Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 254

Yasmine's gaze

towards Urena was full of scrutiny. She couldn't understand why, if Urena was truly a mother who deeply loved her child, she would know her child well. From beginning end, Yasmine hadn't seen any guilt, remorse, or sadness in Urena's eyes, only numbness and relief. What was she relieved about? Suddenly, Yasmine thought of a possibility. She squinted slightly. "Did you already know Teresa had HIV before she committed suicide?

Urena's body trembled, her face full of fear, and she quickly denied it, "No! I didn't. I only found out in the president's office. Her face remained pale as she continued to deny it.

But Yasmine clearly remembered that day in the president's office, Urena's reaction was absolutely abnormal. A mother finding out her daughter had Al disease should either be angry or heartbroken, but she showed no reaction at all. "Honestly, at this point, there's really no point in hiding it. Why doesn't Urena understand this?

If Urena had cooperated, maybe Yasmine would have offered them a bit of pity out of sympathy. But now, Urena's actions. deeply disgusted Yasmine.

Urena's face turned pale, her lips twitched twice before she finally spoke, "Yes, that's right, I knew the day before she died."

The day before the incident.

The weather was nice. As Urena was tidying up, she found a diagnosis certificate. She examined it with suspicion for a long time but couldn't make sense of it. However, she only needed to look up the medications piled up on the table to know what they were.

In the evening. Teresa had just come back from school, completely unaware of the storm awaiting her at home. As soon as she opened the door, Urena stormed over and slapped her. "You little brat!" "Mom? What are you talking about?" Teresa asked.

"You have the nerve to ask me what I'm talking about? Do you even know what you're doing? I spent so much money and effort to get you into college, not for you to mess around!" Urena was furious. Teresa quickly realized what was happening and looked toward her desk. "Did you go through my stuff?"

terrible. You're my daughter, and I was just tidying up for you. I accidentally found the pills. How dare you ask if I went through your things! Now you have to tell me what's

I contracted Al Syndrome from my ex-boyfriend." Suddenly, she remembered Ms.

mom will care

a shout from deep within her soul. She looked at her mother with hope, yearning for comfort and reassurance, expecting her to say, "It's okay, Teresa, I'll protect you." But nothing went as she

out stopped as if hitting an invisible wall. Her mother-looked at her

and you go messing around? Catching such a disgusting disease! When did this

consultation room could gently tell her "don't be afraid," yet her mother, who claimed to love her the most, treated her like this. "I'm not dirty," she said, looking at her

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Chapter 254

want to treat this filthy disease! AIDS can't be cured, and besides, who do you think will pay for your treatment? Our family doesn't have a penny to spare. Stop dreaming! In that moment, she looked at her daughter with no trace of pity,

filled with despair, and the glimmer of hope the had regained thanks to Yasmine's words was now completely gone. The walls she had painstakingly rebuilt in her heart came crashing down, leaving her pale-faced and trembling. She looked at Urena and said, "Mom, I wasn't asking for money to treat my illness. I just... All she wanted

her through college were false. Teresa had earned her own tuition and living expenses by working part-time during winter and summer breaks. Even

encyclopedia. "No way, no way, since you got Al syndrome. you can't live with us anymore. Where's that jerk? He's the one who gave you AIDS, he has to compensate! A million dollars! Where is he? Take me to

"He's gone, Teresa replied.

are you talking about?" Urena's eyes were full of disdain. After a long pause, she said, "You better keep this under wraps. If the neighbors

earlier, only looking at Urena

brother buy a house," Urena admonished. "I think you should stop going to school from now on. Consider the previous tuition a sunk cos Give me the rest to save up. I don't believe it; if you stop going, the school won't refund your future tuition, right? Forget it, it's all over. Contracting such a filthy disease, your life is basically

buy groceries. Remember, don't get too close to him. If you dare to infect him, we might as well not live!" The only thing Urena didn't notice was Teresa's gaze drifting towards the window, gazing out at the