The CEO’s Surrogate Wife novel Chapter 912

Fanny's first reaction is to push Bruce away, but she is surprised that the moment Bruce hugs her, she is softened. She is unwilling to push him away. She has to admit that she has missed Bruce for more than ten years.

So she slowly puts her hands round Bruce tightly.

"Fanny, where have you been all these years? I've missed you so much. I've been looking for you." Bruce is unable to restrain his excitement.

Fanny is very touched. However, when she thinks of what happened ten years ago, she is disappointed. She immediately pushes him away.

"It's been so long. Don't talk about the past. Anyway, it doesn't matter to me anymore." Fanny is cool and comfortable.

Bruce, on the other hand, is puzzled. "What did you mean by that? Do you choose to forget everything that happened to us ten years ago?"

Fanny is distressed

She closes her eyes sadly. After calming down, she immediately opens them and says, "You have chosen your wife back then."

Bruce immediately knows what is going on.

Bruce looks at her affectionately and says, "Are you still angry about what happened back then? I know that I was the one who let you down, but now that she's gone, you can stay by my side. No one will take your place anymore."

Fanny shakes her head and says helplessly, "We can't go back anymore. I called you today because of our daughter."

"Daughter?" Bruce comes to a sudden realization.

"Our daughter is living in pain now." Fanny looks at Rory, who is lying on the bed.

Bruce follows Fanny's gaze and sees the girl lying on the bed. He immediately walks over and looks at her with distress.

"Is she our daughter? She has grown up. Why don't you tell me earlier? She must have suffered a lot." Bruce sighs.

Fanny feels very guilty.

"This is my fault. I didn't take good care of her, so she is in such poor health now."

Seeing Fanny reveal such a bitter expression, Bruce naturally can't bear it anymore. He hurriedly walks over and hugs her. However, Fanny regains her rationality and pushes him away.

"I think it would be better for us to keep our distance."

"Why do you think we need to keep a distance? You're hurting me by saying this to me."