The Bond Between Us novel Chapter 188
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In Chapter 188 of The Bond Between Us novel, the narrative takes a riveting turn, plunging readers deeper into the intricacies of Anastasia and Herman's evolving relationship. As the couple grapples with the shocking revelation of their shared past, the town of Riverdale becomes a backdrop for both confrontations and moments of quiet introspection.
Chapter 188 opens with Anastasia attempting to piece together the fragments of her forgotten memories, haunted by the striking resemblance of their daughter to a past she never knew she had. The quaint charm of Riverdale transforms into a landscape of uncertainty as Herman, determined to unearth the truth, confronts Anastasia with questions that demand answers.
Pattie was there, huddled against the wall, fast asleep clutching her little backpack. Even though the floor beneath her was cold, she was only wearing a thin dress and a pair of sandals.
"Pattie." Herman squatted down and gently shook Pattie.
Waking up to see Herman, Pattie rubbed her eyes. "Herman."
"Why are you sleeping here?" Herman took off his jacket and draped it over Pattie.
"Herman, I had a dream. Ana was sick in it, I wanted to find her but I couldn't. Can you take me to see Ana?"
Herman was taken aback by her words. How did Pattie have such an odd dream? And how did she know something had happened to Anastasia?
"Herman." Pattie tugged at Herman's sleeve, her voice innocent and pleading, "Can you take me to see Ana?"
Remembering how much Anastasia loved Pattie, he thought that maybe Pattie could help wake Anastasia up. "Alright, I'll take you."
Herman took Pattie's hand and walked towards the entrance of the community. Flynn had been waiting in the car. Seeing the child with Herman, he asked, "Why did you bring a little girl?"
"She’s Pattie. Your sister-in-law really likes her. Pattie wants to visit." Herman lifted Pattie into the car.
On the way to the hospital, Herman casually asked how Pattie was doing in kindergarten. Pattie happily replied, "Kindergarten is fun. The teachers are nice and my classmates are really friendly."
Herman had already given the heads up to the kindergarten principal to take special care of Pattie. Pattie started school a little late, so compared to the kids who started early education at two or three, she had a lot to learn and adapt to.
In order to persuade Penny and her husband to send Pattie to school, Herman had the principal tell them that as long as Pattie attended school without absence, they would receive a bonus of fifty thousand each term. For the sake of money, even if they were reluctant, Pattie had to go to school. Other kids' parents had to pay for school, but Pattie going to school was a money-making opportunity. Clearly, Penny was more than happy about it.
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