Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 370:

Doris wasn’t surprised by Debby’s rant. Although she felt a twinge of satisfaction, she soothingly said, “Don’t worry too much. Brian is your son, and nothing can change that. You are his mother, always. And as for Rachel, their romance might be intense now, but feelings can change over time…”

Before Doris could finish her thought, Debby’s spirits visibly lifted. Her mood brightened as she exclaimed, “Of course! How could I forget? A mother’s role is permanent, a wife’s is not. If Rachel thinks she can marry Brian, I’ll ensure it doesn’t happen.” With that declaration, Debby’s spirits lifted considerably.

Doris, too, couldn’t help but smile broadly.

“It’s great to see you so positive. Remember, looking after your health is what truly matters.”

Grasping her hand gently, Debby expressed her concerns. “You need to recover swiftly, so you can help me watch over Brian later.”

With a gentle nod, Doris responded, “I’ll make sure of it.” A smile crossed Debby’s face as her irritation faded.

“They say a daughter is a mother’s comfort, and I believe it. Daughters are so thoughtful. Sadly, I only

Brian is quite devoted too. He tends to show his affection through his deeds. It’s often the way of men, showing love more through

words. Brian has indeed been a joy, causing no troubles and always expressing himself through his actions. “When

hadn’t fueled Debby’s earlier frustrations. After spending so many years with the White family, she felt she understood Debby

Debby’s vocal preference for daughters, she favored boys over girls. Aron, on the other

into such a graceful and thoughtful young woman, increasingly charming and polite. Any man would be fortunate to have you as his wife. And I just wonder which woman will be lucky enough to

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modestly, “You flatter me too

is genuine and who isn’t. Take Rachel, for instance; she has nothing to boast about. Her modest upbringing is, quite frankly, pitiable. For her, meeting Brian was sheer luck. For him, it

Rachel were exactly what Doris wanted to hear. She remained

affection for her grew, not quite as for a daughter, but as a confidante who