My Mommy’s Brave Heart

Chapter 378

“Duke, I know it’s you!” Dew stood inside and talked to herself. “I was wrong four years ago. I made a serious mistake. I should not have pretended to be the children’s mother! Even though I lied to you, I gave the two children my heart and soul over these four years, and I never did anything to harm George and Harold. Why do you have to do this to me? Why are you doing this to Daugherty Corporation?”

Adina, who was standing outside, instantly froze when she heard it.

So Duke was aware of the issue with the children?

When did he know about it?

Before she could think about it, she heard Dew’s voice growing more agitated.

“I’ve been waiting for you for the past four years, giving the Winters family four years of my youth, and this is how you treat me? You never put me in your eyes! You never wanted to marry me! The Daugherty family has never benefited from the Winters family either, so why are you treating me like this?” Dew roared,” I guess you just want to kill me, huh? If you want to me die, George and I shall die together! My path to death won’t be too lonely with the Winters family prince by my side!”

She fiercely yanked the unconscious George in her hand.

Her force was so strong that it immediately roused George and caused him to let out a muffled grunt in pain.

was standing outside, could no longer remain

to the

clarity of the surroundings.

elbow was locked around his neck. Blood had congealed on the back of the

heart was clenching up. “What did

did you get here? What brought you

dazed and half awake. When he

appeared in front of

let out a sigh of relief as she saw George

saying word by word, “Do you notice

you promised to help me keep this secret, yet today Duke already knew!” Dew sneered, “He now hates me so

very proud? However, I can assure you that I won’t let you get away with it! If I die, I will let George be buried with me, want you

she put force into

a breath. He gasped

laughed, “George, this was how your daddy used to treat me. Is this feeling particularly

“Dew, stop it!”

was aching with