Chapter 219: 122: Sylvia Thompson was dumbstruck!
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Aunt Zhang just stood there in front of Sylvia Thompson, utterly speechless.
She had no idea what was wrong with Sylvia.
“Miss, don’t cry,” Aunt Zhang looked at Sylvia, “What happened to you? Did someone bully you?”
“Who else but you?” Sylvia angrily shoved Aunt Zhang away.
Caught off guard, Aunt Zhang tumbled to the ground.
Sylvia continued: “It’s you, all you! Do you know that because of your stupid action, I’ve been scared to my wits until now! Do you know, they’re about to find that little wild child!”
Mary Perryne recognized Viola Thompson.
Mrs. Thompson had seen Viola as well…
Now, even Samuel Thompson had an inexplicable good impression of Viola.
One day, Viola would take everything away from her.
Upon hearing this, Aunt Zhang shuddered, wide-eyed as she stared at Sylvia, “What…what are you talking about? Who’s about to be found?”
How could this be?
Years ago, she had sent that child far away to River City.
Sylvia didn’t speak, instead holding her head in both hands and sobbing uncontrollably.
She was in so much pain!
She hated how unfair life was to her.
“Miss,” Aunt Zhang tried her best to calm herself down, “Miss, calm down. Things aren’t as complicated as you think. They can’t just easily find that child. Maybe…maybe that child has long been dead!”
Having been born only a few days before, the child had been forcibly separated from the birthmark on her arm in the cold, harsh winter. How could such a young child survive through the long, freezing nights?
“She’s not dead!” Sylvia stared at Aunt Zhang.
Aunt Zhang looked back at Sylvia, “You…you’ve seen her?”
“Not only me, Mary Perryne, Mrs. Thompson, and Samuel Thompson have all seen her! They’ve all seen her!” At this point, Sylvia grew more agitated, as if she wanted to strangle Aunt Zhang to death.
If Aunt Zhang had simply killed Viola back then, she wouldn’t have to worry about all this now.
The feeling of being constantly threatened was so unbearable!
“You have no right to be a mother!”
Aunt Zhangs face was also streaming with tears.
She had failed her daughter.
Not only did she fail to provide her daughter a distinguished identity, she couldn’t even give her the basic sense of security…
“I’m sorry…”
Aunt Zhang regretted her actions now.
She regretted not having directly killed Viola back then.
But what good was regret at this point?
After crying, Aunt Zhang continued, “Miss, are you sure that child is Viola?”
If that was true…
Then things would become even more troublesome.
“Have you done a parent-child identification test? Don’t be afraid, let’s find a solution together. I won’t let anyone take your position away.”
Just as she had secured her daughter’s position as Young Miss Thompson eighteen years ago, she would defend it eighteen years later.
No matter what obstacles lay ahead.
She would do whatever it took to protect her daughter.
To ensure her daughter’s happiness and safety for the rest of her life.
Sylvia’s emotions gradually stabilized, “Although we haven’t done any parent-child identification, she looks a lot like Mary Perryne…”
Not only in appearance.
Even their dietary restrictions were the same.
The Thompson Family didn’t eat osmanthus flowers.
Neither did Viola…
Also, Mary Perryne liked to drink tea, so did Viola.
The most crucial point was that Mary Perryne liked Viola a lot too.
If Viola was indeed Sylvia’s sister, then Sylvia’s future position in the Thompson Family would be easy to imagine.
“There are 1.4 billion people in Sinian Country, so it’s normal for some people to look alike,” Aunt Zhang picked up a tissue to wipe Sylvia’s face, “Miss, don’t worry, whatever happens, I’m still here.”
“You?” Sylvia looked Aunt Zhang up and down, her eyes full of mocking sarcasm, “What use are you? What can you do other than cause me trouble?”
Aunt Zhang hung her head, looking very much like a child who had done something wrong.
Sylvia took a deep breath, stood up from the ground, and picked up a bank card from the bedside table, “Take this and use it.’
“I can’t accept it.” Aunt Zhang refused directly.
Sylvia chuckled, “What are you pretending for? When you switched me with their child, wasn’t it for the purpose of enjoying wealth and luxury?”
Now she acted all high and mighty.
Who was she trying to disgust?
“No, it’s not like that!” Aunt Zhang immediately explained, “I just didn’t want you to live a hard life with me.”
Back then, Aunt Zhang didn’t think of herself at all, she thought of Sylvia.
She couldn’t let her daughter follow her footsteps.
“If that’s not the case, why couldn’t you just take this secret to your grave?” Sylvia stared intently at Aunt Zhang, “Why did you tell me that I am your daughter? Did you do this to disgust me?”
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