Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 410

sophia thought. 11 the abandoned child she found is really Jason’s son, then Tommy should have recognized him long ago. That brat actually dared to hide is to me? Fine, he must be itching for a good beating

“Beep”

The phone in Sophia’s pocket rang. She took it out and saw a photo pop up on the scrPTIL

„bordinate said. “Boss, did you get the message! The boy in the photo is Timothy, Mr. Wilson’s son.”

With just one glance, Sophia confimed that the child she had saved that night was Ada’s son.

she shout her eyes tightly, her body trembling violently.

She couldn’t believe she had uved the son of her enemy.

That vicious woman had stolen her achievements and harmed her daughter. All her misfortunes were caused by her

Sophia didn’t take revenge because she didn’t want to live in perpetual hatred and agony

However, it did not mean she would forgive Ada or be unnecessarily compassionate.

If she had known the child was Adis, she wouldn’t have saved him.

Even if the boy might die of fever.

died on the operating table and turned into a pool of blood.

could be kind to her enemy s son

suddenly turned her head and saw a small head peeking through

is eavesdropping on my call. What an ill–mannered brat!”

towards the door. With every step she took, the anger on her face intensified.

but she couldn’t let go of her resentment when facing

Seeing the woman who had been kind to him suddenly become hostile,

and staggered back. His small body was shaking, and his eyes were

had heard some servants mention the feud between his mother and his aunt

was

saw the murderous intent in Sophia’s eyes, he started to

enjoyed

was bom, he had never experienced any family affection. His parents never cared about him.

he was always alone in the large mansion.

didn’t like him and found an excuse to

lived in The View, completely ignoring

just a child. He didn’t know what he did wrong

She stopped and looked at him coldly He looked at him

deserve

eyes, a familiar feeling washed

she felt this way

the child who had died in the rural