The Bound Between Us

Chapter 393

Penny stepped forward, gripping Pattie’s arm tightly. “So, you’re living the high life now, huh? Can’t even acknowledge me anymore, can you? You’re such an ungrateful little brat! After all, I’ve done for you.”

Pattie’s arm was throbbing with pain, but she refused to call Penny mom. In her heart, there was only one mother, and that was Anastasia.

Pattie bore the pain in silence. She was very stubborn. Penny, livid, raised her hand to strike Pattie, but Leo intervened, “Penny, stop!”

Leo was a changed man now, far stronger than before.

“Leo, have you lost your mind? You’re siding with this little brat? You are willing to lose our son over her?” Penny spat venomously, “Don’t forget the fortune teller’s words. We’ve been given a golden opportunity. Take this girl and let’s go.”

The mention of their missing son tipped the scales in Leo’s heart. After all, it was his own son. He was missing for so long, and his fate was unknown.

Leo looked at Pattie, wrestling with his emotions. He crouched down and said, “Pattie, can you help us find your little brother?”

“I don’t know where he is,” Pattie replied.

“If you come with us, we can find your brother. He’s so young, Pattie. If he falls into the wrong hands, he could be

innocent, pure eyes surveyed Penny and Leo, before finally nodding. She trusted Leo, and she wanted to

They scooped up

Pattie’s departure. By the time she realized, they were long gone. Salma glanced around, not finding Pattie anywhere. Panic set in. “Pattie, Pattie, where have

eye on a single child. In her distraction, Pattie had vanished. Salma searched the neighborhood, but to no

unfinished

tied up, and her mouth was taped shut. She was huddled in

Layna. “Layna.” She ran towards

up at the sight of Pattie, desperately

Leo in fear. “Daddy Leo, why did you take my sister? Why did you

gaze, while Penny sneered, “None of you are leaving. today.”

“What are you waiting

who told them Pattie, having changed her surname and no longer being part of the Brown family, had taken their son’s good fortune with her. To get their son back, a life had to be

He couldn’t bring himself