Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 1048 

At 9:00 pm, their flight landed at the airport in Cloud City. 

The Willis family did not know that they would be back that night, so they did not arrange for anyone to pick 

them up. 

Ruth looked at Adeena with a complicated gaze. “Are you going to return to the Willis family or…” 

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Adeena raised her arm and stopped a car. She helped Ruth put her suitcase in the trunk before she nonchalantly said, “I’ll go back to my own place. Be safe.” 

Ruth bent down and got into the car. 

For the first time, she noticed Adeena taking good care of her. 

Their relationship had not been close over the four years, but when Ruth thought about it, Adeena had always accommodated her. 

had abducted her

heart, the Willis family had saved

Willis family members were

Ruth suddenly trembled. 

discovered everything, her relationship with

The truth was, Daniel and her never really started

raised her head and looked out the window. Adeena‘s figure

cab and went back to her

was really tired after the last few days, so she

looked at the clouds in the sky outside the windows. They were

had the urge to see the little girl whose

child‘s foster parents. She had initially planned to put some effort into hearing from the director. But when she reached the orphanage, the director told her

you the kind person who sent Grapie back to the orphanage the other day?” The director sighed. “Something happened to Grapie a month after she was adopted.”

foster parents were mildly injured, but Grapie...” The director‘s eyes turned red. “When the accident happened , the girl hugged her foster mother‘s head. Her foster mother turned out fine, but a car accessory pierced Grapie in the back. Her lung was punctured, and she experienced massive bleeding .

heart instantly

felt her hand

few days ago, Grapie‘s foster mother came to me and asked me to help her find Grapie‘s biological parents.” When Adeena heard what the

a lot. Her blood type is extremely rare. I forgot what blood type it is, but it‘s