My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 469

Chapter 469 Please Be Patient

The remaining children had the same issue. Rosalie used the exact same method to coax them to lie down in bed for their check-ups.

Most of the children were healthy, and they went out happily after getting candies from Rosalie.

There were a few children with congenital diseases. They shrank at a corner, sobbing. They would not cooperate with their check-ups during their turn and continued to hide in the corner.

The little ones were abandoned when they were young. They did not even dare to cry out loud. They just kept whimpering.

All of a sudden, the atmosphere in the room became very depressed.

Looking at the little ones, Rosalie had a heartache, she suppressed the unbearable feeling in her heart and stepped forward to comfort them. “Don’t cry. We’re all brave, aren’t we? You all are just feeling a little uncomfortable. It’s nothing major. We’re just here to help you solve this problem. As long as you’re obedient, your body will get better soon!

The children only knew that they were sick and were extremely afraid. They could not get Rosalie’s words into their minds at all and continued to sob.

Rosalie felt distressed and could not help reaching out to touch the cheek of one of the little kids. “Don’t be afraid. I’m with you. You’ll all get better and grow up healthily.”

As she spoke, it reminded her about her child who passed away and also Estie who had similar heart conditions. Her eyes reddened unknowingly after looking at these children.

The kids saw that her eyes turning red, and they knew that it was because of them, so their whimpers got softer.

Seeing how the kids were very cautious, Rosalie did not know what to say at that moment as she feared that once she spoke, they would hear that she was about to cry.

Leon and Xander stood somewhere behind her and kept quiet as they looked at her comforting the little ones patiently.

They naturally pitied the kids, but they could not bring themselves to say anything to comfort them. They could only stand and stare.