The Cherished Wife

"Oh?" Henry raised an eyebrow and glanced at Charles, who nodded. He was clearly satisfied with Noelle's words. "It's true, Uncle Henry."

"In that case, I have nothing more to say," Henry agreed. "I know you're prudent in your actions. Since you chose not to inform us earlier, I assume you had your reasons. I won't press further. But as for your parents and your grandfather..." "I will tell them when the time is right. For now, I'd ask to keep this confidential, uncle," Charles responded, his expression turning serious.

It was rare for Henry to see Charles take something so seriously. After a moment of silence, he nodded. "This is ultimately your decision, but I still think you should inform your father.

"Dealing with your parents will be rather tricky, especially with Janet in the picture. How do you plan to handle that?"

Henry glanced at Noelle, noting that she did not seem fazed, which suggested she was already aware of Janet.

both grown-ups with your own thoughts and the ability to handle your affairs. However, Janet is connected

I have it under control," Charles assured, pausing briefly. "Since Uncle Henry and Aunt Nancy are already here, why not stay for a couple of days? The air is good, and there won't be anyone annoying around to disturb you." Henry smirked. "You rascal!" He stood up and said, "Come

Henry up to the study on the second floor, while Noelle remained downstairs with Nancy,

that Nancy had been cooped up at the Hoffmans for too long, and she was delighted to speak with Noelle. She was asking

of Noelle's family, Nancy

ease with Charlie being with you," Nancy said, patting Noelle's hand. "But you can't keep your marriage a secret forever. You'll need to find the right moment to

is the best time," Noelle admitted. "But we know this can't be avoided forever. We aren't

a bright girl-not overly burdened by heavy thoughts, but very thoughtful."