All too late for his love (Willow and Zayn)

Chapter 306

Zayn smirked disdainfully. His handsome face was now filled with maliciousness. “Willow, you have a month to pay off the money. Otherwise, I make sur

He turned away ruthlessly. Then, as if remembering something, he slowly turned back. He looked down the limping Aaron like he was looking at a despic

“And this cripple… Willow, you better control him. If he annoys me, I won’t hesitate to make him die again.” With those words, Zayn left without a trace of

Willow’s face turned extremely ugly. Hearing others call Aaron a cripple didn’t bother her as much. But Zayn was Aaron’s biological father. How could he call their son

A sharp pain engulfed her heart, causing her stomach, which hadn’t hurt in days, to convulse uncontrollably.

Seeing Aaron’s pale face, Willow forgot about her own pain and pulled him into a tight embrace. “Aaron…”

“Mom… Aaron’s voice trembled. “I know I’m a cripple, but it still hurts so much when he says it.”

“Aaron…” Willow wanted to comfort him, but at that moment, she couldn’t find the right words to ease his pain.

Being called a cripple by his biological father was a pain she couldn’t imagine. What could she do to ease his suffering?

“Mom, is he really my dad?” After a long time, Aaron’s voice, tinged with obvious trembling, echoed in the

air.

“No, he’s not my dad. I don’t have a dad. My dad died a long time ago. He died in my heart when I fell off

the cliff.”

“Aaron.” Willow couldn’t contain the pain in her heart any longer. She used all her strength to hug Aaron

tightly.

“Aaron, we don’t need him. We don’t need him at all. I’ll take good care of you. We’ll only be better.”

“Yeah, I just need you.” Aaron’s face lit up with a bright smile. “Actually, God is fair. Although I don’t have a dad, I have the best mom in the world. I’m so

Willow’s tears fell even more fiercely at those words. However, she didn’t want Aaron to see her weakness, so she quickly turned her face away.

Aaron loved her. He thought she was the best mother in the world. But she knew she wasn’t good.

She couldn’t even accompany him as he grew up. She wasn’t a good mother.

Aaron was an optimistic child. He didn’t want to be tainted by any pessimistic emotions, so he tried to make himself smile brightly.

“Mom, you promised me earlier that you’d take me to buy toys after dinner. Can we go now?” Content protected by Nôv/el(D)rama.Org.

“Sure.” Willow quickly changed into a different outfit. Smiling brightly, she said, “Let’s go, Aaron.”

Willow wanted to buy Aaron some clothes as well, so she took him directly to a mall in the city center. As she held Aaron’s hand, they entered a children’

She saw a cute on. But when she turned around, she

little suit and was about to pick it up for him to realized that Aaron, who had been standing quietly beside her, was nowhere to be seen.