Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Chapter 2927

Charity really didn’t know about it. All along, she thought she knew Chester well, but now she realized that she didn’t know enough.

Hearing Chester’s words, she could only squeeze back a little bit harder.

After becoming a mother, she felt more and more afraid to think about how hurt her heart would be if her parents thought this way since she was a child.

“Although I admit that you’re quite ruthless sometimes.” Charity said, “But the things in your stomach should not be blamed on you. You didn’t open your eyes and didn’t realize it at that time. How could you be blamed?”

Chester laughed at himself and said, “Some things have grown up, and I have gradually learned some things after studying medicine. The nutritional needs of being pregnant with one and two are completely different. My mother was not in good health at that time, and she often vomited. As a result, the nutrition was not enough for the two children to absorb, one instinctively wanted to survive, so I could only absorb nutrients desperately, and the other didn’t have enough nutrients, so…”

Chester didn’t say anything more about the latter, but Charity understood.

“It’s not wrong for a person to want to live alone.” Charity said, “If you know how to analyze the situation while still in your mother’s womb, then it’s fine, you’re not a monster anymore.”

Chester laughed at what Charity said, and he lowered his head and kissed her on the forehead, “Thank you for comforting me, I feel much better.”

taken aback by

recovering, she was

could she comfort

they shouldn’t

“It’s useless to

go to the movies.” Charity

finally arrived at the movie

two were sitting in the last row, and there were only…four people in the last row, and

choose to be at the end?” Charity complained, “It’s too far away,

Chester whispered in her ear, “When we watched a movie for the first time, the two of

Charity was taken aback.

were carefully recalled, in fact, they were

took her to watch a movie. What he said at the time, no one would pay

the darkness, her whole