Crises in Love (Zora and Jaylan) novel Chapter 186

"OK, we're on the same wavelength. I was just thinking of discussing this matter with you, and it turns out we agree." My mom was immediately overjoyed at my proposal.

"I initially only wanted to keep Probert. Firstly, to keep you company, as he's obedient and sensible, so he won't be a burden. Secondly, with them away from me, I feel less constrained, and I can feel at ease here. However, Dad insisted that we should keep both of them, regardless of their personalities. We can't let them run wild, and we need to guide them back on track, lest the Dawson family take them as excuses." I shared my thoughts and Dad's opinions with Mom.

"Your father's right, and we should keep Monique too. We can't let them manipulate her. We can't abandon our children." Mom's stance was quite clear.

"This kid has some bad traits of the Dawson family, so you'll have to bear more burdens. As for Carl, I can take care of him as he's young."

"How long can you stay this time when you go back?"

"It depends on the police investigation. Once everything's clear, I can come back here and stay for a few more days." I explained to my mother, knowing she would miss me.

"We haven't done anything wrong, so what are we afraid of? Let them proceed with their investigation. All you need to do is cooperate, there's no need to feel intimidated or burdened. Always remember, with our support, we can overcome any obstacle they throw our way in no time." My mom assured me confidently.

Then she taught me seriously, "Always remember that we don't do harmful things. We confront those who initiate conflict, but we never involve innocent people. Even though he has a child with his mistress, the child is blameless in this. We must never exploit an innocent child's situation.."

I nodded solemnly, "Mom, don't worry, and your daughter is kind, not a ruthless devil. I like the kid, and he's fair and very endearing. If only he weren't Marissa's..."

"Don't overdo your kindness, and just take good care of our kids and cultivate them into useful individuals." Mom probably saw my overflowing compassion and reminded me, "Your three kids are all talented, they're bound to be successful. Just leave them be. Keep Carl here too, and I can take care of him. You can go back, ready to face anything. Don't worry."