My Ex-Wife Remarried Me novel Chapter 94

She held her two children in her arms.Worn out, she felt incredibly guilty and pained.

When and how did Matteo know about his father? Besides, why does he have so many physical defects that I have no idea about? 

What am I doing? How can a mother not know anything this serious? For the first time, she felt that she had failed miserably as a mother.

"Matteo, tell Mommy.Did you already know about Daddy?"

Amora finally calmed herself down and asked the boy.After hearing that, lan, who was lying in her chest, immediately drooped his head.

He felt helpless and didn't know how to explain it to his mother.He was actually scared that she would abandon him after he told her the truth.

Fortunately, Vivian was there.

When she saw him afraid to speak, she blinked her sparkling eyes and helped lan.

"Yeah, Mommy.Vivi knows too."

"Huh? You too?"

"Yeah, because Mommy was always bullied and even kept away by Daddy, Matt became angry, so he followed the bad guy that got you and found out who Daddy is."

In a childish voice, the little girl explained how the siblings found out about their father.After listening, words couldn't describe Amora's emotions at that moment.

Well, it makes sense.

Although my son is only five, he has an exceptional IQ and can hack into the entire local network server in Clear.

So what's so strange about him finding out about his useless father? Amora decided to drop the topic and looked at the little guy sadly.

Both mother and son went quiet.

Suddenly, the two kids had a gut feeling that something terrible was about to happen.

"Matteo, Mommy feels really guilty about you because...I never knew about your health problems.It's all Mommy's fault.Mommy will take you back to Clear, alright? Let's go as soon as possible.From now on, I will only focus on getting you well, alright?"

Amora held her son's tiny hands and told him her decision while enduring her pain within.

Huh...I should've prioritized the more important things instead of those significant matters that didn't belong to me in the first place.