Even after Her Death by Rita Bond

hapter 106 Grandma, I'm Back

Chapter 106 Grandma, I'm Back

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Having just witnessed Zoey's tumultuous life and her complex emotions, a sharp headache throbbed in my temples. The sound of Philippa's crying pierced my ears, making it almost unbearable.

I covered my head with my hands and slowly sat up. I reached out and wiped away the tears in Philippa eyes, offering her a weak smile. "Mom, I'm fine."

In Zoey's memories, I saw the tragic life of this poor woman, trapped by a man for most of her years.

She was so much like me-stuck in the past, unable to move forward. The only difference was I had awoken from that nightmare, while she was still struggling, deep in the muck. Zoey's tragic end had a lot to do with her weakness.

Her hesitation and tinidity had allowed the mistress and her family to spread their poison, turning Zoe into a casualty.

But of course, I couldn't blame the victim.

It was the perpetrators who deserved the blame.

Philippa suddenly pulled me into her arms. She said, 'Zoey, you're all I have left. What would I do if I los you too?"

She was the epitome of a traditional woman-gentle, kind, and completely unguarded.

But it was precisely people like her who always seemed to attract misfortune.

I returned her embrace, gently patting her back. "Don't worry, Mom. I'll pull myself together from now or I won't make you worry anymore." This time, I was determined to live not just for myself, but also for Zoey.

Philippa studied me carefully, ensuring that I seemed fine.

The doctor had checked me over and confirmed that, aside from my hand injuries, my body wasn't in any serious condition. She finally relaxed.

She was still concerned that I might faint again, so she insisted that I stay in the hospital for a few more days.

I couldn't argue with her, so I agreed.

Leaning my head against her chest, I acted coyly and said, "As long as I'm with you, I don't mind where I stay. I want to sleep with you tonight, Mom.

Philippa wiped away her tears, a soft smile playing on her lips. She gently stroked iny hair and said, "Such a silly child, still acting adorable with your mother at your age

She stared at me blankly for a while and said, Darling, ou haven't acted like this in such a long time.

I promise I'll be more affectionate with you every dayom now on, as long as you don't find me

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In that moment, I let go of all the past, feeling as though I was simply a joyful child, resting in my mothe

embrace.

overjoyed and fed me by

been unconscious for nearly a day, I was

I ate

and

foolish, leaving such a wonderful wife for a lowly woman from the

timid, constantly trying to gain her father's

how she didn't measure up, how she wasn't as

he had never once considered that, from the moment Zoey was born, he hadn't even bothered to look at

gone, but I would not let that se'm

to relax. She went home to

to tell Grandma

I was dead, and that would

room was just upstairs, but the tricky part was entering without revealing

the Orchid Incident, Mrs. Lambert had been keeping a close watch, ensuring

for days. She must be terribly worried

a lot of thought,

I didn't bother hiding my

as I appeared at the

""Ms. Chloe!"

I pretended not to

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Mrs. Lambert saw the mole on my forehead, she froze in place. "You... who are you? You

Gardner. Do you know

much like Ms. Chloe. I mistook you for

her and asked, "Really, do

only difference

mistook you for Ms. Chloe. If only she would

okay. What's happened to

was Old Madam's favorite, and Old Madam misses her terribly." Mrs.

I suggested. "I see. Well, can I go visit Old Madam on Ms. Chloe's behalf? I'm bored anyway, and it'll pass the time if I have someone to talk to."

up my sleeve and said, "Yeah, I nearly

her eyes was evident,

my heart racing. How I longed to rush

alive, that I had my body back She doesn't have to worry

not to act recklessly.

was so loyal to Grandma, could

suppress my emotions, ensuring no one could tell

Lambert, what illness did

up with her. She fell and hurt her head. She hasn't been

at me with concern and asked, "But Miss, you're so young. W why would you?" The wound on my

it off I was struggling with some things before. After dying once, I've learned to