Chapter 4 Four years later… A fine-dressed man lunged at Adina and pinned her underneath him.

He ripped her clothes off and touched every inch of her skin, but she did not have the strength to push him away.

She tried to see his face, but it was hidden in fog and appeared blurry.

She could only see a pair of eyes.

The man’s gaze was as sharp as a hawk’s, and even if they were doing something only couples should do, there were no emotions in his eyes.

It frightened her.

Suddenly, her heart skipped a beat, and she opened her eyes.

"Mommy, did you have a nightmare?"

a soft voice asked from right next to her.

It was only at that moment that Adina realized that she had fallen asleep in an airplane and dreamt about the night of her coming-of-age ceremony.

Five years had passed since she was set up by Dew Daugherty back then.

It was something from a long time ago that she had put behind her, so why did she dream of it? When Adina met her son’s clear eyes, she felt a little embarrassed.

"I’m fine.

The long flight has just tired me out."

Alden handed her a warm cup of water.

"Mommy, you’ll feel better once you drink it."

Then, he put a soft cushion behind her back.

"You’ll also feel better if you’re comfortable."

Adina’s heart melted away at his care, and she kissed his cheek.

"Alden, the two of you are my greatest blessing in life."

She then glanced at the girl sleeping quietly at her side, and a satisfied smile bloomed on her face.

Four years ago, she had risked tooth and nail to escape the fire, and in the end, she managed to do it.

children had been born premature and were in danger of dying, so the hospital she went to told her multiple times that she was to prepare for

had a stronger body, so they managed to save him, but the doctors gave up

took her children to

to survive, but… While Adina was deep in thought, the

She had beautiful eyes.

watery grapes or the stars that hung

they would notice that the girl seemed

and sadness in her heart before she chuckled and said,

like milk

There was no reply.

at the clouds outside the

aloof

Adina pursed her lips.

autism was getting

why she

milk for you,

Here, hold the handle.

Drink this way.

That’s right.

Don’t dirty your shirt."

and patiently reminded her how

though he received no reply, he still talked to

ruffled her

greatest blessing in

did not have him around, she did not know

if you continue ruffling my

Alden grumbled in displeasure.

Adina laughed.

still young, kiddo, and

mother and son chatted the time away, the

she

more than five charged into her

jacket, and his leather shoes made it clear that he was a son of a

get into trouble, so once she helped him to his feet,

the boy held her

is trying

you help me, I’ll do any one

at the woman in

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