Me Before You

In the past, mother Taylor really liked Isabella Brown. It was the same way she liked Anna now.

Isabella Brown also called them "Mom, dad" all day long. She was very close to them and spent more time with Taylor’s family than Daniel Taylor. But now, in order to get rid of the relationship with Daniel Taylor, she changed her mind and just called them uncle and aunt.

Olivia Taylor sat aside silently and looked at Isabella Brown, who seemed afraid of getting involved with Daniel Taylor, and she felt very angry.

Anna followed Jack Smith and Daniel Taylor and entered the restaurant.

She was shocked to see Emily Woodley and Isabella Brown. No wonder before coming here, sir dressed her up like this. Is it because of them?

"Dad, mom." Jack Smith pushed Daniel Taylor’s wheelchair to the table. Anna also followed him. After greeting everyone she sat down.

Emily Woodley couldn’t stop herself from staring at Anna. When she saw Anna in the swimming pool before, she didn’t pay attention to her. But now, this Anna seemed really different as if there were two different people.

was customized. This decent and slight dress up made her look elegant and she

extremely graceful with elegant finishing. At first sight it can be seen that it must

It was hard for Emily Woodley to believe that Daniel Taylor

was good that she dressed so well. This Isabella Brown should know that

Otherwise, she will be more self-obsessed!

softly. "Anna, on behalf of Emily Woodley I want to apologize for this afternoon. She is frank and outspoken, but she has no malice. Don’t take

Olivia Taylor also knew about this matter that Emily Woodley laughed

anger. On the contrary, when Isabella Brown apologized, Olivia became even

haven’t come to our house for a long time, but

Daniel Taylor was two years older than Emily Woodley. Emily Woodley usually called him brother, so she should call

Emily Woodley was stunned for a moment. Unexpectedly, not only Daniel Taylor loved Anna even Olivia Taylor also

that when they got married, they didn’t