Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 62:

“I’m having an affair too. I’ve even given birth to two illegitimate children,” Marissa blurted out

The statement stunned both the mediator and Connor, silencing the room. After a moment, the mediator regained her composure, slammed her pen down on the table, and declared, “The mediation is over!”

Marissa and Connor both stood and left the mediation room. As they exited the courthouse, Connor turned to Marissa with a hint of sarcasm. “Two illegitimate children?”

“Yes. They’re a pigeon pair,” Marissa replied

“Why do you ask so many questions? It’s certainly not you!” Marissa retorted sharply, then continued on her way

stories on

who is the father?” Connor asked as he hailed a taxi and departed. Connor watched the taxi pull away, feeling an inexplicable pang of jealousy, even

and with the divorce mediation now behind her, she was in high spirits. After grabbing lunch, she headed back to the hospital. Leila was still in the hospital room. Upon seeing Marissa, she greeted her

and asked,

was eavesdropping, she leaned in and whispered, “Tiffany, Mr. Connor Daniels seems to be treating you better

so cold. If you even brushed against his clothes,

any affection for Connor but rather

subsequent days, Marissa stayed in the hospital to look after Caylee, closely monitoring her condition to determine the right time for surgery. At the same time, she faced her own challenge—an increasing difficulty in sleeping. By the eighth day, the Serene Rest Pill had completely lost its

pills had no effect. Only her specially formulated pills provided any relief, and she worried she might not survive until her next batch arrived. As she contemplated drastic measures to get some rest, like knocking herself out, a message from Arabella popped up. “Sweetie, I know you’re busy taking care of your mother. But can you come back to have dinner with me?” It had

strength and went to the Daniels Manor. Connor was not at home, so she shared the meal solely with Arabella. Shortly after they finished, Arabella retired for the evening. At that point, Marissa felt utterly drained. Her body desperately needed rest, but sleep eluded her. Plagued by a splitting headache and growing irritability, she was concerned that her restlessness might disturb