The Bound Between Us

Chapter 97

At first, Anastasia just thought she had packed on a few pounds. After all, it was winter and she was wearing bulky clothes, so nobody noticed a thing

By the time she realized, the kid had been hanging out in her belly for four months, fully formed and all

Anastasia had to drop out of school. As for the baby, her mom wanted to take her to get an abortion, but when she felt the baby move on the operating table, she changed her mind.

A mystery baby put a ton of stress on Anastasia and ruined her life.

It was a girl, a really pretty girl. Monica saw her once outside the delivery room.

After the baby was born, Salma decided to drop her off at an orphanage.

Salma was a single mom. She didn’t want her daughter, Anastasia, to end up like her.

Anastasia also had postpartum depression. It was so bad that she didnt even recognize Salma and Monica.

During the year Anastasia was recovering, Salma and Monica took turns looking after her, pouring their hearts into it.

Luckily, after a year of treatment, Anastasia got back on her feet. But she couldn’t remember a thing about the baby or the guy.

felt like she had woken up from a nightmare, and everything was back to normal.

to spin a yarn about Anastasias past to protect

her mom and Monica didn’t bring it up, just hoping time would fly by and

him. That guy was no good. He just wants to

to me.

there to chat with made Anastasia

because she didn’t bleed didnt mean she wasn’t a virgin. All she needed to do was

to be at work? It’s

no idea that Herman had punched Blake the night before.

“Anastasia steeled herself as she thought of the unresolved

the company first. This was her

away from her problems. She would bear the responsibilities that fell

or Herman take

would go to the company first, give them an explanation, then go visit Blake in

mask at the time. As long as she kept quiet, nobody would recognize

fault, but with her and Herman’s humble backgrounds, sometimes she had to swallow her pride just to

Herman, Anastasia didn’t care