Chapter 102

Lillian's perspective

Ismail observed every single one of my reactions. It seemed that he had calmed down over the night and was no longer behaving madly. However, his cold eyes were still as daunting as ever.

He unfolded his hands before his chest and put them down, then took a few steps forward to stand before my bed. He stared at me and said, "Didn't you always want to know how my mother left this world?"

I was stunned. For a moment, I did not understand why he suddenly asked this question.

I once asked Ismail about his parents, but he had avoided this topic resolutely. At that moment, I understood that the death of his parents had left a deep scar in his heart. I should not have poked at his wound. Hence, since that day, I never asked about his parents again, even if I had always been curious about them.

Seeing that I did not answer him, Ismail continued, "I was kept in an incubator for two months since I was born. I was only a few months old,