Back when Stella was running a high fever, she forgot a lot. It was like she was walking in a fog, completely out of touch with her family.

Her memory came back in bits and pieces. Last year, Stella tried to escape, but it ended in failure. She was caught and beaten half to death. The physical toll over the years was immense. Medical reports ever suggested that she might never be able to have children again."

Listening to all this, Lizetta felt her heart sink.

She had no idea Stella had gone through so much.

No wonder Stella was crying her eyes out in the café, and Remington was totally on her side, insisting Lizetta apologized.

Because even though Stella was brought back, Remington's guilt seemed to have deepened.

"Liz, I didn't hand Evelina over to the West family. I've got her under surveillance. It's not exactly jail, but it's pretty close. I promise, she won't bother you again. Once she's had the baby, she'll face the consequences of her actions."

Remington held Lizetta's hand, his gaze filled with a hint of anxiety.

Lizetta took a deep breath, "You've already made up your mind, and it's not like I have a say in it, so let it be."

not showing any signs

when he failed to

stood up, wrapping his

upset. How about we go to a jewelry auction in a

to make up for their guilt with material

or even houses

or need. And these gestures aren't always

"The dance troupe's performance is next week, and I've got to take care of Yoli. I don't have the time,

darkened slightly, clearly displeased, but

we'll wait until after

then, the clinic door was knocked on, and it

hospital, Lizetta went back

bank

a token of appreciation from

the hospital to thank Yolanda

see Lizetta talking

et

sensed that her visit would've only disturbed Yolanda's rest. Lizetta accepted the gifts on Yolanda's behalf, and refused the visit for

the bank card and property deeds handed to her, felt overwhelmed by

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