Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 180 I Want to See Her in Person if She Is Alive and I Want to See Her Corpse if She Is Dead!

“You only need to answer me if my mother is still alive or not!” Deirdre was having an emotional breakdown. Her tears seeped into her mouth, and she could taste their bitterness. “Brendan! You promised! You promised me that you’d take care of my mother if I agreed to be Charlene’s scapegoat! If anything bad has happened to her, I will hate you for the rest of my life!”

‘If anything bad has happened to her, I will hate you for the rest of my life!”

Brendan’s mood was affected, and his breathing pattern changed as well. His voice sounded cold when he said, “No! Ophelia is still well and safe in the hospital! Deirdre, stop believing hearsay and learn to think in every situation. If Ophelia was dead, she’d be dead. Why would I lie to you about that?”

Deirdre sobbed soundlessly and shook her head. She was almost hysterical. “I don’t know…”

She had no idea why Brendan would need to lie to her, yet she had no choice but to believe the voice clip after everything that had happened recently.

“Since you claim that she is still alive, I would like to meet her now.”

the attending physician explained this to you clearly? Ophelia can’t meet you now. Do you want Ophelia’s illness to

that, of course. However, she did not wish to be controlled by his excuse anymore. ‘I want to see her in person if she is alive and I want to

don’t tell her, she won’t recognize me even if she meets me.” Deirdre felt her collarbone area tense up and suppressed the urge to cry. “You only need to bring her to the villa and let me talk to

end, she was

wish to lose the last family member

chest was weighed down so much that

lose the hope to live if I

went blank. On his right, Sam came and told Brendan that the guests were waiting in the boardroom. Brendan figured out something and said coldly, “I will let you meet your mother, but not today. We will discuss this more when I’m back

the conversation rashly without giving Deirdre the chance to respond. This was precisely why the final ounce of

too well, and he would