Snare of Love
Chapter 83: Almost the Same

Samuel liked shrimp. Jessica said with a smile full of love, "Okay. Let's get it."

"I want it too." Monica liked following suit. Whatever her brother wanted, she wanted it too, not caring whether she liked it or it. As long as her brother wanted it, she did too. "Okey dokey. Let's get it." Jessica was used to Monica's behavor like this.

Coral looked at Samuel and then looked at Monica who was talking. Her eyes opened wide. How could these two kids have such pretty faces? Their eyes were so bright, which almost looked the same as that of Matthew as a boy.

"As for shrimp, I know which stall sells the best shrimp." Coral walked to them and looked at the two kids, "They are..."

Jessica didn't feel strange about being accosted by others. Whenever she took the two kids outside before, people always stared at them for some time, or even came up and talked to them.

Jessica was quite used to this.

"My grandchildren."

"They are adorable." Coral couldn't move her eyes away from these two kids. They were just so lovely.

Jessica smiled. That was true. These two kids were all that kept her living. To take care of them for her daughter was the task of her remaining life, which was also what made her the happiest person in the world.

"Hello, Madame." Samuel had honey in his mouth.

"Hello to you too." Coral reached her hand to fondle his head, "What's your name?"

"I am Samuel Flores."

"That's a good name." Coral thought in her mind that this child not only looked so adorable but also had a beautiful name.

"Madame, why don't you ask me?" Monica was a bit unhappy. She looked at Coral, blinking her eyes.

Coral asked her brother and didn't ask her. Was it because she wasn't as pretty as her brother?

"It's your turn now." Coral said smiling. This kid was so adorable. She was so young and already she was jealous of her brother. "What's your name?" Coral smiled and asked her.

"I am Monica Flores. Me and my brother both inherited our mother's surname." Monica said in pleasure.

Coral froze. They all inherited their mother's surname?

"You said you knew which stall had the freshest shrimp. Which one?" Jessica stopped Coral from asking more questions. Normally children inherited the surname of their father. So as soon as people heard that they inherited the surname of their mother, they would ask about their family.

Jessica didn't like people asking and thinking about their family's business.

"Oh." Coral pointed to a place not far from them, "That one. Come on, I will lead you. I am a regular customer. They won't overcharge me."

Coral walked ahead of them and led them with enthusiasm.

Jessica pushed the trolley and followed her.

When they reached the stall, Coral greeted the storekeeper, "Today's shrimp. Are they fresh?"

"Of course. Have a look." The storekeeper used a net to get some shrimp out. Leaving water, the shrimp kept jumping and looked lively.

"You are a regular customer. This isn't the first time that you buy my shrimp. You know whether it is fresh." The storekeeper was talkative, "If you want to buy shrimp, I will charge you the least. How about 48 RMB per 500g? If it were other people, I won't close a deal if the price is below 60 RMB per 500g."

"I will have 1.15kg. then" Coral said with a crisp manner of speaking. The card that Matthew gave her had unlimited credit.

She had money.

Coral only bought shrimp from this storekeeper and knew that he wouldn't cheat her.

"1.15kg should be..."

"110.4."

Before the storekeeper could get the answer from his calculator, Samuel had the answer already.

The storekeeper froze and pressed the "equal" button of the calculator, which showed the exact number that Samuel spoke before.

"How old are you, little boy? You are so smart." The storekeeper smiled. This was the first time that he saw such a pretty and clever boy.

"I am five years old." Samuel didn't get proud because of the storekeeper's praise for him. The mathematics in the question was too simple for him.

The storekeeper handed Coral the shrimp, "Is he your relative? Who has the blessing to give birth to such an excellent child?"

Coral got the shrimp. She wasn't happy about what the storekeeper said. Because such an adorable kid wasn't a relative of her.

Her face darkened and she handed him the money, "Here."

The storekeeper smiled and didn't get angry.

Coral, who was holding the shrimp, handed the bag to Jessica, "Here you are."

Jessica waived her hand immediately, "We can't accept this. I can buy it myself."

"It's not something valuable. I present you this because your grandchildren are so adorable. If it were someone else, I wouldn't so generous at all." Coral put the shrimp in their trolley in a way that couldn't be rejected.

"We can't accept this." Jessica reached her hand to get the shrimp in her trolley and wanted to give it back to Coral. But at this moment, Monica suddenly said, "Thank you, Madame." Jessica, "..."

This child!

"You are welcome." Hearing Monica's soft and sweet voice, Coral was very happy.

After what Monica said, Jessica couldn't reject any more. So, she said, "You are so nice. Thank you."

Coral waived her hand at once, "No need. There is no need for that."

"We have to go get something else. We had better leave now." Jessica said.

"Okay."

Staring at Samuel, Coral wanted to talk more with these two kids and get along with them. But after all, they were children of other family. Besides, this was the first time that they met and she was hospitable enough. If she proposed to ascend the stairs with them, she would make them disgusted with her as they might think her as a human trafficker.

She heaved a sigh.

She thought about Matthew, the one she had been looking after since he was a little boy. Ever since Matthew got divorced, he had not remarried. He was in his thirties this year, and didn't even have a wife, let alone a child.

Her face darkened. If he had not got the divorce, he might have a child too now.

After all, Dolores was already pregnant by then.

Matthew was responsible for everything.

He reaped what he sowed.

At the end, all was lost by him. He ended up alone without a wife and child.

Coral wasn't in the mood to shop now. There was still some cooking material back home, and Matthew might not come back today. So she headed out and left the market.

Seeing Coral coming out empty-handed, the driver turned around to look at her, "You are not buying anything?"

Coral said with depression, "I have lost the mood. Let's head back."

The driver, "..."

Coral was back to the villa. The villa was so big and so empty. It suffered a lack of vitality.

The villa didn't look like home at all. Because there wasn't a hostess and several children.

Coral walked in with her empty bag and put the bag on table. She kept sighing. Thinking of how Samuel looked, Coral walked to the table and opened the drawer. She took out a picture from into the drawer and looked at it, the little boy in which was Matthew as a kid.

Matthew didn't like taking pictures. This was the only picture that he had from childhood.

Coral looked at the picture closely and thought about how Samuel looked. Samuel looked like the little boy in this picture a lot.

They looked almost the same.

How could they look like each other so much?

Matthew was the only heir to the Nelson Family. His mother only gave birth to one child and that was Matthew. Later Jayden Nelson remarried, but he didn't have more children.

So Matthew didn't have a brother or sister.

Therefore, Samuel couldn't be the kid of Matthew's relative.

Was it really possible that two people who were unrelated by blood looked almost the same?

Lost in thought, Coral didn't even hear the doorbell.

Matthew threw away the jacket in his hand and walked to Coral's side. He wanted to see what Coral was watching so attentively that she didn't hear the door bell ringing.

She didn't even notice when someone entered the house and walked to her side.

Seeing the picture that she was watching, Matthew raised his eyebrows, "Why are you looking at this?"

Startled, Coral looked at him after she came out of her trance, "I saw two children today. And they looked almost the same to you as a boy."

Coral stressed the words "the" and "same."