Chapter Summary: Chapter 327 – The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell by Laura
In Chapter 327, a key moment in the Romance novel The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell, Laura delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Danielle truly didn’t want her daughter spending much time around him.
Yes, he was her biological father, but he refused to acknowledge her and had done nothing but cause pain. If that was the case, it was better to keep their distance.
No need to give anyone hope built on nothing but wishful thinking.
Alexander’s brows drew together slightly, his gaze fixed on her, dark and unreadable.
Then, out of nowhere, he let out a thin, cryptic smile.
Danielle frowned. That smile, to her, said everything—he was probably glad she finally knew her place.
She didn’t bother to respond. Instead, she stepped past him and walked away.
Since Niki was with them, nobody drank much at dinner, and by eight o’clock they were already wrapping things up.
Gian carried Niki down the steps and out to the car. As he buckled her in, Niki leaned in and kissed his cheek. “Thank you, Mr. Atwood!”
Gian froze, caught completely off guard, looking helplessly at Danielle.
Danielle couldn’t help but laugh. “Nervous?”
“It’s just pure affection from a child.”
Kirsten burst out laughing. “Gian’s been single his whole life—never even dated. No wonder he’s flustered when he gets a kiss like that.”
Honestly, Gian hadn’t expected Niki to be so affectionate.
Kids loved hugs, kisses, being picked up high—they were just like that.
Niki blinked up at Gian. “Don’t you like me, Mr. Atwood?”
That snapped Gian out of his daze. He pinched her chubby cheek. “Of course I do.”
He bent closer, meeting her eyes through the open car door. “It’s okay to give kisses now, but when you get older, you shouldn’t let people kiss you just because. And don’t let boys kiss you—if anyone tries, you have to tell your uncle or your mom, okay?”
Kids needed to learn the difference between boys and girls, especially little girls.
Niki’s eyes sparkled as she nodded obediently. “Got it!”
She was just too adorable. Gian couldn’t resist giving her cheek another gentle squeeze.
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