While they were talking, Selina walked in with the two children. “Hey! Mommy!”

Tammy jumped at Anna and cheered as soon as she saw her, while Matthew looked exhausted. He strolled inside, and then sat down on the couch and wrapped his arms around Anna as if he was about to fall asleep.

“Matthew doesn‘t usually work out, does he? We‘ve only been running for a little while! He really is a pampered child.” Selina showed a regretful expression.

Anna felt resigned. She patted Matthew‘s head softly and explained, “Well, actually, it‘s not his fault. Matthew had always been sick when he was a child. He had a fever when he was younger, so he couldn‘t talk anymore. He‘s always in poor health.”

Selina put down the cup in her hand, stared at Matthew thoughtfully and asked, “He couldn‘t speak because of the fever? So, he never spoke?”

Anna frowned and replied, “Not really. I heard Wayne say that he has spoken twice in the year.”

Selina looked at Anna with slightly more profound meaning and said, “Things may not be that simple. Wayne is the only son of the family, and a big family like the Wrights would be in trouble if they didn‘t have the next generation of heirs. Many people are jealous of the Wright family, you know. I’m afraid Matthew may not be able to grow up safely.”

Anna looked at Selina with a stunned expression and was surprised at these words.

She had heard her grandfather say that Selina had had a child when she was young. Then, after something happened, the child was lost. Her uncle Joe was very close to his brother Bruce, but they stopped visiting each other after that incident. They didn‘t speak to each other until Bruce remarried later.

Anna did not understand this matter when she was a child. But she felt scared every time she thought about it later. She knew that most people would lose their minds in front of a considerable amount of money.

Selina meant to remind her that Matthew‘s fever at that time was probably not an accident. Also, such ‘accidents” would frequently happen from then on.

Anna immediately thought of the chandelier falling down when she first met Matthew.

Anna. Don‘t trust anyone.” Selina‘s voice made Anna

her making coffee at the kitchen bar. She wore a sweatsuit and had a great figure and a superb aura. Anna realized that her aunt was an intelligent and

for a while, Anna was ready to

and auntie. So, I’ll leave with Matthew and Tammy now. We’ll come back to visit you

away your own stuff.” “Oh, no, I really

you came back for your mother‘s inheritance, I remember that you were very righteous. This house is only a small part of your mother‘s inheritance here. Anyway, I want you to have a place to stay in this city. Stop acting like your snob

family without a single swear word by saying that. After hearing

arms when they left, and Tammy was very energetic. She asked Anna curiously, “Mommy, why does granny Selina hate grandpa so much?” “Ah, didn‘t she tell

what she was saying. You said that I

on the forehead, and said, “You little girl! Well, it‘s between adults, so you shouldn‘t ask too many questions

do you

snacks because you like them. You also have to carry your textbooks. You don‘t like the textbooks, but you need them at school. So, you have to carry them. If you are just too tired to carry so many things one day, you have to give up some of

thinking very seriously about this profound question. After thinking for a while, she looked at Anna and answered, “Why would I give up something? I can get Mr.

stroked Tammy‘s head and looked

I think it‘s not hard to make choices or that I don‘t have to make choices, it‘s because someone else is carrying the burden for me. When I was a child, my father abandoned my mother, but I didn‘t hate

they arrived at Wright‘s old

the car, Anna was surprised by the people who

were two rows of twenty servants standing there, half of them were men while the others were women. When they saw Anna, they immediately

her nerves tense up. She couldn‘t even take a step as she

hand.

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