Billionaire’s Reborn Baby

After lunch, Spencer brought Vincent into the room. Emily wanted to enter it, but Spencer disliked onlookers, so Emily had to squat and wait at the door. Sensing that Emily might be bored, Stephanie suggested taking her out for a walk. They then went out.

At that time, only Stephanie and Spencer lived in the village. The rest of the houses were all empty. Even though it had been more than 15 years since the outbreak of the disease, other villagers dared to go back.

When they came out of the house, Emily saw several sticks used for grilled fish were planted on the ground, blackened by smoke.

“The river is freezing now. Where can you fish?” Emily asked.

“They were leftovers,” Stephanie said while looking at the sticks. “The patient told me that burying fish bones could fertilize the soil,” she added.

Emily nodded and walked silently.

There was nothing to see if they kept walking straight forward. Therefore, Stephanie brought her to someplace behind the village. When they passed by the river, Emily stopped. She fixed her eyes on the frozen river, lost in thought.

Every time Stephanie came to the river, she would remember the day when she fell into the water and Harold jumped into the river to save her. Since the gauze on his face got soaked in water, Harold had to suffer the pain of changing it again.

The two women stood beside the river, and each had a secret in mind. After a long time, Emily walked away, and Stephanie followed.

Harold, following behind them, slowly retreated to a corner.

Guard D was sitting on the roof. He looked at Harold below and asked, “Hasn’t the wound on your face healed yet?”

Harold looked up at the four guards on the roof, stroked the gauze on his face, and shook his head.

Guard A said, “She misses you a lot! She has drawn a portrait of you. Every time she went to the studio, she would take a few glances at it.”

Harold lowered his head without saying a word.

Just as the guards were about to get up and catch up with Emily, Harold suddenly looked up at them and asked, “Would you go to find Mr. Vincent if you became lame one day?”

The guards were all silent.

They apparently wouldn’t do that.

at Harold, he was already gone, leaving only a trail of

went back, Vincent was still in Spencer’s room. Rex was eating an unknown fruit outside of the room. Stephanie asked Rex, “How dare you eat it without knowing its name? What if it is

if I got poisoned to death, your grandfather

fruit is poisonous. I’m not

head and looked at the fruit left in

as she

Rex was speechless.

how scared you were

no word

far worse than Harold, I…” Stephanie stopped laughing when she realized that she had said something wrong. Stared at by Emily, Stephanie stuttered, “I, I used to tease Harold. But he didn’t buy it and often kept a straight

Vincent was in the medicinal bath, they would stay outside of the

but Emily had an illusion that all had

and walked out of the room. His face was pale, and he slightly limped as Emily helped him walk. No one saw the sign of lameness on him before he entered the room,

that, Emily became worried. “What’s wrong? What happened to your

on her shoulder and said,

and saw a basin filled with blood. Her legs felt weak after seeing the blood. However, she immediately stood up straight after

month!” Spencer said after coming out. As he was wiping his hands with a towel, he continued, “You have put it off for far too long. All I can do is alleviate the pain. I can’t make sure whether the wound can get healed or not. And now, let’s leave it in the lap of the

Emily hurriedly thanked Spencer.

was tired. Then he closed the door and went back into

them to the door. Rex helped Vincent into the car. Emily quickly got into the

her hand and added,

Year!” Emily said with a bright smile. Then she closed the

Emily took care of Vincent all the time. She wiped the sweat off his forehead. Seeing his pale face, she couldn’t help but kiss

up the

a person

she looked back, she only

weak look. Emily lowered her head and

raised his head

of candy, so at that moment,

shouted, “Oh no! I forgot