Chapter 340 Hannah''s Son
J was only able to see the man''s face clearly when he walked closer to her.
At a nce, she noticed the overflowing greed in his eyes. He had a cunning expression on his
face. His chapped lips and ragged stubble only made him look scarier.
J stared at his face for a long time, but she couldn''t recall seeing him before.
"Yes, I''m J. And you are?" This man was still a stranger even if he knew her name, so J
was on guard against him. She put a safe distance between them as they spoke.
"J, it''s really you! I was afraid that I have mistaken someone else for you. We haven''t met for
ages and you have changed a lot. I have to admit that you''ve be a lot more beautiful." The
man''s eyes lit up in excitement as he studied J''s face.
Coming back to his senses, he cleared his throat and asked, "You don''t remember me? It''s me,
Tyler Wilde, Hannah''s son."
The name did ring a bell. J remembered hearing about him from Hannah.
As far as she knew, Hannah''s son left the city around eight years ago. There had been no news
about him since then. J also knew that Tyler was addicted to gambling. For the same reason,
he had abandoned his own mother many years ago.
When J reached the right age, Hannah mentioned Tyler to her. Every time she talked about her
son, she looked sad and worried. But as time went by, Hannah just pretended she didn''t have such
an ungrateful son.
Tyler waved his hand in front of J''s face and smiled apologetically. "Now you remember me,
right? I''ve made a lot of mistakes in the past that I now regret. But don''t worry. I''m a changed man
now. Otherwise, how can I have the guts to face my mother?"
There was one thing that was on J''s mind at this moment: she didn''t like Tyler. So she said
while adjusting her scarf, "Well, good for you. Anyway, if you have nothing else to say, I got to go
home now."
''This guy is weird. The world is full of weird people.''
"Wait, J! I bought something for my mother. Could you please give it to her on my behalf?" To
J''s surprise, Tyler hurriedly stopped her and hander tworge boxes of nutritional supplements.
Frowning, she asked, "Why don''t you give it to her yourself? You haven''t been back to your
hometown for so many years. Hannah would be happy to see you."
Tyler scratched his head. His eyes dimmed as he answered, "I tried. But my mother didn''t want to
see me. She said she didn''t want a son like me. s, it was all my fault. I let her down before. She
has all the right to hate me. I deserve it. Anyway, I''ve heard about you from our neighbors. They
said my mother treated you like her own granddaughter. I also found out from them that you work
for Larson Group, so I waited here, hoping to see you."
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There was a trace of sincerity in Tyler''s eyes, almost making J fall for it.
However, she returned the boxes to him and rubbed her cold fingers. "You should try again. Prove
your sincerity to her. You''re still Hannah''s biological son. As long as you show her that you''ve
changed, she will ept you. She talked tough, but I believe that deep inside, she misses you too."
"Could you please go with me, then? She''s fond of you. I believe you can convince her to forgive
me." As if he was desperate, Tyler acted like he was about to kneel down.
But J quickly stopped him. "Don''t do this."
Hesitation was evident in her eyes. She couldn''t tell whether Tyler genuinely changed or not. But he
was Hannah''s only son. It was best if they reconciled.
After hesitating for a long time, J finally agreed. "Okay, I''ll apany you. Anyway, tomorrow is
Saturday. I don''t need to work. And I haven''t visited Hannah for a long time."
"Really? Thank you, J! Thank you so much!"
The next day, Tyler and J went to the bus station together. During winter, the road was always
covered with snow. The bus back to the vige came every two hours. They were lucky to get on
the bus shortly after they arrived at the station.
While on the road, Tyler kept asking questions about Hannah''s life in the past years. J politely
answered all his questions with a faint smile, not noticing the glint of wickedness in his eyes.