Marrying the Man in the Dark

Her voice resonated too much like his mother’s. The gentleness in her eyes and voice echoed that of his mother, with the only difference being that his mother had passed away two years ago.

“How’s the weather outside?” The woman smiled at him, offering a small fruit, her hand marked with scars. “It’s been a long time since someone came to see me.”

Over time, Zachary developed a friendship with her and would occasionally visit the basement.

One day, while returning home with the small fruit she had given him, he bumped into his uncle, who was then the head of the Miles Family.

His uncle glanced at the item in Zachary’s hand. “Where did you get that?”

“Mrs. Bunny in the basement gave it to me!”

He stared innocently at his uncle, vividly remembering the expression on his face that day-a mix of shock and disbelief.

After that, the basement bunny no longer lived in the basement. Zachary’s uncle married the woman. He started calling her Aunt Charisa, and his sister Kareen followed suit.

relationship between Aunt Charisa and his uncle eventually became impossible.

took over as the head of the Miles Family.

aloof, she remained in his eyes the Mrs. Bunny who had given him

of the girl in front of him

dark, crystal-clear eyes locked on Zachary. “What’s on your

man jolted back, clearing his throat. “What

if my mom and your uncle

his head. “They were the least affectionate

tugged. “The least… least affectionate couple…” she mumbled.

ruffle Cherise’s hair. “Little bunny, cherish the time when

time… Zachary

yelled, “But you just

me truthfully what’s really…”

a woman’s voice from the doorway interrupted, “I’ve just got my daughter back, and I’m doing just fine.”

Let’s have your kids and your mom join us,” Charisa said to Elvis