Supreme Mars novel Chapter 861

At this time, Hospital No. 1 was under martial law.

Because the current head of the Byrne, and also Lydia's mother, Aurora went in.

Beside Aurora, the demoness Elena, who is feared by everyone in the whole S City, is as quiet as a small cat.

Lift door opened.

Lydia was still sitting outside on the promenade at this time, waiting for Leo to return.

After seeing Lydia once again, Aurora's body trembled and her eyes, surprisingly, carried a slight dodge.

She then turned back to Elena, "Go wait for me outside."

Elena was reluctant at first, but thinking of the current situation and the need to leave the mother and daughter alone for a while, she sighed softly and left the place.

Aurora stood at the corridor, quietly watching Lydia.

As if sensing the sight, Lydia lifted her cold eyes, and the mother and daughter looked at each other, as if time had frozen for a moment.

There was a moment of surprise in her eyes, but Lydia returned to calm, not at all surprised by Aurora's bringing, and continued to look elsewhere.

Aurora came to her side and gently inquired, "Can I sit here?"

Lydia said without looking back, "This is a hospital, not my home."

Aurora's smile became even purer as she carefully sat beside Lydia and said, "You should understand that the birth of this child means a lot to both families."

It was spoken as if off the cuff, but also as an explanation of why I was here.

Lydia glanced over her head and asked, "And then what?"

"......"

Aurora seemed to be a bit dumbfounded by her daughter's cold question, and after a long silence, her expression became frank all of a sudden and she looked at Lydia and said, "I know that I am not a competent mother, I have not raised you, but you are still my child."

These words caused Lydia's face to change slightly, but her eyes were even colder.

She didn't say anything, waiting for Aurora to continue.

"I don't ask for this child's surname to be Byrne, I just hope that you will bring the child back to see me more often, so that he will know that such a grandmother exists, it will be good."

Aurora's expression was indescribably complex: "In the past, I had always defied old age, but it was only after I knew that your second child was moving that I realised that it was time for me to retire."

"It's time for the old times to retire, and for the new times to take up the torch of legacy."

"......"

Hearing Aurora's words, Lydia fell silent for a moment.

She nodded, "Okay, I will go back to the Byrne’s."

After receiving Lydia's promise, Aurora nodded, the smile on her face growing.

"Take care of yourself."

Aurora admonished, then got up with the intention of leaving.

"Wait a minute."

"Mom ......"

Lydia shouted from behind.

The body of Aurora, who had just taken a step, trembled, and a hint of intense shock surfaced on her ageless face.

Stiffly turning around, she looked at Lydia and asked incredulously, "What did you just call me?"

"Mom."

In contrast, Lydia looked very calm as she uttered the word.

Aurora turned around completely, the expression on her face was complicated, but nothing could be expressed.

Her mouth opened slightly, but nothing could come out.