Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!
Chapter 955
Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 955
Suzie bit her lips and could not help but cry.
Lucas looked at her, and his cold face revealed a rare softness. “What’s wrong? You can’t bear to let Mommy go? Don’t worry, Mommy will still love us a s much as before.”
“Don’t lie to me. Mommy and Uncle Wesley will definitely make younger siblings for us in the future. Mommy won’t love us as much then.”
Although Uncle Wesley was very good to her, he was not her real Daddy.
It was all scummy dad’s fault. Why was he so stupid? She already hinted at him, but he still had not come.
Forget it, Mommy was already married. She had to accept the reality.
I’ll dote on you.”
After the ceremony, the reporter posted those beautiful wedding photos online.
hand, till death do us part. I’ve been waiting for you since the first day I met you. 12S7 days. I’m glad I didn’t give
a private person in the
don’t share at all or you share
galaxy in
a business leader who’s handsome and rich and low-key. Men like him are hard to
released photos of the bride earlier. Wesley Lyon’s
Jones? Is it the same one I’m
her, Shaun Hill’s ex-wife and
end up with Catherine? They even got married in a flash.
winner in life. Shaun Hill is still stupidly waiting
beautiful and talented. Who wouldn’t want to marry her? She deserves to be
never heard of him having a girlfriend. So it’s because he’s been waiting for someone that’s been residing in his heart. Good men
see that Wesley has always been silently waiting for
even posted on Facebook that
corner and crying right now. It’s his fault for not knowing how to
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