Cannot Bear To Let Go Of My Rich Wife
Chapter 663 - 681: Even if I Die, I’ll Accompany You (14)

Chapter 663: Chapter 681: Even if I Die, I’ll Accompany You (14)

Raymond nodded randomly, holding his private area even more tightly, as if about to cry, saying, "I know, Sister Isabel, I’m about to wet myself."

Only then did Isabel close the door again, and then she heard the dripping sound from the bathroom. When the sound stopped, Isabel hurriedly opened the room door again. Raymond was so startled that he quickly pulled up his pants, tossing over in his mind whether Sister Isabel had just sneaked a peek at him peeing, and pretended to calm down, saying to Isabel, "Sister Isabel, I’m done."

At this moment, Isabel wished she could be a live-in nanny, doing everything for Raymond, so she immediately chimed in, "Then Older Sister will help you wash your hands."

Although Raymond was only a five-year-old child, he was still sensitive and could sense that Isabel seemed a bit different from usual. So when Isabel was helping him wash his hands, he couldn’t help but ask aloud, "Sister Isabel, you seem a bit different today."

Isabel’s expression paused, was she so conspicuous?

As she carefully helped Raymond wash his hands, she asked softly, "Do I?"

Paused, Isabel added, "Raymond, what do you think is different about Older Sister from usual?"

After all, Raymond was just a child. He could keenly feel that there was something different about Isabel than the Sister Isabel before, but he couldn’t tell what was different. So he furrowed his brows and thought for a long time before looking up at Isabel as if just realizing something, saying, "Sister Isabel seems to be especially kind to me today."

"Wasn’t Older Sister always kind to you before?"

"Yes." Raymond answered crisply, "But, today is even better. Sister Isabel, why are you being so good to me today?"

"Because..." Isabel only spoke two words, then suddenly fell silent. She didn’t know how to tell Raymond that she was his mother, whom he hadn’t seen for so many years.

Isabel’s tone changed, and she said with a smile, "...Raymond is so adorable, Older Sister couldn’t help but love him."

Like all adults under the sky, Isabel liked to change the subject when she couldn’t justify a lie. So Isabel immediately nervously looked at Raymond and chose to throw the difficult question at him, "Raymond, don’t you like it when Older Sister is good to you?"

"I like it." Raymond immediately responded nervously to Isabel, assuring her. He had always dreamed of such kindness; he was just curious and asked, but it seemed that Sister Isabel was clearly a bit unhappy.

"Then Older Sister will always be this good to you, okay?" Isabel kissed Raymond’s hair.

Only then did Raymond let out a long breath, relieved that Sister Isabel wasn’t mad. Then the words Isabel had just said popped into his head, and his little face turned red. Shyly, he turned to look at Isabel and asked cunningly, "Sister Isabel, is it forever?"

"Yes, forever." Isabel’s expression suddenly became serious and solemn. She was five years late for Raymond, and she needed to use the time left in her lifetime to make up for all the motherly love she owed him, "Always that good to Raymond."

Raymond’s eyes suddenly brightened, shining black under the bathroom lamp light, "Sister Isabel, are you promising me a lifetime commitment?"

Isabel was startled.

But Raymond grinned widely, looking very happy. He tugged at Isabel’s clothes, his little face full of guarantees, "Sister Isabel, don’t worry, I will grow up fast, and when I grow up, I will be doubly good to Sister Isabel."

Isabel couldn’t help feeling slightly embarrassed. How had genuine motherly love turned into a lifetime promise in Raymond’s eyes?

Although Isabel had had a child before, this was the first time she had experienced what it was like to be a mother. It was truly a blissful feeling. Not wanting to dampen Raymond’s joy, she went along with Raymond’s words, nodding and praising, "Raymond, you are really a dutiful, good child!"