Book 5: Chapter 49-Food

Tristan stared at the woman who drove Dalia to her car. When their eyes met, he felt very sorry for her. He felt sorry for his cousin, who was the victim of someone who wanted to get him. It’s his fault that this happened.

Natasha stared at her cousin in wonder. She could read the sadness in his eyes, and why is it that she could also read guilt? She asked herself why her cousin looked at her that way.

“Cherry, do what I tell you, okay? Don’t forget to drink milk before going to bed while I’m gone,” Patricia reminded the girl again.

“Yes, be careful there, aunt.” She hugged the woman even though she was terrified.

Tristan opened the door where Dalia entered. He didn’t want to stay there any longer, and he might not be able to stop himself and hug his cousin.

“Brother, don’t leave my aunt alone.”

Tristan looked sadly at his cousin. She doesn’t even remember anything, so that’s how concerned she is with the crazy woman. He nodded and hurriedly got into the car.

Natasha waved at Dalia