Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 513

“Then your son with Sophia won’t survive either. The implications of this statement made Sophia tremble violently. Could it be that her previous suspicions were correct? Were those men in black five years ago sent by that vicious woman, Ada, to steal her son? Yes, that must be it. Ada’s pregnancy back then wasn’t with the Wilson family; Ada would have had to try to maintain her facade with the Wilson family with someone else’s baby. So, Sophia’s guess was correct–Timothy was indeed her biological son?

She staggered back a few steps and only managed to steady her trembling body when her back hit the wall. Her usually cold eyes were now a swirl of excitement, joy, lingering fear, and tenderness, eventually blending into an overwhelming sense of heartache.

From what she knew, Timothy had been abandoned at the Wilson Mansion for five years, during which Jason had completely ignored him. It meant that Timothy had never experienced parental love and had lived a lonely, desolate life in that cold mansion. She couldn’t help but recall the scene where the child pleaded with her, “Please don’t abandon me, with such caution and fear.

have been so anxious and cling to any kindness shown to them. She had merely given him a few therapies to alleviate his pain, yet he had trusted and depended on her so much. And what had Sophia done in return? She had

her family. By a twist of fate, her child had almost endured the same suffering Sophia had experienced. How could she have been so foolish? A saying indicated a special bond between mother and child; her son was right before her, yet she hadn’t

would you?” Ada’s venomous voice came through the carpiece again, snapping Sophia out of her daze. She took several

marrying her. Whoever Jason married was none of Sophia’s concem. Out of spite, she even hoped

just needed to play along with her, gradually advancing his strategy. However, doing so would likely deepen the misunderstanding

She turned slightly and delicately said, “Jason, have you considered this? Timothy is critically ill and can’t withstand any further turmoil. A few days ago, Sophia made it clear that even if he were to die in front of her, she wouldn’t lift a finger to save him. But if he does die, she’ll have to endure the pain of losing a child again. Just thinking about it hurts. You’re a man; you can bear it better, but she’s different. She

as he coldly questioned, “When you came that day to invite Sophia to

him die without helping and then see her