Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 423

Ever since she had kids, Adina had never once set foot in the amusement park. 

Alden did not like to play with such rides, and Melody was afraid of strangers. Therefore, this was the first time she was taking the children to a place like this. 

She had been carrying Melody in her arms with a protective posture. However, when they reached the amusement park, the little girl struggled to get down and walk on her own. 

“Mel, let’s blow bubbles together.” 

Harold was blowing bubbles, and Melody was chasing after bubbles. They had the most innocent smiles on their faces. Adina also smiled from the bottom of her heart. 

The doctor who used to treat Melody was right. Only love would bring an autistic child out of his or her own bubble. 

“Georgie, Al, why are you still standing there? Go and have some fun now!” 

Adina was holding four full-access tickets. They could play with whatever rides they wanted. It was just that there were a lot of people. There was a line for every ride. 

Alden were introverts. They were quite mature for their age. So they had no interest in playing with the rides, but seeing that Melody was having so much

all the rides, it was already past five o’clock in the evening.

children were drenched in sweat. They

go home. I will take you here again when

as he exclaimed cheerfully, “Okay! Let’s come again tomorrow, okay? An amusement park is

Adina smiled stiffly. 

tomorrow, it would kill her! Alden was introverted and Melody was mostly quiet. She had no idea how much of a headache it could be when children were overly

one child, because the more children

Under Harold’s influence, they

to the car and carefully fastened their seat belts before starting the engine and

kids were exhausted. As soon as they got in the car,

it was already dark. Adina pulled open the back seat door and woke the children up, one at a time.

Go home and change your shoes. I’m going to

So he was the first to wake up. When he was about to get out of the car, he suddenly saw a familiar figure standing at the

with a