Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 169

Ada was forced to stand on her tiptoes. She pressed her palm against her heaving chest. “Jason, I almost lost my life to save you back then. If you forcefully abort my child, I’ll kill myself before you.”

Jason narrowed his eyes and sized her up. He felt he had never known Ada.

Ada wasn’t obedient, considerate, and understanding anymore. She was the opposite. Of course, it was also possible Jason had misjudged

from the beginning. Perhaps beneath Ada’s innocent and delicate appearance, she was twisted and vicious.

After a short silence, Jason laughed softly. His tightened his grip on her chin. “Alright. I’ll stay and celebrate your birthday with you. You’d better not play tricks. If you changed your mind about the abortion, don’t blame me for forcing you to go through with it.”

With that, Jason shook Ada off and walked to the airport exit.

Ada looked at Jason’s cold and heartless figure and sneered. She thought, “Force me? The Watson family might have something to say to

that

to the funeral home to be cremated, she carried Molly’s ashes to the Spirit Mountain Cemetery. The

and Molly’s tomb was next

I’ll take good care of Freya. If you see my daughter in heaven, please tell

mountain. Although it was surrounded by mountainous terrain, there was still

on the ground, dressed

and draped it on Sophia. “Come on. The staff is going to seal

She endured the pain in her heart and slowly stood up with Oliver’s help.

stood side by side in front of her daughter’s small tombstone. Snowflakes fell from the sky.

she was only two months old. Even now, I can still feel the pain of the cold instrument piercing through me. I’m not a good mother. I couldn’t protect my child and let her die in someone else’s trap and lies. Until

voice was dry, filled with suppressed emotions. It didn’t sound like it came from her throat. Instead, it sounded like a wail from the depths

shoulders. He turned to look at the mountains in the distance.

be able to hold

if he continued to

is beyond you. She’s just returned

the falling snowflakes. A bone–chilling cold seeped through Sophia’s skin, spreading to her limbs