The Day I Kissed An Older Man

As Melody spoke, she could not help but feel a surge of anger, feeling deeply unjust on Helen's behalf. She had hoped that after leaving, the Sanders would be able to live peacefully. However, things did not turn out as expected, and Helen was not living well either.

Feeling a bit panicked under Melody's interrogation, Wendy tightened her grip on her phone in her bag. This situation was far from what she had anticipated.

"W-Who said I haven't visited her? What do you know? I've been taking care of her all these days, you know? This is your first time here, so of course you wouldn't understand the intricacies. We consulted other doctors who said that stroke patients need rest, and here is the best place for that!" Wendy retorted defensively.

"Huh, if you're here every day taking care of her, then do you know where the caregivers are?" Melody asked casually, baiting Wendy.

"Where could they be? Of course, they're in her room with us. We even hired a caregiver who works all day specifically for her," replied Wendy, taking the bait.

one in her room," Lucas

and Melody were. She crossed her arms and questioned them nonchalantly, "You should at least pretend to care about Mom even if you don't. Dad and I specifically hired a caregiver because we're afraid we won't be able to take care of her when we're busy. But now you're telling me there's no caregiver inside. So where did they

congratulated herself for decisively agreeing to hire a 24-hour caregiver when discussing it with Ethan. Otherwise, she would not have been able

your filming has ended. Why haven't you come to see your mother even once? Is it because for all these years, you've been

feel sorry for your mother. She went through so much trouble to give birth to you, but you completely ignored her. She at least gave you life. Don't you have any gratitude toward her at all?" Despite having decided to let go of the past after seeing Helen, Melody found herself

worth it," he whispered

for a moment before

with fans, and so much more to do. All of that was far more important

wrist. "Let's go. I