Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

When the old lady heard this, she shook her head and said, "Christopher can't turn back now. The only thing he can do is to fight you to the end. Neither he nor Shane would give up. I may be old but I can still see this clearly." "Grandma, you're not old, don't speak nonsense." "I'm not going to compare myself with Sheryl but even you are callinggrandma. I'm definitely old." The lady grabbed her hand and continued, "I know you're all very filial tobut there are many things you can't change even if you say so. Just take it from an old stubborn woman." Charlotte suddenly didn't know how to reply. She could only remain silent.

Upstairs.

Olive looked around Sheryl's room, she didn't even dare to fumble around. "It's really beautiful here." "If you like it, you can ask your daddy to build you one. Uncle Avery is a very good person," Sheryl replied.

I cant.

"He is responsible for you since he adopted you. You have to let him know if you have any requests.

He would ask you if he has any requests too." "What if he doesn't wantanymore?" Olive didn't think Sheryl would understand how she felt.

Although Sheryl couldn't understand how Olive felt, she also grew up relying on people's charity. She also suffered a lot with her mother. She pursed her lips, "Are you so afraid to be abandoned by someone? The truth is, nobody would want you forever. Even if you were able to accomplish all of their expectations, they might still think you're frightening." Olive was taken aback. All of a sudden, she realized that the girl before her was very different from other kids. Sheryl has her own way of thinking like herself.

"If I told you your mom and dad no longer wanted you, what would you do?" Olive wouldn't have dared to ask other children this question. They would just cry and make a scene the moment they heard this question. Then, she would be scolded. In reality, she didn't have any ill intentions, she genuinely wanted to know the answer.

But those children would just cry. They would think their parents had abandoned them. She really didn't understand their logic.

"I'll go collect rubbish," Sheryl replied with her hands on her hips. "It's not like I've never picked up trash. Besides, my mommy scoldedwhen I did it before. If she doesn't want me, I can pick up rubbish openly." "Is it fun... to pick up trash?" Olive asked with a smirk.

"You don't understand. The feeling of sustaining yourself is very good. Although I have everything now, it's not realistic." Yes, it was not realistic.

Olive lowered her head and added, "But I want to have a home." "When we were born, we grew up in our mother's belly. Therefore, no matter what, we already have a hsince birth. When we die, we'll be placed in a box so it would be our hwhen we die." Sheryl took a lollipop and handed it to Olive as she spoke, "Here, don't be sad. Have a lollipop." A lollipop.

Olive took it and peeled off the wrapping plastic. It tasted good, sweet and sour with a hint of strawberry flavour. "But humans still need a hin this process of life." "What is a home? Is it a house? Or is it that as long as a certain demand is made, it's a home?" Olive didn't know how to respond to Sheryl's question, Olive did not know how to explain it.

Sheryl also peeled off the wrapper and popped the lollipop in her mouth. "My his with my mommy and daddy. But sometimes they are too busy to take care ofso my his also with my granny. They all loveand I also love myself so wherever I am, it's home." 'Wherever I am, it's home,' Olive pondered on this sentence slowly and felt it really stuck with her. She couldn't help but ask, "Why do you know so much?" "It doesn't matter." Sheryl shrugged and answered, "Because I've experienced it." "I thought a child like you wouldn't understand these hardships." "We have to be flexible." "Like a turtle." Sheryl smiled and said, "So turtles carry their homes on their backs." Olive felt that she had lost but she also felt it was nice to be with Sheryl. She envied and liked her at the stime. She felt jealous of her too. She herself didn't understand why she had such conflicted feelings towards Sheryl.

When the two of them went downstairs, they saw that Charlotte was chatting with the old madam on the latest television series.

The two of the kids threw themselves onto them. Charlotte quickly stopped them from coming onto madam. "Don't you know you have to be gentler around great-grandma?" "Well, but I'm always like this," Sheryl defended herself in a low voice.

"Be careful in the future." "Okay." Charlotte played with the two children until one o'clock in the afternoon. She left after because she had swork to do.

Initially, Olive wanted to ask when she could go hand if Charlotte would pick her up. But she thought such a gentle woman like Charlotte wouldn't forget about her here.

About four o'clock in the afternoon.

Avery arrived at the Fuller Residence's old estate. When Sheryl saw him, she immediately pounced on him. "Uncle Avery." "Hey, little fella, you've grown taller." Avery naturally held her in his arms and stroked her hair with a smile. "How's it going? Did you get along well with Olive?" "She's very cute!" "That's good. I was afraid you wouldn't click." "Uncle Avery, can I go to your house in the future? Or maybe you can bring Olive here more often. She's so good at chess." Avery nodded and said, "Of course." Although Sheryl was reluctant to part with Olive, she put on a casual act. She waved goodbye to Avery and Olive, then turned around and went upstairs.

However, Olive stared at her for a long time.

"How was it?" Avery's voice wasn't as soft towards Olive as compared to Sheryl's.

"I'm jealous of her." "She is Shane's daughter, she deserves to be envied."

"No, even if she is not Shane's daughter. She has Ms. Emerson... with my godmother by her side. She is very happy. Even if my godmother En is not by her side in the future, she will still be very happy. She knows the essence and purpose of life," Olive muttered to herself. Avery shook his head with a smile and said, "Why does a child like you think so much?" "Master, don't you think too much?" "I am different from you."

"I've always thought that I was different from everyone else until I met Sheryl. Then, I realized have something in common with someone my age. The difference between them isn't age but state of mind and experience." "Since you say so, guess the reason why I adopted you." Avery brought Olive to the car.

Olive was silent.

"What's wrong? Can't you say something? You can make up any reason." "No, I'm afraid you won't be happy if I tell you the truth but I don't want to lie." "Are you trying to play mind tricks with me? Just tell me, I won't get angry."

"You adoptedbecause you no longer had the will to live. They wanted you to adoptfor this e reason and the nyou gaveshould be related to why you no longer wanted to live." Avery frowned and said, "What?" "Because you have no reason to adopt me. You are single and young. You are a very promising man. Why did you adopt a child?" "Why don't you give birth to one?" Olive turned her head and looked at Avery.

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