Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

Chapter 344

Who Am I Theodore’s eyes were icy-cold as he kept mum. Gizem smiled in an equal manner. “Why aren’t you saying anything?” “I have nothing to say.” Theodore continued to stare at her frostily. “Don’t you already have your suspicions?” “Yes, I should have had my suspicions earlier, but Master, I really do respect you. Even though I have a lot of doubts, I still believe you since the beginning.” Theodore asked, “Have you recovered your lost memory?” She shook her head. No wonder! She hasn’t regained her memory, but she’s noticed much information. That’s why she starts to suspect it. “Gizem, you can’t run away from here. Everyone on this island is my subordinate.” His gaze darkened. “You can’t do anything even if you steal the key from Shadow. I’ve asked someone to move the speedboat away this afternoon.” What? Gizem was taken aback. “Unless I call them to come back, you’ll never have a chance to leave,” the old man added. Upon hearing that, Gizem hugged Desi harder as she stated inimically, “Even so, I won’t let you harm Desi.” If Desi is really my daughter, I won’t let Old Mr. Hoover lay a finger on her.

Theodore’s gaze turned even grimmer with a hint of coldness. “Defying me is going to be the biggest mistake you’ll ever make.” As soon as he said that, four people came and stood behind Theodore. “Keep an eye on them. If they escape, I’ll punish you all!” Theodore ordered. With that, he wheeled around and left. Gizem immediately perked up her ears to listen to his footsteps and found that Theodore didn’t go to the room next door, so she figured he was heading to the laboratory. Although he asked Shadow to abduct Desi, he is not well-prepared yet, which means that Desi will probably be safe tonight. Carrying Desi, Gizem went over and sat on the bed. “Desi, don’t be scared,” Gizem reassured gently. “Mommy is here. I’m not scared at all.” Desi threw her arms around Gizem’s neck. Gizem was stunned for a second. “Why are you so sure that I’m your mommy?” “Because you smell just like her. I’ve smelled this scent before, but I’m not sure where I smelled it. Eil said we probably caught a whiff of it when we were born,” Desi explained.

let Desi see the second layer of the mask, so she showed the little girl her real face directly. When Desi saw Gizem’s appearance, the girl’s jaw dropped. The moment Gizem revealed her whole face, Desi exclaimed, “Mommy, it’s really you!” Still feeling awkward, Gizem responded, “You can call me ‘Mommy’ after we find out the truth.” “There’s no need for that. I’m sure of it!” Desi was very confident with her judgment, and

on the pill, she asked, “Mommy, it’s sweet. What is that?” “That’s something I made for you. When you feel unwell, take one and you’ll feel fine in a short time,” Gizem explained. “Oh.” Nodding, Desi continued to munch it. After she took the medication, she felt sleepy and dozed off on Gizem’s lap. Having Gizem by her side gave Desi a sense of security. Gizem smiled faintly as she gazed at Desi’s angel-like face. If Desi is truly my daughter, I’d be the happiest person on earth. Desi and Eil

She heaved a long sigh. It’s too hard. When the day broke, sunlight poured into the ward. Gizem managed to take a short nap during the night as well. By the time she opened her eyes, Desi had woken up. The latter seemed to be feeling better than the day before. “Mommy, good morning!” Desi greeted in a sweet voice. “Morning, Sweetheart.” Gizem also flashed a smile. “Mommy, I’m hungry,” Desi muttered pitifully. Hearing that, Gizem picked Desi up. “Come on, let’s go have breakfast.” Taken aback, Desi asked, “Can we go out?” “Don’t worry.” Gizem seemed confident. “Okay.” The girl nodded. When Gizem brought her out of the room, a man blocked her. Before the man could speak, Gizem demanded, “There’s not a single boat at the pier. We can’t run away from here. Get out of my way!” The man wore a hesitant expression, keeping quiet. “My daughter is starving. If anything happens to her, I won’t let you off!”

brought Desi to the living quarters. She put Desi down on the floor and said, “Wait for me while I heat up some food for you.” “Okay,” Desi answered obediently. Just as Gizem was reheating some leftovers, a woman stood in the doorway of the kitchen and commented coldly, “You’re not afraid at all.” Gizem did not even spare that woman a glance as she asked, “When did you get here?” “Just a moment ago.” As Lauren stared at Gizem’s face, a trace