Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 965

For the value of this set of jewelry that Adeena wore four years ago to be worth more than all her belongings... Especially the Heart of the Ocean. The people of Cloud City have heard this name, but no one had ever seen it before.

“She‘s not an ordinary person,” Jada said coolly, “Because we had to treat your illness, your father and I stashed away her possessions for fear that her family would come to retrieve her. But your illness has gotten better, so I‘ve decided to help Adeena find her family. I also don‘t want her to call me mother in vain.”

“Mom, don‘t you think she may have stolen all these?”

“Who would wear stolen things in public?” Jada asked. “She is also acting so naturally about it, so she‘s most likely not the daughter of an ordinary family.”

“If that‘s the case, then all the more reason that we can‘t let her marry into the Finnian family and come into contact with more powerful families.” Ruth had a cunning glint in her eye.

“If she found her family, they would thoroughly investigate the past four years. By then, we won‘t be able to hide that she almost died when her blood was completely changed, and we can‘t hide how that led to the premature death of her baby, either.”

from the three of us, no one else

because it had been four years since the incident, and all records of the surgery had

nightmares for the past

of Adeena‘s blood and even indirectly killed her baby. Hence, there was always a child in her

years and had never gotten a good night‘s sleep during that time.

Adeena was married, through the connections of the Finnian family, she would have access to the more powerful families of Cloud City. Then, she would be able to find her family.

only then will my

jewelry out.” Ruth closed the box. “When she gets married one day, they can be given to

emerged in her eyes. ‘Adeena had always been aloof. If she really finds her family, won‘t I just get trampled under her feet for the rest of my life?‘ She looked

no makeup on her face.

the door of the study and leaned back against a chair while flipping

said. If Adeena was the daughter of an ordinary family, why would she know the