Chapter 140

I realized that I had only focused on explaining that the accident was not her fault in the car. But I had forgotten to tell her about the two elders' feelings.

I said slowly, "Do you remember what I just told you?"

Willow nodded. "Of course, I remember."

"Grandpa and Grandma were sad at that time because your mom was their biological daughter." I slowed my speech. "And she left them forever. Just like..."

I took my time, gently stroking her cheek. "Just like you must have felt a lot of pain, too."

Willow thought about what happened that day, her gaze dropping unconsciously.

I continued, "But afterward, they would definitely be grateful that you survived."

Willow stood up. "Really?"

I nodded. "Of course."

Willow joyfully spun in place. "That's great!"

I watched her and asked, "Now that you know Grandpa and Grandma have always loved and never blamed you, can you talk to them?"

She pondered for a while with

shook her head. "I still can't do that

didn't push her.

Willow nodded vigorously. "Okay!"

preparing the ingredients,

Willow's mood was brighter than ever. Even though she was still little, she took the initiative to help out, eagerly

grown-up demeanor, "The meat is delicious, Mommy! You need to eat more meat to

felt a wave of warmth as

grill.

my response. "Oh, really? Then, I

every ingredient she added,

knew that she cared about me, and I

unable to hold back any longer, chimed in, "What

Zane

corn is gluten-free,

responded with a blank stare, "Why,

politely responded,

really think I was complimenting

her huge

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