Spoiled By My Bossy CEO Husband
Chapter 534 What's His Relationship with You?

Her apology stunned Connie.

It wasn't until she heard what Lottie had just said-

"It's my fault. I haven't noticed your uneasiness."

"If I were more careful, and if I paid more attention to you, I wouldn't make you so insecure."

"I should have found out a long time ago. You obviously like Alfred so much, but you suddenly broke your promise and didn't want to be with him. I still thought that you were willful. If I tried to talk to you more, I would definitely know how painful you were during this period of time."

"It's all my fault..."

As Lottie spoke, tears welled up in her eyes.

She really regretted it. Connie had always paid for her, which made her accustomed to Connie's kindness, but she forgot to respond.

She even blamed Connie for hiding it from her.

Connie was very touched.

Because of her previous experience, Connie had always been used to reflecting on herself, but rarely blamed others.

She was used to devoting and also used to shutting herself down.

She could have been Lottie's backer, but actually she refused to let Lottie be too kind to her.

Because she was afraid that Lottie would treat her too well. She couldn't bear it.

It was all her own fault, but Lottie said it was her fault.

Then, she squatted down and patted her head, telling her, "I'm sorry, I'm late."

A feeling of being cherished and loved arose.

Connie finally found that she was wronged, but she didn't dare to show it before.

"Lottie..."

Both of them felt that they were wrong.

Then they were moved by each other and burst into tears together.

Connie's cries echoed throughout the villa.

Lottie was obviously very sad at first, but when she heard Connie's cry, she calmed down a lot.

She didn't want to cry and even wanted to laugh.

Connie's tears were really strange and attractive.

Lottie managed to hold back her laughter.

But she couldn't cry anymore. She took a tissue from the tea table and handed it to Connie.

"Don't cry in front of Alfred in the future."

Connie blew her nose and asked, "Why?"

"I'm afraid that he will laugh at you."

Connie was speechless again.

"I heard that Alfred is good at everything, but he doesn't know how to sing, let alone sing high pitch."

Connie was speechless. "What do you mean?"

Lottie was silent. If she said something too straightforward, it would be meaningless.

Of course, the main reason was that she was afraid of being beaten by Connie.

Lottie adjusted her mood.

"Alright, let's not cry. Both of us are in the wrong. I was in the wrong because I didn't care too much about you. You were in the wrong because you didn't tell me in time." Connie nodded and felt a little dizzy.

"Then we have to correct it in the future. That is to say, I will be more concerned about you. And you have to tell me all your difficulties, okay?"

"OK..."

Connie suddenly held her head and retched.

Lottie was puzzled.

They were having a good talk. What did she mean by suddenly vomiting?

"Sorry, I just... suddenly feel a little dizzy."

Lottie understood. "You've cried too hard. You must be short of oxygen."

Connie cried so loudly that she would definitely feel dizzy due to lack of oxygen.

"Probably. Every time I cry loudly, I feel dizzy."

Hearing this, Lottie wanted to laugh again.

In order not to laugh, she quickly poured a glass of hot water for Connie and added some salt into it. She handed it to Connie and said, "Drink some water."

"Thank you." Connie took the cup and took a sip. She felt much better.

Lottie shook her head helplessly.

Connie obviously didn't know how to take care of herself. How could she have thought that Connie was trustworthy before?

Connie adjusted her mood and began to tell Lottie about her past.

"The man you met today is called Steve Lewis, the illegitimate child of the Lewis family."

Hearing this, Lottie's expression turned a little more serious. "What's his relationship with you?"

"He's not my father. When I was very young, my father died by accident in order to save a person who had jumped into the water."

Lottie looked at Connie in surprise. She knew that Connie seemed to be very resistant to falling into the water before, but later, she suddenly overcome the weakness of being afraid of water. But she never knew that there was such a painful reason for it.

"Has that suicidal person been rescued?"

Connie nodded and said coldly, "The person my dad saved is Steve."

Lottie was pouring water for herself. When she heard this, her hand shook and the water poured out of the cup.

She hurriedly pulled a tissue to wipe it and turned to look at Connie.

Connie looked dull and indifferent.

"Ironic, isn't it?" Connie said, "My father died to save him, but he was with my mother because of this opportunity. He became my father and wanted to replace my biological father."

Connie said in a relaxed tone what she had suffered before.

After her father's death, her mother brought a daughter, and she often interacted with Steve, so her neighbors all gossiped her and her daughter.

Some people even said that her mother and Steve had been together for a long time. They deliberately put on a show to kill Connie's biological father and let Steve replace him. Because of this, Connie was often bullied by her classmates at school.

Her classmates all said that her mother's conduct was bad, and her daughter she raised was the same as hers.

"Steve was still the young man of the Lewis family at that time, and he was richer than my dad. When the neighbors saw Steve send things to our house, like TV, air conditioner and refrigerator... there were all kinds of things. The neighbors were also envious. In addition, someone saw my mother and Steve going out on a date alone. Thus, there were more rumors gradually."

"I finished primary school in that environment and begged my mother many times not to be with Steve, but it was useless."

Her mother didn't like her father's meager salary. When her father wasn't dead, they often quarreled. Connie also knew that her mother wanted to divorce. Unexpectedly, before the divorce, her father would sacrifice himself for saving people.

Because of the death of the rescue, Connie's father also won the praise of the city, and even Connie was treated well in school. Her mother took this opportunity to be with Steve and lived a more comfortable life than before.

Her mother didn't have to go out to work. Every day, she dressed up beautifully and went shopping with Steve and her sisters. She didn't care about the gossip of her neighbors, let alone how much suffering Connie had suffered in school.

Only then did Connie feel that everyone was selfish.☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐