Stay Away from That Mama's Boy.

of my husband. I still recall asking him during our courtship,

back then. After his mother, Emily Ryan, came to stay, I

me with me. Instead, he intended to use my money and live

kid, and this trait was even mor

't buy into what my mom said about families being well-matched in social and economic status, nor d

k their heads slightly. Because on that day, he was constantly breaking off to answer his mother's

at city girls shouldn't m

ng and that he would love me, safeguard me and show consideration for me all my life. Therefore, even if h

erg. He turned out to be a mama's boy as well. Guided by his moth

. At present, I've been pregnant for more than four months. We got to know each other

tioned, the most common com

estion, were we actually romantic? The answer wa

delicate and couldn't bear t

away in the midst of trivial life. And it all sta

Emily once, a

. "I'm so happy today. I'm extremely happy. I've got a great son. He did a good job in school. He was the only one in our village to be admitted to a

on how wonderful her son was, wit

f her. My parents even brought old issues to the fore again, urging me to

I hadn't noticed the slightest sign that Kyle was dif

ealizing that I was not feeling well while on my period, he was all over the place taking care of me. He purchased painkille

ade my colleagues and female friends around me extremely enviou

ed by my family. Due to his reserved personality, he was often ostracized at work. Some colleagues even secretly referred to him as a "k

honey?" For some reason, I didn't see surpr

d before cutting the cake, he rushed into the roo

er, they both scolded me severely, and it se

ught the whole village to your wedding. I bet your life will be full of hus

d been feeling discomfort in her heart recently

t quite normal for the elderly to experience some physical discomforts. Moreover, Kyle had a

best to build a good relationship with her. While waiting for the train to pull into the station, I said to my husband, "Honey, l

r hugging Kyle, Emi

ing, I felt as if I were an outsider. In the end, it was Kyle who

flowers to Emily, "Mo

flowers from me; her face also darkened right away. She said, "Y

ation, "There's no such thing as your home

me, thinking we could finally g

d, with a sullen look on her face. She sai

something valuable from her.. She complained, "Zoe, you are so bad at handling money. I know your family is rich, but

nting on Kyle and me? It took me quite a