Contract Marriage With The Disabled CEO

Chapter 158 Childhood Memory

The moment she walked out of the Watson villa, Betty suddenly felt very lost.

So this was the closure…

From this day on, she did not owe Roger anymore, she did not owe the Watsons anymore. And whatever the Watsons had done to her did not matter anymore either.

From now on, all she had was but her mother.

Technically, it was not totally true.

She still had Kerwin.

At the thought of that, she suddenly felt all warm and strong.

After she left the Watson villa, Kerwin took

Betty in the car and let Peter drive them home.

On the way, Betty either was lost in her thoughts or kept her head low with red-rimmed eyes.

Kerwin thought he should give Betty the time to let it all out.

She was exhausted. With all these bad memories coming back in one day, only a strong-willed mind would be able to take all of it.

In the face of the bombardment from the

Watsons, the heart of the frail-looking Betty must have been broken into millions of pieces. Only God knew how sad she must be!

whispered, “It’s OK if

had found a bonfire,

she was a child. Before Kerwin, she didn’t have to pretend and put up a front. All she needed was to have a good cry and

with the Watsons once and for all. With all the childhood bullying, curse hurling, and torturing, and all the shaming and name calling

the sudden relief. She marveled

in

lowered his eyes at her, “Do

her

your

kissed her on the cheek.

eyes and started to tell

seaside. I was exhilarated. I had never seen the sea. I had only read from the books that the sea was blue. That the stretch of the coastline went all the way

waited for so long. Mom was so busy so she was actually in favor of me going on a trip together with them. We actually had fun as a family at the seaside. The sea was beautiful. I threw all

Betty couldn’t help heaving a sigh. What had happened

or she had done it just to frame me, because I swear I saw the smile on her face when the doll fell into the crack. Emily cried and screamed. Daisy got anxious, so she ordered me to climb down

At the recollection of

That was the first time in my life I was that close to the sea. There were so many rocks, overgrown with pointy shells and slippery seaweeds. But still, I climbed in. God knew

these ugly

them. because of childhood

took a cab and left me,

long way, hungry and exhausted, her

time she had been back, they had finished dinner and left

she had missed her

asked her if she had had fun, Betty had been afraid that her

with a piteous look

but he was never good

after finishing her story and said in a low