Super Wife’s Three Babies

Chapter 1283 Meeting Mason’s Parents

Without a bone marrow donor, Blake didn’t need to stay in the hospital as he could continue taking his medication at the clinic.

So, he was promptly discharged from the hospital the following day.

Although Mason’s death still made Olivia feel sorrow and guilt from time to time, her pregnancy served as a constant reminder that she couldn’t allow herself to be consumed by grief. Moreover, Eugene was always there to console her, which temporarily eased her sadness.

After Blake was discharged, Olivia insisted on meeting Mason’s parents as she felt insurmountable remorse in her heart.

Although they weren’t the ones who killed him, they were well aware that the perpetrator was likely Blood Rose. Plus, Blood Rose was targeting them. In a way, Mason’s death was indirectly caused by their presence.

That young man was kind-hearted. They couldn’t let his parents suffer any further.

She wanted to go, and naturally, Eugene accompanied her. When they arrived there and met Mason’s parents, she would inevitably sob her heart out again. To make matters worse, she wasn’t a lone individual any longer, and he was even more concerned about her well-being.

Olivia and Eugene finally met Mason’s parents as they had wished. The couple, in their fifties, appeared worn out

her face and cascaded over her nose. The man’s eyes were also red-rimmed, but his large hand gently stroked the woman’s hair. His entire being

was to witness a child

quick to introduce them, saying, “These are

raised their heads with lackluster enthusiasm and their inquiring gazes were directed at

and

her best to suppress her emotions, burst into a wail, “Mason… My

while before she could console her, “Mrs. Horne, please

level best to cry

tears and took small breaths as she tried

“Mrs. Horne, we were Mason’s friends. Now that he’s gone,

as she wept, “Who could be so heartless to

had just managed to stop began flowing once

gently stroked Melody’s back. “Stop crying. Your tears won’t bring our son