All Too Late

Chapter 350 It Is My Bad

 “Am I worthy of that?” Samuel asked in a low yet gentle voice. There was a hint of sorrow in his eyes. Kathleen paused briefly before saying, “It’s just a meal.” Samuel nodded graciously. 

“Thank you.” Kathleen remained silent. 

“Eil, take your sister to wash her hands,” instructed Samuel. Eil led Desi off the bed. He put on his slippers before helping Desi to put on hers. After that, the two siblings walked out of the room hand in hand. Samuel gazed at Kathleen. 

“The children have been waiting for you to come back so our family could be reunited. That’s why—” 

“You don’t have to explain,” Kathleen interrupted. 

“I’m not that unreasonable. It’s totally understandable that the children want a complete family.” Samuel nodded and spoke in his deep, enigmatic voice.

 “I’m glad you understand.” 

“Samuel, the fact that I understand doesn’t mean we can be…” Kathleen explained hurriedly, worried he might misunderstand her words. Samuel chuckled. 

“Don’t worry. I’m not the same person from the past.I didn’t misunderstand your words.” Kathleen sighed with relief. That’s great. Suddenly, she felt herself being lifted into the air as Samuel scooped her into his arms. With Kathleen in his arms, Samuel walked to the wheelchair and placed her in it. Softly, he said, “I’m fine with letting the children stay with you. But as you know, they’ve been staying with me when you were gone. So, it’s not them who can’t be away from me. It’s the other way round. I’d like to see them every day. Don’t worry, I won’t bother you.”

 Kathleen nodded lightly. “I understand.” Samuel continued, “The housekeeper I’ve hired to take care of you can only arrive tomorrow. I’ve asked Gemma to keep you company tonight. She’ll take of you here.”

 “Okay.” Kathleen nodded. With that, Samuel pushed her wheelchair out of the room.

When they arrived at the dining hall, Eil, Desi, and even Charles were already seated at the dining table. He didn’t leave, either. Kathleen was surprised. 

“What’s with that look of disdain on your face? Kate, you used to depend on me a lot, you know?” Charles said disappointedly. 

“I’m sorry,” Kathleen apologized. 

“I really have no recollection of the past. I only remember you shouting at me when we met for the first time.” Charles was speechless. At that time, he did not know Gizem was Kathleen. He would not have acted that way if he knew.

dear sister, please

that was you. If you think about it, how was I supposed to

Desi said

Charles, the fact that you couldn’t recognize Mommy proves you’re stupid.”

was clear that they were close. Kathleen merely watched them wordlessly. Right then, Samuel put on a smile and said to her, “Let’s

senses. “I’m not a

recognize Mommy either!” Desi

stuffed two bites of food into his mouth before mumbling, “Of course, I could guess that it was her.”

my bad for not realizing it

Daddy, okay?” Desi

so

right.”

speaking was that in Kathleen’s heart, the fact that he had missed and waited for her meant nothing at all. His current efforts

Desi served Kathleen some food, then she placed

her in unison. Desi then placed a

your hard work in bringing Mommy back.” Charles was

becoming more and more sensible.” He patted Desi’s head. She’s too cute. Desi was an incredibly adorable child. It was impossible to not dote on

acting like this is his house. Just then, the

it true that Kate’s back?” Charles

asked softly, “Uh… So, Dr. Zabinski

on the couch in the living room with Eil and Desi on either side of her, leaning against her while they watched a cartoon together. Gemma walked over. As soon as Gemma laid eyes on Kathleen, tears started welling in her eyes. Seeing Gemma had arrived, Kathleen smiled.

“You’re here.” 

the children greeted

nodded in

sorry for having to trouble you tonight, Gemma,” said Kathleen

no need for such formalities between us.” Gemma’s eyes reddened as she stared at Kathleen.

can you help me take Eil and Desi to their rooms?” asked

their rooms. After they left, Gemma walked over and took a seat beside Kathleen. Eyeing Kathleen’s wound, Gemma