Richest Mogul

Chapter 749

Skylar had taken a few steps forward. Suddenly, Sadie opened her eyes in a burst of energy. She was completely conscious as she stared at Skylar. She reached a hand out to grab her.

“Skye, it was all my fault. Forgive me. Forgive Mom, alright?”

“When the others heard the word “Mom” they all glanced at Skylar.

Mom?

They were related.

That wasn’t quite right either. Sadie had said something about forgiveness. She must’ve done something wrong in the past.

Skylar had also said that she wasn’t related to her at all. There had to be a story behind it. Thus, they all looked down as though they’d heard nothing. They were scared they might say something they shouldn’t have if they opened their mouth.

was difficult to resolve family affairs, as an outsider. Something must have happened between them.

Skylar walked back.

widened her eyes. ́ ́er bulged eyes looked like

kind, obedient little girl. I knew you would forgive me. You’re here to save me, right? You still see me as your mother, don’t you? I knew it. I knew it! I saw it in my dream. The way we treated you was

in the future, alright? I wasn’t in my right mind. How could I treat you like that? You’re my biological daughter. How could I have treated you like that? Please give me a chance

evil she had been. She would

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sons, whom she’d been so proud of, and Maisy, who she’d treated genuinely. She was a proud woman. Yet, they let

well,

own. It was only a lie she was

kept silent, it sent Sadie into a frantic

mistake! I will be a good mother in the future. You didn’t grow up by my side, and when you eventually came home, I was under Maisy’s spell. I didn’t have the chance to be a good mother to you. Give me a chance to be good to

give a damn about me. Sometimes, I wouldn’t be given a hot meal for days. They would bathe me once a month and even expected me to shower myself. I’m disabled. I can’t even move. They’re absolute devils. Skye, you’re

probably extremely panicked, terrified that she would never see Skylar again. She told her everything she’d harbored in her heart but had

she was

I