Perfect Stranger

Bran was more mature than other kids. What he was thinking was always amusing and annoying for adults.

As soon as his words came out, both Louisa and Susie could not help laughing out loud, looking at him helplessly.

He was only a six-year-old boy now, but he was already thinking about such a long-term thing. They really felt helpless. Sometimes they really wanted to know what was on Bran's mind.

"Okay, I promise you that I will never kiss you again, okay?" Again, Susie fondly stroked Bran's head and promised with a smile.

Bran pushed Susie's hand away and curled his lips. He didn't know what they were thinking. They either kissed him or touched his head. Fortunately, Susie agreed to his request, which satisfied him a lot.

"That's better!" After making a fuss, Bran said in satisfaction. At this moment, his action and expression did not look like a child at all.

The two adults on the bed smiled again helplessly. Susie looked down at Bran and said softly, "Bran, can you watch TV alone for a while? I have something to tell your mother."

Thinking of what she was going to say to Louisa in the next, Susie tried to distract Bran.

Bran nodded gently. He was a sensible boy. He knew what they were going to say, so he watched TV obediently.

Looking at the earnest expression on Susie's face, Louisa became serious. Louisa seemed to have guessed what Susie was going to say, but Louisa was still a little hesitant.

After Bran left, Susie sat by the side of Louisa and asked seriously: "does Bran know that you are going to divorce Bruce?"

Susie took a look at Bran, who was watching TV attentively, and said with concern. Although Louisa was Bran's mother, Bran had only told Susie a lot of things. Bran had always avoided talking about his father in front of Louisa before because he was afraid that she would feel sad, but he had been eager to know how much a father would love him, only Susie knew.

After hearing the inquiry of Susie, Louisa nodded in an almost invisible way, with a surge of remorse in her heart again. If it hadn't happened, Louisa might never know what was in Bran's mind, and never know how important his father was to him.

Louisa's answer didn't bring Susie much surprise. Looking at Louisa's reply, she sighed helplessly, "it seems that paper can't wrap fire. Now you should know how important Bruce is to Bran. Even for the sake of your child, do you still have the heart to divorce him? Do you have the heart to let Bran go back to the days of inferiority?"

Susie couldn't help but to persuade her again. Although Bran was not her biological son, she loved him as much as Louisa did. Therefore, Susie didn't want Bran's little heart to be hurt

would be hurt for everyone if she and Bruce could not be together, including for Bran. Louisa was afraid that if they continued to live together for a

Bruce. If we could be together reluctantly, wouldn't it hurt Bran? I really don't know what to do

what Bruce's thought. Then as long as they talked with each other,

Susie told Louisa she

believe it in her heart. "How do you know that? It

own eyes several times, Louisa didn't believe what Susie said

their relationship. She was depressed just because of such a small setback. If there were more

You don't believe me?" Seeing that Louisa didn't believe her, Susie was a little anxious.

know how to respond, Louisa began to believe what Susie said. Louisa felt a lot better. But if she didn't have any

head. Seeing that Louisa was lost in

figure out what is going on and find out

idea, so she nodded in agreement. She

these days, but Bruce went to work on time every day, without any delay.

Michelle called him several times but he did not answer the phone, because he was

thought that it was okay not to answer the phone, but unexpectedly, Michelle went to the door and he soon heard the

door was opened forcibly. An angry woman walked in. Michelle

looked up at Michelle who had already entered the door. His eyes flashed a trace of impatience, and then he

but come to himself. After a short while, he lowered his head and said in fear, "Mr. Bruce, I had tried my best to stop the lady

person Bruce was. It was his dereliction of duty that led to this. If

at his assistant, and there was an unpleasant look in his eyes. But this time it was

insisted on breaking in, and there was no one could stop her. Now the wisest way was to let

assistant was surprised that Bruce had shown him a big favor this time. When he realized what had happened, he felt

Michelle's face looked better.