My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

If that was not the situation, the kids could only wonder why Stanley would bring Tia home last night “Don’t overthink it! I swear! Nothing happened yesterday,” Tia insisted.

The more they explained, the more complicated the situation became, and at this rate, the kids were proving to be quite a handful.

“Tia, I think you should keep your distance from Uncle Stanley. Why don’t you try to make friends with the people Aunt June introduced?” Nolan advised.

He had no choice but to say what he said because he did not want the people he cared about to get hurt.

“Actually, we really hoped that you would give Uncle Stanley a chance. We’ve even helped him in secret many times, but sadly. Ugh! Sadly, things just aren’t working out,” Lana sighed, her speech and mannerism mirroring that of an adult.

They had initially thought that Stanley and Tia would be a good match.

Unfortunately, fate had other plans, and there was nothing they could do to force it.

Tia’s lips twitched. She was in complete disbelief of what the kids were thinking about these days.

“I’ll warn Uncle Stanley tonight. His behavior will only hurt you and Cherry,”

his head, looking distressed

words. They

Tia,” Lana was about to continue, but was stopped when Tia

and Stanley

didn’t want to join the others in the karaoke. That was why we came home earlier

that this was her last ditch effort to clarify her situation to the

the easier it would be

eager

some sleep. I got a headache from the alcohol, so I didn’t manage

and Lana breathed their

last, they had gotten

on with their imagination, there would be

kindergarten, she loosened up. She gently patted her cheeks, frustrated at how difficult it would be for her to interact with Stanley in the future. She did not know how to face him, and even the kids could already tell. On top of that, she was sure that other people had also

had just reached

as she stepped into her office, Lulu approached her with