Obedience No More He's the One I Deserved novel Chapter 511

Chapter 511 The Truth About Her Mother

Chapter 511 The Truth About Her Mother

“What difference does it make if they don’t let me go? If I tell you, will you let me go?”

Sadie finally spoke, her voice raw and torn.

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She lived every day on edge, so cautious that even the appearance of a stranger in the complex put her on high alert. She had already gone this far, so why were they still refusing to leave her alone?

Dawn watched as Sadie clutched her head with both hands, her body shaking as she broke down.

She said nothing.

After a long while, Sadie took several deep breaths and lifted her head.

Dawn stared straight into her eyes and said slowly, word by word, “Of course I won’t let you go. But… Lucas is my uncle, and Cindy is my cousin. That’s an undeniable fact.

“No matter how much I hate you, I still have to consider things from Cindy’s perspective, even just a little. So yes, I’m condemning you–but I’m also saving you. Only I can truly protect your daughter.”

Sadie’s breathing stalled, as if her throat were stuffed with cotton.

She had to admit that Dawn was telling the truth.

No matter how trustworthy outsiders were, nothing was ever one hundred percent safe, and she and Cindy were bound by blood that could never be severed.

Seeing her expression fall slightly, Dawn leaned back and said casually, “Aunt Sadie, what’s the point of hiding here like a mouse? If I were you, I’d rather go to prison. At least there, you could sleep peacefully at night.”

Sadie lifted her gaze, her bloodshot eyes looking as though they’d been soaked in red.

“After saying all this, you just want some information from me, don’t you?”

“Yes,”

Dawn spread her hands. “I never denied it. If you really don’t want to talk, there’s nothing I can do. But Aunt Sadie…”

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“I have to remind you of one thing. What I want to know, I’ll find out sooner or later–it’s only a matter of time. But you and Cindy…” She curved her lips slightly and finished slowly, “The later I find out, the more dangerous it will be for you.”

People who know too many secrets rarely meet a good end.

Especially when someone is actively digging for them.

Sadie lowered her head and thought for a long time before finally relenting. “I can tell you everything I know, but you have to agree to one condition.”

Dawn looked at the expression in her eyes and knew the condition wouldn’t be easy to fulfill.

Still, she said, “Go on.”

“First, prepare a sum of money for Cindy. I have to make sure she’ll never lack food or clothing for the rest of her life. And… I don’t want her to return to the country.”

The request was reasonable, and Dawn had no intention of refusing it.

But…

“Didn’t you say one condition? Why is there a first and a second?”

Sadie suddenly became calm and composed. “You can hear me out before deciding whether to agree. I’m making a deal with you, not threatening you.”

She knew very well that even though Dawn was still young, she was not someone who could be threatened.

“Fine. Continue.”

“The second condition is that once I help you, you can’t hold me responsible anymore,” Sadie said this with a hint of guilt, glancing at Dawn as she spoke. “Besides, it really had nothing to do with me. At most, I was just informed. Including your uncle.

“Dawn, how heartless do you think your uncle would have been to harm his own sister? He was forced!”

“Yeah, I know.”

Dawn’s expression remained light, giving nothing away.

“I agree to everything. Aunt Sadie, can you talk now?”

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She didn’t press the matter further, and Sadie visibly relaxed. She knew some things couldn’t be hidden forever. Being able to secure something for her daughter was already a rare stroke of luck.

“Your uncle actually didn’t tell me much… I just overheard bits and pieces when he was talking with other people.”

Sadie kept her head lowered.

Even after all these years, bringing it up still made her feel ashamed.

“When your parents got married, your mother was already pregnant. From what your uncle said, the child she was carrying wasn’t your father’s. That child was you, by the way.”

And the facts now proved that Dawn was not.

Sadie felt awkward, glanced at her, and continued.

“Because of that, your mother cut ties with her family. With rumors spreading everywhere, her emotional state kept getting worse. It wasn’t until after you were born that things eased a little.”

Dawn’s hand at her side clenched tighter. She said coldly, “What happened after that? What I want to know is why she died.”

“How would I know something that detailed?”

Sadie’s eyes flickered as she added, “Let me think…”

Dawn scoffed. “Do you need time to think, or do you know but don’t want to say? Aunt Sadie, do

you think I have a lot of time to waste on you?”

As she spoke, she stood up, ready to leave. Sadie hurriedly reached out and grabbed her.

“It’s not that I don’t want to tell you. I’m afraid you won’t be able to handle it!”

Dawn turned back, her gaze sharp and piercing. “Why wouldn’t I be able to handle it?”

Perhaps her conscience hadn’t completely rotted. After struggling for a long time, Sadie let go of her hand and sighed heavily.

“If you insist on hearing it, don’t blame me then… It wasn’t long after you were born. Your mother caught the eye of a wealthy man. She refused him, so he had her kidnapped. She was locked up for several days, and she…”