you haven't told me what happened to that pair of tiger-toed shoes that Grandmother left behind. Do they belong to my mother?"

Nicole hurriedly changed the topic.

Edwin was shocked suddenly.

"Why are you asking about this?"

"I'm curious. The little box is in my bedroom. No, it's in my mother's bedroom. Who else could it be if it wasn't my mother's? But if it was my mother's, why did grandmother lock it up? Besides, what is grandmother like? I rarely hear her from you."

Nicole asked several questions.

Edwin pulled a wry face.

"You've asked so many questions. Which one should I answer first?"

"Answer whichever you want."

Ashley handed the peeled apple to Edwin.

Edwin felt pleased. He felt that this apple was the sweetest among all the apples he had tasted in his life.

"You little clever girl, Zoe is really like you."

"After all, that's my daughter."

Nicole was proud.

Edwin sighed, lost in thought.

tiger-toed shoes aren't your

"Whose is that?"

"Your aunt."

"What?"

Nicole was shocked.

an aunt? She's Tim's

the coffee table, and

twins. When she gave birth to your aunt, the terrorists found them and kidnapped the child to threaten me to release their leader. I was really in a dilemma. I am a father, and that is my first child. I don't want her to be harmed at all, but I am also a soldier. I cannot harm the national interest for the sake of my own children. While I was hesitating, the

Edwin was close to

young, like a kitten, and before I could look at her, a mist of blood filled my eyes. Your grandmother fainted. Our snipers killed the terrorist in time. The paramedics began to carry out the rescue. Your grandmother gave birth to your mother fifteen minutes later,

the child if she could make it through the night. I sat right in front of her. She couldn't cry or laugh. Even her breathing was weak. She was small

in sorrow, trying his best to

this matter still stuck in his throat, almost suffocating

gently. She comforted him

I broke down. The child she had risked her life to give birth to was lost by me. My eldest daughter was not killed by the terrorists, but she was lost by me. I don't know if she's alive and where she is. At that time, your grandmother seemed to have gone crazy. As long as she felt better, she went out to find her eldest daughter. However, this child seemed to have disappeared from the world. There was no trace of her. We even searched all the dead babies in the hospital, but there was still no news of her. A year passed like this. On Audrey's birthday, your grandmother

every time he came

time, he was still young and felt that his wife was unforgiving since she always wore a long face, which made him more and more reluctant to go

his wife was pregnant again, he realized that he had

back to this past, Edwin felt that his heart was about to

to hear such a thing

looked

don't have a clue! Back then, the conditions were limited, without any surveillance cameras or something like that. We don't even know who took the baby. At that time, it was unknown if she could survive. I pulled many strings, but I didn't get any news. I think your grandmother was also in despair in the end, so she stopped talking

to have aged

able to withstand it, but now

could only pour a

so she knew how painful it was for a woman to give birth to

killed by the terrorists, but was lost in the hospital.

grandmother might hate her

and could not complain. She could only hope to find her child. However, the disappointment that day after day had finally turned into despair. Perhaps, she was

suddenly felt a little sympathetic to

know what she looked like. At

a picture of

things including photos about her, even half of our wedding photos. She was determined when she left me. She probably didn't want to have anything

the past, he always felt that his wife had wronged him, but now when he thought about it, he was sorry to

somewhat disappointed, but she

of fate, and could not be

and Edwin