Love and Hate Until the End of Life Do Us Apart

Half a month passed just like that. When he woke up that day, Darrel’s eyes looked red. He did not dare to look directly into my eyes.

“Giselle, I have made an appointment with the best doctor abroad. I can definitely let your legs regain consciousness!”

When I did the rehabilitation test yesterday, I deliberately aggravated my paralysis. As expected, the doctor's examination report today was very unsatisfactory.

“There are no other effects, Mr. Darrel. It's just that if you two want to have children in the short term, it might not be too recommended.”

I said in my heart, “Temporarily unable to have children?” I then laughed coldly inwardly.  I was afraid it was just an excuse that Darrel told the doctor.

Women with amputated limbs were able to pass on their children. But I was declared infertile when my legs were still able to touch the ground. It was really interesting.

In that case, I took the initiative to fulfill him.

“Darrel, I know you have always wanted a child, maybe my legs won't get better. Why don't we adopt one?”

My heart was practically dripping blood when I said this. Darrel didn't pay attention at that moment. He just showed surprise after hearing it and then hugged me tightly.

“Believe me, this is just a temporary solution. When I fulfill my parents' wish, I will take you abroad and start our new life for our family of three.”

I couldn’t believe he thought of everything. Even the place where we would settle down in the future, but the only thing that Darrel wasn't well thought out about was that I knew about Edmund's existence in advance.

Moreover, Darrel was very fast. It was really urgent to make his illegitimate son recognize his ancestors. Within a few days, he brought the child over.

“You are the child's mother, you deserve to be the first to see him don't you?”

Darrel's face hung with caution. He looked afraid that I would refuse.

I looked at the boy who stood outside the hospital room. He dressed smartly and bubbling with nobility at a glance. His hatred reached the extreme.

I asked in my heart, “Why is it that his illegitimate child can bite the golden spoon and grow up carefree? While my poor child suffocated to death without even seeing this world!”

But there was still a smile on the corner of his lips. “You are Edmund, aren't you? Come here.”

It wasn't until I saw the peace sign hanging around his neck that I realized what it meant to have all the thoughts in the world!

The exact same peace sign, Darrel personally handed it over to my hands on the day I was pregnant with a full nine months.  He said it was an ancestral heirloom. I then realized that Edmund's part was obviously older and more valuable than mine.

I swallowed my aggression. “Hey, little boy. Who usually takes care of you? Is she here?”

I also wanted to see who this woman named Karina Reverie is.  I didn't expect that as soon as the words finished, the crisp sound of shoe heels rang in the ward. Darrel's expression changed drastically.

“Darrel, the child is still young. I didn't feel at ease, so I came up. You won't blame me, right?”

I was silent for a while. I then realized it was actually her.

In these years, every time Darrel got drunk, he asked me to pick him up. At that moment I could see her figure. She had long been pervasive in our lives. I gritted my teeth hard, not wanting to show my timidity.

“Hello, Mrs. Giselle. I'm Edmund's mother. I am also the doctor in this hospital, Karina Reverie.”

She said that she and my husband were college classmates. Edmund was the one who had an accident.

On the other hand, Darrel said that Karina was just an adoptive mother. But I knew that it was just one lie after another. The scumbag and the slut had no courage to admit it even if they cheat.

Karina said, “I'm sorry to make you laugh, Edmund just likes to make these little things.”

Her bracelet suddenly loosened and I stared at it in a daze. My eyes shifted to Darrel's empty wrist. I had seen it before. Darrel had brought that rough bracelet back home more than once.