Cynthia’s Cat

How could the situation at that time blame Yarman for everything.

Looking at Bonnie's dim eyes, Alman felt distressed. He knew Bonnie was blaming himself.

"Bonnie, there is nothing wrong with you. The environment at that time was very dark, and the cemetery at night was terrible. I didn't pay attention to the people in front of me, which caused the accident. So don't blame yourself?

Bonnie's heart beat, Alman knew she was blaming herself?

She looked at the cold-faced man in the driver's seat, who felt very reliable.

Fate is sometimes so wonderful. Bonnie was a little disgusted with Yarman at first, but now her impression of Yarman has improved.

Later Bonnie married Yarman, and their married life was very happy.

Even if Yarman is busy at work, he will prepare surprises for his wife Bonnie.

Love needs to be kept fresh, and Yarman is using his own methods to maintain his love.

………………Dividing line………………

Looking at his pregnant wife, Yarman kissed her forehead lightly.

"When I'm not at home, don't let strangers come in."

Although Yarman was very angry with his wife's behavior, he could not say anything hard.

Bonnie snuggled in Alman's arms and said coquettishly: "No, I won't let strangers come in again next time."

Yalman thought suddenly, "He really said his mother's name?"

Bonnie nodded affirmatively, "Yes, I'm pretty sure he said his mother's name."

Bonnie said that the man was not very old, only in his thirties. And the mother passed away for so many years, how did they meet?

"Bonnie, did you ask his name?"

Bonnie recalled: "That man seems to be called...Krell, yes, it's Krell."

Krell? Why is this name so familiar, what did Alman suddenly think of?

His cousin is called Creel?

The name is very unfamiliar, but Yarman is still a little impressed. The real owner of the house they live in is Krell.

Yarman was shocked, isn't Creel dead?

How could this be?

When Yalman and his family moved to the current house, Yalman was only ten years old, and his cousin Krell was just over seven years old.

The cousin Krell in the impression was very withdrawn, hiding in the attic alone, and his mother said that the cousin became like this because of stimulation.

The mother told Yalman not to contact Krell too much, which would remind Krell's cousin of his dead family.

Yarman obeyed his mother's words and didn't get too much contact with Krell's cousin.

Despite living under one roof for a long time, he and his cousin Krell are still very strange.

Yarman faintly felt that when Cleyl's cousin looked at their eyes, he was afraid.

This makes Yalman very strange. Why is Clerk's cousin afraid of them?

In Yarman's impression, his mother was very patient with the flawed cousin Krell, but the cousin Krell looked at his mother with fear, just like he was afraid of his mother.

Because of his cousin's personality defect, he did not go to school, but stayed at home and let his mother teach.

Once when Yarman returned home, he found out that his cousin hadn't gone to the attic to eat for many days.

Yalman asked his mother about this. At that time, Yalman was a child who was very curious for knowledge.