Rebirth and Finding the One Truly Loves Me by Christina

Chapter 146 He must have been disappointed and disheartened by her, right?

Audrey was surprised.

Did Uncle hate Dad?

Audrey blinked in confusion, “Dad, why does Uncle hate you?”

Perhaps thinking of past events, Rylan’s mood was somewhat low. He pressed his throbbing temples and said to Audrey, “There are some things, when you grow up a bit, Daddy will tell you.”

Audrey didn’t pursue it to the end.

Upon looking up, I noticed a thin crack open at the old lady’s bedroom door, and a figure sneaked past stealthily.

Audrey got up to check on the old lady’s medicine in the kitchen. After preparing it, she carried it into the old lady’s room.

There was something going on at the hospital, Rylan went to the hospital.

After Audrey had finished giving the old lady her medicine, she seemed to think of something. She leaned into the old lady’s ear and whispered a plan of her own.

Danna looked at Audrey, who was smart and cunning like a little fox, and fondly patted her head.

“As long as we, as a family, are united in heart, that mother and daughter will never be able to step through our front door in this lifetime!”

Audrey nodded, “Grandma, we will proceed as planned, okay?”

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Audrey returned to her own room.

clothes all over the bed, as if suddenly remembering something, she

Oh no!

which had several

of them were hit

her

she hurriedly dialed his number.

notification said. “The device has been turned off.”

he had arranged was in the afternoon. He must have thought she stood

at the sky outside, her mind constantly on her grandmother.

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Under the overpass.

the place where Sterling first

today, slightly combed upwards, revealing a handsome and smooth forehead. When his entire face was

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up with quite a few romantic ideas with him.

didn’t adopt any of

place where I

leaned against the pillar under the overpass, pulled out a cigarette

the afternoon, waited until six.

didn’t come over.

smoke, the pitch–black pupils slightly

taut, exuding a cold and

from six o’clock until

in the sky, it fell and then stopped, stopped and then fell again.