Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 870

Outside the car, the cold breeze blew the leaves away.

Adina looked down and said in a calm voice, “Whenever we’re at our most intimate moments, a mechanical female voice appears in my mind. The first time it appeared, it asked me to jump off the building. Later, as I grew closer to you, that voice asked me to leave you or forced me to spew nonsense…”

She yanked at the strands of hair that had dropped on her brow. “I cannot resist that voice’s order no matter how hard I try, so I have to do what it says. Otherwise, my head hurts so bad until I give in to it. It is so excruciatingly painful that I sometimes wish I could just kill myself to end the pain.”

“Addy…”

Duke did not know what to say. He hugged Adina close trying to transmit all his warmth and energy to her.

He could not take away her pain. But when he saw her so lost and helpless, he felt his heart constrict. Seeing her in pain hurt him so much that it felt as if a knife was thrust in his heart. What he wouldn’t give to switch places with her so that she could have a moment of peace…

He would rather be the one who suffered than watch her in pain like this.

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is implanted in me to make sure I am torn away from the people I love

will trigger the

held her

can control human emotions or interfere with

I feel loved, my body secretes a type of substance. When the bio-intelligent chip detects that

technology, especially black technology. They are far more terrifying than

capitalists produced various devious things for money

way to destroy the chip! Addy, I will find a way,”

the loophole, we can break ourselves free from it.” Adina sulked. “But right now, I

was an adult. A grown man. He could defend himself against her attack, but her children were so young and innocent. Her strange behavior had made them cry last time. She didn’t want to traumatize

of

Duke without

move out with

brushed her fingers lightly on

with me, you’ll