The Bound Between Us (Anastasia and Herman) novel Chapter 407

Chapter 407 

Anastasia had a child before the wedding, which was enough for old-fashioned Grannie Anita to write off all of Anastasia’s virtues. She blew the issue out of proportion, casting 

doubt on Anastasia’s character. 

If Anastasia could get pregnant before marriage, Anita thought she must be loose, and there was a high chance she was being unfaithful. The more Grannie Anita thought about it, the angrier she got, as if Anastasia had really cheated on Herman. She made her own assumptions and jumped to conclusions. 

Slamming her hand on the table, Grannie Anita said angrily, “She’s nothing but a slut. I bet the baby she’s carrying isn’t a Salstrom. I’ll have it investigated.” 

Julie felt a surge of joy when she heard Grannie Anita’s suspicions, but she maintained a calm exterior, saying, “But Granny, if the baby isn’t Herman’s, then whose is it?” 

“I’ll find out who the real father is, and we’ll see how that fox tries to wriggle her way out 

of it,” Grannie Anita declared. 

“Granny, if that’s true, that would tarnish the Salstrom family name. Herman would never believe it. Even if you do have it investigated, we shouldn’t let Herman find out,” Julie suggested. “If the baby really isn’t. Herman’s, what do you plan on doing?” 

Grannie Anita knew how much her grandson loved Anastasia. Even if something was found out, he might not believe it. But if there was another man involved, the child in Anastasia’s womb definitely couldn’t be kept. 

Grannie Anita thought Julie was too naive to be told about these dirty matters, so she simply said, “I’ll handle it.” 

After hearing that, Julie felt reassured. As long as Grannie Anita had her doubts, it would be easy to fabricate a lover. 

“Granny, it’s getting chilly out. Let me take you home,” Julie offered sweetly. 

“That sounds lovely, dear Julie.” Grannie Anita seemed to find some comfort. 

Meanwhile, Anastasia had no idea about Grannie Anita’s ill intentions. She was in the 

hospital parking lot seeing off Monica when Monica said, “Ana, that Grannie Anita is no pushover. She’s quite the handful.” 

Anastasia gave a bitter smile and replied, “If I can’t fight her, I can at least avoid her.” 

“The Salstrom family is alright except for Grannie Anita. She’s still causing trouble even in her old age.” Monica suddenly remembered something, asking, “Ana, do you really not remember that guy from Neon Dreams? Do you have no recollection of who Pattie’s biological father is?” 

Anastasia had tried to recall, but her memories were too blurry. She shook her head and 

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said, “I’m not sure.” 

She wasn’t entirely honest, because during her intimate moments with Herman, fragments of her blurry past would sometimes surface. These overlapping, blurry memories sometimes gave her the illusion that the man from five years ago was Herman, but she knew that was impossible. 

Monica sighed, “I’m worried that if that man shows up one day, Herman won’t be able to accept it, and the Salstrom family won’t back down.” 

Anastasia had thought about this too. She was afraid. Making light of the situation, Anastasia joked, “In a melodramatic twist, that man might show up, see Pattie as a Salstrom girl, and be tempted by the family fortune. It could turn into a soap opera about fighting for inheritance and custody. Isn’t that how romance novels usually go?”