Too Much to Bear, My Love novel Chapter 506

“I've bought a plane ticket for the flight at ten o'clock. I'm not going to talk to you anymore.” Eleanor picked up the suitcase beside her leg and walked out.

Seeing that, Amelia immediately ran over and stopped her. “Mom, you've already met her, which should be good enough. She's now married with kids, and even her foster parents are doing great. Why must you disrupt their peaceful lives?”

Her utterances evoked a glare from Eleanor. It was very unnerving that she subconsciously loosened her grip on the suitcase.

“Amelia, I've always doted on you and am certain that you're the only one who understands me in this household. Never did I expect you to be on your brother and father's side all along. All I want is to see my own daughter. Why do you all have to think of me as someone crazy?” Eleanor's gaze was sharp as she questioned Amelia.

A hint of panic flashed across the latter's eyes. While she was in a fluster, Eleanor seized the opportunity to snatch the suitcase, walked past her, and left.

Amelia stood rooted in place as she watched Eleanor walk away with a vacant gaze. By the time she regained her senses, her mother was already getting into the car. That scene startled her, and she quickly sprinted to the car and gripped the suitcase in Eleanor's hand. “Mom, I'll go with you. I'll be worried if you go alone. Moreover, Dad will definitely scold me when he returns and finds out you're gone. Please bring me with you.”

Eleanor merely shot her a glance and responded, “I only bought a plane ticket for myself. If you want to go, I'll bring you along another time.”

Afterward, she got into the car. To her surprise, Amelia seemed to be out of her mind as she followed her into the car and snatched the suitcase, which was not particularly large, and held it in her arms tightly. “Mom, I'll follow you to the airport and buy a ticket for the next flight to Tayhaven. I won't be at ease if you go alone.”

Her mother looked at her again and finally gave in.

After reaching the airport, Eleanor passed the security check and went to the gate. As for Amelia, she went to the ticket counter miserably. Probably because luck was on her side, she actually managed to get a ticket for the same flight as Eleanor's.

“Mom, I got a ticket for the flight at ten o'clock too. This must be fate. Thirty minutes more, and we will be taking off.” Amelia went to Eleanor, waving the ticket in her hand as she spoke proudly.

The latter pointed at an empty seat beside her and said impassively, “Sit here.”

Amelia sat down. For a while, the mother and daughter duo was at a loss for a topic of conversation. The atmosphere between them was awkward.

After a long time, Amelia broke the silence. “Mom, is she really that important to you? So important that you insist on going over even though you know Dad will flip out when he finds out? Don't you care about his feelings?”

There was no need to clarify the “she” in Amelia's question. Both of them clearly knew the person she was referring to.

Eleanor was silent.

Amelia then held her hand and pleaded, “Mom, will you please go home with me? You've already met and spent time with her. Isn't that enough? You know Dad will never agree to let you reunite with her. If you disturb her life, he will certainly make things hard for her when he learns about it. What's the point?”

Eleanor tilted her head to look at her. The emotion in her eyes was impenetrable.

Amelia implored, “Mom... Please, go back with me. Aren't you satisfied with Sean and me as your children? She never lived with us for the past twenty-odd years. Even if you reunite with her, you won't have a deep bond with her. Why bother?”

By then, Eleanor's expression was utterly grim.

“If you don't want to go, you can head home now,” she said in a cold tone.

Amelia gave her a glance and shut her mouth wisely.

The two of them boarded the plane and sat in the first-class cabin in silence.

Amelia ran toward Eleanor and sat beside her. After hesitating for a moment, she said, “Mom, I'm sorry. I merely said those words in a fit of anger. Please don't take them to heart.”

Eleanor sighed. She then held her daughter's hand and said, “Amelia, Lia is your sister. That's an indisputable fact. Please don't let me down again.”

Amelia lowered her head, concealing the jealousy that flickered in her eyes.

“Okay, Mom.”

The mother and daughter duo fell into silence once again.