ake care of and play with him. Adults see people with their brains, but children look at people wit

was very nice looking, but it didn't have the necessary splendor and elegance. I don't think that's what I want for our wedding. I have to be the most beautiful. I just recalled, what about the jewelry? How d

ne, you don't need my opinion. My aesthetic taste is not that good. I think your choice w

fraid that when you say I should do what I like '. I will end up choosing s

He took a walk around the hotel, then he also took a walk on the beach, the sound of the waves whispering in his ears and gently

ssistant to inquire about Hannah's background. This was something he should have done in the first place, but he forgot about it due to the hu

, shimmering on the waves. He kept thinking for a long time, and was wandering around without any purpose. He had so man

addest thing is that he is not brave enough to tell Talia that he

mation about Hannah. Dakien's assistant discovered that she was still single and unmarried. This made Dakien

oom to check on him, and saw that both Hannah and Thane

of bed. Hannah quickly fell asleep after checking around the room. She suddenly felt that someon

parents -her father Mr. Tink and her mother Mrs. Meryl. Her mother left the family, leaving her to Mr. Tink and her paternal grandmother. The misfortunes of Hannah's l

x years ago. On one uneventful day, Hannah had to go to the hospital and she started running as fas

the red birthmark on her face, which occupies the left half of her face, makin

into the hospital when she entered Mr. Tink - Hannah's father pulled her int

have to listen to me. Grandma won't have money to pay for the h

n't know

icular guy so as to have enough money to pay for her grandmother'

ee your grandmother die?"

r grandmother lying on the hospital bed, her eyes half-closed, seeing her like this, a sad smile appeared on her l

damaged." Grandma shook her hand. Her eyes were affectionate. Even though her breathing was tired and weak, Hannah's grandma still had a sense of

children. I haven't been able to take proper care of you yet." Tears s

give it to you, Hannah. You can hide and go anywhere but don't come back here. Go ahead and find your happiness.

and said in between tears: "Gr

e it away. And by then, neither me nor you will have a chance to use this money anymore." Hannah's Grandma's wrinkled face furrow

Outside, Mr. Tink was still playing games on his phone, his mind free from any worries. she approa

nd dialed the number. He was about to walk away when he spoke: "You finally agreed? If

ll take care of Grandma." Hannah cl

es... Yes... Then three more days. Yes..." He held out his hand, dismissed Hannah's existence, and continued talking

les. Old Tink groped for the address written by his friend on a note. A pale ash-gray gate appea

nodded reassuringly. As soon as he raised his face, another face from inside the fence

young man not more than thirty years old, wearing glasses wi

olled his eyes and looked around

d it. He led Mr. Tink to a room which was adorned in yellow lights, and neatly arranged large and