Sorry, Major Hubby, Your Nanny Wife Has Secrets Too novel Chapter 6

Chapter 6

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To pay for Leo’s treatment, she’d even been willing to work as a nanny for six years.

How could Lydia hear to abandon the father and son?

But Mr. Lewis sent word that he hadn’t seen Lydia,

Alexander’s patience completely evaporated–he wanted to turn all of New York upside down.

His first move was to check the hospital and preschool security footage.

As usual, Isabella came over to play with Leo,

The child who usually loved her company was listless now, unable to muster any energy.

Unusually, he suddenly looked past Isabella to his father walking through the door: “When is mommy coming back? I

want to see her.”

Alexander knew Leo rarely said he missed his mother.

Because he was precocious–smarter than most kids his age.

He naturally understood Alexander’s plans and had even actively participated in them.

Alexander comforted him: “Soon. I’ll find her very soon.”

Mrs. Wilkins‘ unexpected home visit completely dashed Alexander’s hopes.

She set down a heavy package.

“Mr. Brooks, I came to return these things to Ms. Evans.”

“This is the money she specifically brought to compensate the preschool that day. One hundred and fifty thousand.”

Inside were stacks of neatly organized bills.

The first one even had some dirt stains on it.

Alexander could tell this was Lydia’s handiwork–only she would be so meticulous.

He didn’t even dare touch that

pile of money.

Because he knew it came from Lydia’s countless nanny jobs.

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Chapter 6

Working as a nanny was mentally exhausting work.

Having to care for families through their most difficult times required enduring all kinds of discomfort.

Mrs. Wilkins paused for a moment: “Actually, I was the one who called Ms. Evans in advance to invite her. I thought since she’d missed so many parent meetings for Leo. Td encourage her to come to the parent–child sports day.”

It backfired spectacularly

Even though the father and son had publicly denied her identity at the time, Mrs. Wilkins had called her personally and could recognize Lydia’s voice,

“And I reviewed the security footage–Leo threw that X–acto knife at her. I also heard your argument preschool gates, so I wanted to come explain things for Ms. Evans.”

outside the

Actually it wasn’t an argument–it was Alexander unilaterally interrogating and venting at Lydia.

“As an educator, I also believe in the equality of all professions.”

Each of Mrs. Wilkins‘ words, spoken in a calm and gentle tone, cut like knives into the father and son.

Mrs. Wilkins left without even touching the tea the staff had prepared.

Alexander stood there motionless for a long time. That hundred and fifty thousand was actually Leo’s treatment fund.

Leo couldn’t help tugging at his father’s shirt, his voice thick with tears; “Daddy, I’m sorry.”

The secret he’d kept hidden for so long had been discovered, and for days he hadn’t dared tell anyone.

When Lydia had reached out to touch him that day, he’d already seen the blood dripping continuously from her arm.

Alexander stood stunned for a long while, then softly comforted his son.

When Lydia had begged him to let her say a few words to their son that day, it had actually been a goodbye.

She probably already knew this was a seven–year test.

So Lydia didn’t want them anymore, didn’t want their home.

After Leo cried hard, he developed a high fever.

Delirious, he asked: “Is mommy never coming back?”

“Does she not love me anymore?”