Chapter 870
Chapter 870 I Want To Make Her Proud
The caregiver had prepared a meal for Paula. “Please eat some.”
To the caregiver, Paula still deserved forgiveness, considering she was nearing the end of her life and hadn’t committed any serious offenses.
Over the past few days, Paula had consumed nothing but the glucose she was injecting.
Just when the caregiver thought Paula wouldn’t eat that day either, she mustered enough strength to sit up.
The caregiver quickly moved the small dining table closer.
“I want to watch some TV shows,” Paula uttered.
“All right.” The caregiver turned on the television, tuning it to Paula’s favorite dance show.
Paula nibbled on her food while watching the show.
your food. I’m stepping out for a
“All right.” Paula nodded.
twirling gracefully on the television screen. It stirred up memories
had once led a blissful
ended, Paula stumbled upon a recent interview
were unclear. “Cassandra,
my beloved mother, Queenie. She taught me that we can only rely on ourselves and
help, but hearing it spoken aloud only deepened
Cassandra as the daughter she had brought into the world, Paula could no longer suppress her
questioned herself. Why should I continue to think about
Paula found her thoughts
with battered and bruised feet, yet wearing a proud smile as she told the host, “My
a deepening sense of guilt and
just finished
interviewed me? Find a way to get rid
infuriated with the
have someone take care of it right
sold their business to another entity, Cassandra still had Queenie’s
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