Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 108 However, he found that Melody’s face was expressionless, while her eyes looked gloomy. It seemed like the word “daddy” had just been a hallucination. Melody had never even said “Mom.” Why would she say “Daddy”? He must have heard it wrongly.

After dinner, Adina helped Melody take a bath and cleaned up before she put the little girl to

bed.

Ever since Alden turned three and became more mature, she no longer had to help him with such matters. After she took care of Melody, she returned to the study to continue working.

Her studio was in its preparation stage, but she already had two projects on hand. One was Xavier Corporation’s daily maintenance and subsequent update of intelligent products, while the other was the initial design preparation for Project A-F. The latter project required a lot of manpower, but she was having trouble with recruitment. It seemed that she had to look for her cousin for help.

She remained busy until midnight.

Adina did some stretches before she got ready for bed. Suddenly… “Ah!” : A scream came from Melody’s room. Adina immediately pushed open the next room’s door. Right then, she saw Melody rolling around in bed with a pained expression. “Mel, what’s wrong with you? Mommy’s here.” She rushed in and hugged the little girl in her arms.

She lowered her head and kept kissing the teardrops on Melody’s face. Ten minutes later, Melody finally calmed down. “Mommy, did Mel have a nightmare again?” Alden stood in the room’s doorway, and his face was mostly shrouded in darkness. Adina covered Melody with the blanket before she walked out of the room and softly said, “ She hasn’t had a nightmare in over a year. Did something happen in preschool today?” Two years ago when Melody had just turned two, it also happened to be Adina’s busiest time at work.

the two kids to a child care center, but the teacher

went to the nursery for just three days and ended up having nightmares

picked Melody up in time, or the consequences would have been

that, she no longer dared to

a nightmare again. Was it because the preschool that

good. Ms. Jones likes Mel, and the children enjoy being friends with her too. No one laughs at her.” Alden pursed his lips and

when the children were dismissed from class, she was holding Dew by the collar, and Dew showed a grim face. Melody had been born prematurely, so she was

a little and sighed.

apologizing. If only I had shielded Mel’s eyes in

lowered his head with

Adina’s heart was soft.

Melody’s crib