Finally, she had a baby. The blonde nurse cradled the newborn into Sherilyn's arms, and she wept with joy amidst her overwhelming tears. It was her child., her family. From then on, she wouldn't be alone

anymore!

Closing her eyes, she passed out from exhaustion.

When she came out of the coma, Sherilyn held her baby close, silent and downcast.

The blonde nurse looked at her helplessly. She was there to remind Sherilyn about the hospital bill. Sherilyn had paid some, but it was far from enough.

Sherilyn kept her head low, lost for words. She knew it was shameful, but she was out of money.

"Phew." Though stern, the nurse had a soft heart. Seeing how young Sherilyn was, she guessed the girl had been abandoned. "Don't you have family or friends? Contact them. Maybe they can help." After saying that, she left, not pressing too hard.

Sherilyn lifted her head, her eyes brimming with tears. She had no family, no friends; she was completely alone. But she was a mother. She couldn't just dodge the hospital bills like a deadbeat! Digging through her bag, Sherilyn found her phone. After eight long months, she dialed Gilbert's number.

Ring. Ring. Ring. After an agonizingly long wait, the call connected.

"Gi..."

"Hello?"

a familiar

voice was light and breezy, "Are you looking for Gilbert? He's a bit tied up now, but you can tell

she be so kind? Doesn't she

was desperate. "I was wondering... if

herself to ask outright for money anymore.

As soon as I have

Caroline's voice was amiable, "Alright, I'll let him

you..." Before Sherilyn could finish, the line went

sake of old times or

the hospital's main entrance, her baby in her arms. Unable to pay the bill, she

the winter sun, its warmth bittersweet, tears welled up in Sherilyn's

bit her lip, warning herself. "What right do you have to cry? You're a mother. You have a

penniless. Her apartment had burned down, and she had nowhere

weeks later, Sherilyn, holding her baby, ran heedlessly

"Thief! She stole something!"

"Catch her!"

her got

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