Pursuing My Ex Wife in Full Blooming Spring novel (Naomi) novel Chapter 306

Due to Charles going to pick up Naomi, she decided to wait here until dawn, for everyone to take over for her in the morning. Everyone knew she was concerned about Charles' marriage, and now that there were finally signs of progress in Charles' feelings, Wendy naturally could not slack off, and everyone understood that.

At this moment, Wendy, Nolan, two nephews and nieces, were all waiting here, while others had gone back.

Charles arrived, and the elevator quickly stopped on the 16th floor. Several people were now leaning on chairs with blankets or quilts, asleep. Upon hearing the sound, everyone woke up.

Especially Wendy, who had been worried about the girl Charles picked up. She was not sleeping deeply, to begin with, and when she heard the sound, she woke up immediately, looking toward the corner.

Aunt Lilly brought something over, so Wendy thought that Charles had not fetched the girl back yet.

However, Aunt Lilly said he had picked her up, and she was already at the hospital. Aunt Lilly also mentioned that Charles wanted Wendy to know that he would come up in a while.

She was curious. If Charles was already at the hospital, why had he not come up?

However, since Charles asked Aunt Lilly to convey the message that he would come up shortly, she waited and planned to ask for details later.

Now hearing the sound of the elevator, Wendy was briefly confused but quickly woke up. She stood up, put the blanket aside, and was about to go over.

Just a few steps away, she saw Charles coming from around the corner, carrying a bag. Wendy was stunned. She looked behind Charles and did not see the girl. Her mouth opened as if to say something, but she could not find the words.

Charles noticed Wendy's reaction, and with a wry smile on his face, he knew what she was thinking.

"Charles, where's the girl?" Wendy hurriedly asked, even her eyes constantly glancing behind Charles. It was as if afraid she might have missed something due to her blurred vision.

Charles held Wendy's hand, speaking gently to console her, "She's asleep."

"Asleep?"