Raina was smart enough to infer that since the Nacht family did not inform her about the three kids’ disappearance, they were aware that were handed over to Charlotte amicably.
In that case, she should not create a ruckus over it.
She quickly arranged for medical screening for the kids.
Charlotte watched over them for the entire time. Although she had not regained all of her memories, her motherly love was an instinct embedded within her.
Now that her children became sick immediately after returning to her side, she felt extremely guilty.
At the same time, she reflected on why she had not reunited with her children earlier. Not only did they miss her a lot, but they also had to look for her secretly, making themselves vulnerable to those with ill-intention.
“Don’t blame yourself, Ms. Lindberg. The kids will be fine,” consoled Lupin, having read Charlotte’s mind.
“Their body temperatures are back to normal.” Raina took off her mask and said to Charlotte, “We’ll observe them for another night. If their fever doesn’t return tomorrow morning, they’ll be fine.”
“That’s great…” Charlotte finally heaved a sigh of relief. Watching the children sleeping soundly, she smiled gently.
‘It’s already the middle of the night, so they must be tired.” Raina felt a sense of affection as she gazed at the children. “I’ll be watching over them. You can go back and rest!”
“I’ll stay for the night to keep them company.” Charlotte sat on the sofa. “All of you should leave so you won’t disturb them.”
“Sure. If anything happens, just ring the bell.”
Raina made a gesture and the medical staff left quietly.
“I’ll ask Morgan to bring a change of clothes for you,” whispered Lupine.
When Charlotte nodded, she left as well.
Only Charlotte, the children and Little Fifi were left in the room.
Although Little Fifi was not ill, it kept the children company quietly.
When they were receiving their treatment, it watched at the side.
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