The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1366

Pearl lowered her head and didn’t speak.

Kamala put her hand on her shoulder.

"Pearl, I know you've been wronged, but the past is already in the past, and we need to move forward.You should think about your child."

Pearl nodded, then answered, "I know."

Tanner only came back with their son in the afternoon.

Noah happily ran toward Kamala with a toy in hand.

"Grandma, Daddy’s toy!"

Kamala touched his hair and smiled.

"Do you like it?"

Noah nodded and continued playing with the toy plane.

"Yes!"

Kamala didn’t want to interrupt her grandchild’s happiness.

Tanner walked toward her.

"Where’s Pearl, Ma’am?"

She answered neutrally, "In the room."

Tanner walked to her room and opened the door.

He saw Pearl standing in front of the window, the pink curtains covering her body.

She looked as if she was floating by the window, suddenly disappearing in front of his eyes.

His heart ached immensely, and he suddenly ran forward to hug her.

Pearl was shocked.

"What are you doing?"

"I… I thought you—" Tanner calmed down and noticed that he was hugging her tightly.

"I’m sorry, I was just worried that you did what you did three years ago."

Pearl was surprised and could feel him shaking while she was in his arms.

Her heart pounded, and a tear rolled down her cheek and burned her, but she was certain that wasn’t her tear! She raised her hand and touched his face.

Tanner was stunned but retracted his arms and avoided her gaze.

Tanner stepped on the branch and moved the nest, but the branch couldn’t handle his weight and snapped.

"Tanner!"

Pearl shouted.

Luckily, Tanner immediately jumped back onto the balcony and managed to protect the nest when he landed.

Pearl ran to him and leaned down to check on him.

"Are you alright?"

Tanner lay on the ground frowning but couldn’t help but smile when he saw how worried she was.

"I’m fine." She paused.

"You—"

"Pearl, what happened?"

Kamala had heard the commotion and thought something had happened, so she came to check.

She saw Tanner sitting up while her daughter was on the floor, helping him up.