Seriously, How Did He Win My Heart novel Chapter 842

David was playing with Ezio when they came out of the hotel. The rims of Maisie‘s eyes were still red, indicating how hurt she was.

"Did mom give you a hard time again?" Holding the baby, David hurriedly asked.

Ezra took Ezio from him and answered unfriendlily. "Your mother sold her daughter for ten million."

It took David a while to figure out what that meant.

He was so angry that his face turned red. "I will talk with her."

He was about to argue with his mother. He wouldn't question her mother's ability to do this. But abandoning her daughter was too heartless and selfish.

Ezra stopped David, saying seriously. "There is no need to argue with her. Don't you think it's a relief for your sister?"

His giving the cheque to Susan in front of Maisie was to set her free.

David threw a glance at Maisie. He had to admit this was good for his sister.

Cutting off the ties meant that his sister was free from being exploited forever. She could be spared from seeing her parents again or being abused endlessly.

David was a reasonable man. He didn't come back and gave Maisie a big hug.

"Maisie, don't be sad. From now on you can live a happy and carefree life."

His sister could finally take control of her own life. She could stop being restrained by filial duty and supporting her family ceaselessly.

David also craved this way of living, to break off from this annoying relationship.

Maisie now felt better. She hugged David. "No matter what happens, you are my best brother."

Kids are spoiled when he always gets the privilege. But this was not true in David's case. He was not spoiled nor did he ever squander money.

David was as academically excellent as his sister since he was a child. He cared much about Maisie. Therefore, David and Maisie were very close. For quite a while they hugged each other and didn't let go.

Ezra nearby was a bit indignant. In his opinion, there was probably little need for them to hug this long even though they were family.

But Ezra forgot that just now Maisie cried in his arms. There must be no need for them to hug this long because Ezra didn't have any connection with Maisie at all.

Ezra cautioned David, "Send your mother away right now and ask her to stay out of the way. Now Maisie is not her daughter anymore. I won't stand for any nonsense."

His words implied that he would have Susan pay her price if she was restless, even if it hurt David's feelings.

David has just separated from Maisie, emphasizing. "You go back home to take a rest now. I will handle the rest."

After saying this, David turned to Ezra and said firmly, "My sister and I will return your money."

His sister didn't have money of that amount. Ezra must have paid it for her.