Yesseca looked hesitant, but in the end, she still asked, "Dory, are you sure? Are you sure you don't want to look for her?"
Dory cried as she nodded. She sobbed and said, "I don't want to look for her. I don't want to look for her."
Seeing Dory in so much pain, Yesseca's heart ached.
In the past, Dory yearned for her mother.
Now that she knew her mother's profession, and that she might be the product of her and some customer, the child would definitely find this unacceptable.
Yesseca held Dory's hand tightly and said, "Dory, we won't look for her if you don't want to. From now on, you'll follow Madam Cowell."
The night gradually darkened.
Dory fell asleep.
Her face was still stained with tears.
Yesseca reached out and quietly wiped away the tear stains on Dory's face.
She got out of bed and pushed open the bedroom door.
Tremaine sat in the living room.
Since they returned, Tremaine had been sitting in the living room.
She thought that after she went to bed with Dory, Tremaine would leave by himself. To her surprise, he stayed.
For a moment, Yesseca felt a bit embarrassed.
Tremaine seemed to have seen through Yesseca's embarrassment.
He immediately stood up and said, "I don't have any hidden motives. I just wanted to talk to you about this kid's problem after she's asleep. I'll leave once I'm done."
Tremaine was obviously worried that Yesseca would misunderstand and was in a hurry to explain.
Yesseca felt a ripple in her heart when she saw this.
Seeing that Tremaine was afraid that she would misunderstand, Yesseca's heart ached.
Tremaine used to be different.
This man was arrogant and overbearing.
He never paid attention to other people's feelings and only cared about his own.
But now, he was so careful.
He paid so much attention to her feelings...
Yesseca immediately said, "It's fine. Are you hungry? I'll make you some sandwiches."
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