His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 1669:

“Thanks for coming shopping with me today, Belinda,” Barbara said with a smile. “If it weren’t for you, my mom wouldn’t have let me leave the house.”

Belinda offered a calm reply, speaking gently on Nalani’s behalf. “Your mother’s just worried about you. She’s afraid something might happen if your health takes a turn, so she’s extra cautious. But stepping outside, even just for a bit, is good for your recovery too.”

Barbara gave a small sigh, her expression a mix of gratitude and resignation. “I know she means well, and I know she’s scared. But… but…” Her voice trailed off, unable to shape her feelings into words.

Tilting her head slightly, Belinda turned to her and said in a soothing voice, “You feel like you’re living under lock and key, don’t you? Like your freedom’s been clipped, and it’s a bit suffocating.”

over her as Belinda put her

of view, I can understand her. Your father passed away, and now you’re her entire world. On top of that, you inherited your father’s Marfan syndrome,

on your shoulders. Barbara, I believe you need to have an honest conversation with her. Share your true thoughts and feelings with her. I’m confident your mother will listen and understand

at Barbara with a serious

“But… but what if my words make my mother feel like I don’t value everything she’s trying to do for me? The last thing I

such thoughtfulness.

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think of others this way shows incredible maturity. You clearly see the love behind your mother’s actions. But Barbara, have you stopped to consider what happens if this pattern continues eating away at your mental health? Your mother’s greatest wish is to see you thriving and genuinely happy, isn’t it? The connection between family runs deeper than any other bond. Why not open your heart to her about this? Don’t tell me that you’re afraid

she deserves more faith from you in this situation. Take that leap and see what unfolds. You might discover a surprise. Don’t you