Falling for My Contractual Wife

Nova almost cried when she heard Carson call her sister.

Afraid that she would lose her composure, she hurriedly turned around. "I'll get back to work. You should get back to work too." Looking at Nova's departing figure, Carson's heart inexplicably surged with complicated emotions.

A calendar notification popped up on his phone. It was Vivian's birthday in two days.

The corners of Carson's mouth curled up slightly. He had been searching for suitable gifts on the Internet during his lunch break. After work, he called Vivian and asked if she had any plans for the night after tomorrow.

Of course, Vivian knew that he was referring to her birthday. Unfortunately, she was already on her way back to her hometown.

Carson was a little disappointed when he found out that she was going back to her hometown to celebrate her birthday this year.

Vivian could tell that his mood was low. She smiled and joked, "Since you can't wait to treat me to a meal, treat me to a big one when I return to Capern City!"

Carson said, "Okay. When are you coming back? I'll pick you up."

"It hasn't been decided yet. I'll tell you when I get back." Vivian was on a boat, and the background noise was loud. She hung up not long after.

Vivian's hometown was Seefer City. Her parents used to be fishermen, so she rarely came back to this city. For the past five years, her parents had usually come to Capern City to see her. When she reached Seefer City, it was almost nighttime.

When Vivian returned home, she suddenly found a girl standing at the door. Her eyes were dark and she had two pigtails. She was even more beautiful than a doll.

Vivian smiled at her, and the little girl looked at her without saying anything.

She walked into the house, and the girl followed her into the house.

Vivian asked, "Little girl, what's wrong? Where are you from?"

The little girl did not speak and walked into the house by herself. She seemed familiar with the house.

At this moment, Shawn Greene walked out of the house. "She belongs to our family."

Vivian frowned and widened her eyes in shock. "Dad, you're not joking, right? Is she my sister?"

Shawn rolled his eyes at her. "Are you crazy?"

The little girl walked towards Shawn and leaned against him. Her eyes were fixed on Vivian.

Jaclyn heard the noise outside and walked out. She first looked at Vivian's reaction before asking her, "Vivian, what do you think about this girl?"

Vivian nodded. "She is a good girl! That's right, our family can't give birth to such a beautiful child. Where did this child come from?"

Jaclyn said, "Your father picked this

child up when he went out to sea five years ago. At that time, she was wrapped in swaddling clothes and floated for an unknown period of time to the shore. When your father saw her, she was already on her last breath. However, this child was lucky. At that time, the doctor said that there was no way to save her, but she actually woke up that night. Your father and I pitied her. She was such a baby, and we couldn't bear to send her to the orphanage, so we kept her."

Vivian raised her voice in shock.

"Five years! You guys hid it from me

for five years! No wonder you guys didn't let me come back for the past few years and came to Capern City to see me." noveldrama

Jaclyn said, "Your father and I were just afraid that you wouldn't agree!" Vivian pursed her lips. "Saving people is a good thing! How can I not agree?"

Shawn complained, "Have you forgotten? In the past, your mother told you that she wanted to give birth to a younger brother for you, but you still ran away from home. Have you forgotten?"

Vivian said, "How can this be the same? At that time, I was a kid. I am an adult now."