The Bound Between Us

Chapter 136

Nelson found a waitress who was a mom and worked at a restaurant because she was experienced in taking care of kids.

The waitress took Pattie to the bathroom for a bath while Herman waited in the room. Pattle was a bit scared of the unfamiliar surroundings, but the warm water made her body comfortable. She liked the bubbles in the tub. They smelled so good.

The waitress gently helped Pattie bathe, and seeing the scars on Pattie’s body, she, as a mother, felt her eyes well up with tears. This child was too pitiful, covered in scars all over But she didn’t pry further.

Pattie sat in the bathtub, poking at the foam with her hand, her nose also covered in foam. She took a sniff. “It smells so good.” It was the first time she knew that taking a bath could be so comfortable, and the water could smell so good.

The waitress laughed and said, “That’s the scent of

shower gel It s gardenia”

Pattie didn’t react, allowing the waitress to could be so soft and smell so good.

her.

the bath, the waitress dried her with a soft towel. Only then did Pattie realize that towels

The waitress dried Pattie’s hair and put her in a beautiful new pink dress. Pattie had never worn such a beautiful dress, and when the waitress led her out, she was a bit dazed.

is bathed, the waitress

her shoulders, her bright eyes and delicate features made her look like a doll. Seeing Pattie in the new dress, Herman felt an inexplicable familiarity

now” Herman waved the waitress

estured to

gentleman in front of her was a

at Pattie and gently asked, “Are you tired?”

her

didn’t you tell me you were here? I heard you brought a little

mid-sentence when he saw Pattie, his eyes darting back and

illegitimate daughter? What if your wife

did look

no relation with this girl. I found her on the

did you become so charitable?” Collin walked over to Pattie, crouched down and took a closer look. Actually. they didn’t look that similar.

taking Pattie to the hospital for a check-up. The child seemed malnourished and needed a check-up

children. They were too troublesome and fragile. But maybe because he got married or because of Pattie’s situation, he began to pay

“Yes,” answered Nelson.

went to get the car and Herman left with Pattie, Collin watched their backs and muttered,