Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 404

Karina’s gaze bounced back and forth between Faith and Hiram, before finally landing on me, “Ms. Finch, what brings you here?”

I responded with a nonchalant tone, “Just shopping for clothes.”

“Look at how others mother their children. You could at least bring your child along for shopping!” Faith couldn’t help but interject. I knew she just disliked Karina and was trying to pick a fight. Such a trivial matter didn’t need to be blown out of proportion.

After all, Karina had been raising her child alone overseas for years, putting in a tremendous amount of effort.

But Faith didn’t take any of that into account. She just wanted to make things difficult for Karina over a simple shopping trip.

Karina furrowed her brows, looking towards Neil for support. After all, Faith and Ryan were his parents.

Seeing Karina’s plea for help, Neil finally spoke up, “Mom, she’s been busy with work too. She’s been taking care of Hiram alone overseas all these years. She wouldn’t neglect him. You’re overthinking”

I lowered my gaze, taking Serena from Faith’s arms, and prepared to leave. I didn’t want to get involved in that family’s internal conflicts.

“It’s not like we asked her to raise the child alone overseas!” Faith seemed furious when she mentioned that. After all, they were desperate for a grandchild and Karina had taken their only grandson overseas without telling them, causing them to miss out on Hiram’s growth over the years.

At those words, Karina’s face changed, especially since Faith said it in front of me.

Perhaps sensing Faith had gone too far, Neil stepped in again, “Enough. Weren’t you the one who opposed her back then?”

Faith was taken aback and then looked at me with a complex look. Neil seemed to realize something too and looked at me. But I just found it all rather amusing.

was the first woman he fell in love with. They had gone through family opposition, and Karina’s “death”. Every event was of great significance to Neil, something he could have never

course, he would have been

Faith Serena should be getting to bed. I’m going to head back.” I interrupted Neil’s conversation with his mother. My tone was neutral, and

words just then had brought up the past. I was only with Neil because

“All right, Irene. You

leave with Serena and the nanny. But just as I reached the door, a clap of thunder echoed from the sky. Serena started crying from the scare and my heart

wind was strong too, blowing raindrops onto me. I remained in the shop. I

was parked across the street. It was a two to three-minute walk

others were also taken by surprise. The shop assistant closed the door and warmly invited us to stay until the rain

a seat. You must be tired of holding the baby.” Faith immediately offered me

out the rain. That kind

to sit on her lap. The grandmother and grandson seemed to have had a good relationship.

the other sofa, glancing

Faith’s lap and ran to Karina. He jumped into her

settled Hiram on her lap. I couldn’t help but notice that Hiram seemed smaller than

She wouldn’t have had trouble

and I couldn’t have been

his father. Neil was also a good boy when he was young, but he became a troublemaker when he grew up, sometimes really asking

was hard to

for a moment. A hint of warmth flashed across his eyes before it turned cold

only gave me one grandchild. I