Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2159 Finding Out Their Identity

In the gazebo, Gianna finally chose to tell Brittany the truth. "Your mother passed away shortly after giving birth to you. These years have also been hard for you."

As she spoke, her eyes teared up just a little. The love between kin was definitely a bond that couldn't be snapped even in the face of death. So, although so many years had passed, she could still see her sister smiling happily in her memories. Of course, when it came to the truth behind her sister's death...

Gianna merely glossed over the matter. She didn't see a need in mentioning the feud between Billy and the Nolan Family.

She only did this so that Brittany would be able to digest this information without getting too agitated. Unfortunately, even though her words were kind and gentle, Brittany's mind was an utter mess.

She would have never thought that the elegant and proud woman in front of her was her aunt. She had asked her father countless times about her mother over the years, but he would always find a way to dodge her questions. After a while, he would constantly use dystocia as an excuse to avoid the topic altogether. Yet, now that this woman before her was actually her aunt, she didn't know how to react. Not only that, but her aunt was also coincidentally the richest woman in Bainbridge.

For a moment, Brittany was at a loss as to what to do.

could only look at Matthew, the only man whom she could trust

Matthew also didn't know what to say when faced with her bewildered and desperate eyes.

hidden forever and it was best to face things in a somewhat controlled environment.

hesitation, he nodded and replied softly, "Brit, Miss Gianna is right. You're her biological

his words, she couldn't restrain her feelings any longer. Tears immediately rolled down her

hung heavy in the air, and Matthew

He couldn't evade this question nor could he bring himself to lie. So,

her. She knew

she could think for herself, she could only watch enviously as other children act

more than twenty years. As she grew, she had never once outgrown her longing for a mother. Sometimes she would hide away and gaze at pictures of her mother as she cried bitter tears. It wouldn't be that bad if she knew that her mother had relatives in this world when she was young. At least there was some hope to reconnect with her dead mother through their memories. Maybe over time, the trauma of such loss would heal with time and new memories. Perhaps she would have just

more Brittany thought about it, the sadder she felt. Eventually, she couldn't help but lay her head down as she wailed her heart out. Her reaction made the

harsh, had to