Chapter 491 The Illegitimate Child (Part Three)

When Hector saw Lin Wanda walking alone on the road, he found something was wrong with her. She quickly parked the car aside, pulled Wanda to the side of the road, and avoided a car rushing over.

Wanda came to her senses and looked at Hector, "Why are you here?"

"It's something I should ask you, don't you think so?" Hector looked at her helplessly.

Wanda looked around. Just now, Nora sent her to her house, but she suddenly didn't want to go in. When she went back to her room, she saw Quincy's hair that was left by the pillow. She carefully picked up a few hair and put them in a transparent bag. She suddenly woke up and looked at what she had done. "Wanda, what on earth do you want to prove? What if it turns out to be true?" She asked herself. She suddenly felt breathless. So she walked out again. Unconsciously, she came here.

Wanda lowered her head and said softly, "Thank you for saving me just now." Then she turned around and was about to leave.

Hector stopped her in a hurry, "Let me

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to listen, I will tell you every morning and night from now on."

Wanda changed her position and hugged him sideways, leaning her ear against his chest. "I know these words are vulgar, but all woman like to hear them. I know these words, as well as the red marriage certificate can't give anyone any guarantee, but I can't avoid being vulgar."

"No, it's not vulgar. Whenever my wife wants to hear it, I can say it for you at any time."

Wanda's heart was stung by his tenderness. Tears streamed down her face and fell into Quincy's palm.

Startled, Quincy looked down at her and asked, "Why are you crying? Is there anything that you can't tell me?"

Wanda shook her head with tears and smile, "I had a dream last night. I dreamed that you left with a woman. I couldn't see her face clearly, but no matter how I called you, you didn't look back. I felt that if you left, my life was empty."

"Silly girl." Hearing that, Quincy was at a loss whether to cry or to laugh. He hugged her more tightly.