Diana clung on tight to Betty, not letting go, as if afraid that Kate might snatch Betty away from her. The truth was, she simply didn’t know what to do right now.
Deep in her heart, she was indignant.
Diana had never felt any love from Kate before. Yet now, after Kate lost her memories, she began showing Diana warmth and kindness.
But when Diana had been her daughter, never once had she received even an ounce of such gentle kindness.
Kate started feeling anxious. “Ms. Winnington, please don’t cry. The professor sent me here to take care of you. If you keep crying, I’ll be reprimanded when I return.”
Kate had no choice but to see if Diana would stop crying on her account.
“You’re pregnant. It’ll be bad for the babies if you keep crying.”
She grabbed a round cushion, and put it behind Diana’s back. Then, she filled a cup with water for Diana to quench her thirst.
Diana felt better under Kate’s thoughtful care.
Speaking of indignation, the one who really should feel indignant should be Kate. She was still in the dark about everything, and had been completely fooled by Jim and his mother.
Until now, the poor woman had no idea that she had been manipulated like a puppet by the mother-and-son pair.
Diana knew she couldn’t cry.
Conversely, she had to be strong.
Now wasn’t the time to feel indignant.
This time, she had to take Kate out of this place. She just didn’t know if that young man who said that there was a bad person trying to hurt her was referring to Julian.
As long as he was here, she had hope.
Diana gradually stopped crying as she began praying in her heart.
Yet, after she finally managed to calm herself, she heard someone push open the door of the lab.
“Ms. Winnington,” said the young man from before. His gaze landed on Betty. “There are some toys for children outside. Shall I bring her out to pick some?”
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