Chapter 116

“Perhaps Mommy and Grandma would show up after another five minutes.” “Alright, then darling.
Another five minutes it is.” “Yay, thank you, Aunt Wren!” Nia smiled happily. But her happiness did not
last for long. After five minutes, Nia’s face crumbled down in disappointment. With no sight of her
mother and grandmother, Nia could only return to her ward with the caretaker. After settling down Nia
on the bed, Aunt Wren said, “I’ll go get you some water for you to take the pills. You mustn’t leave the
room, okay?” Nia nodded her head obediently. “I know. I promised Mommy that I won’t go walking
around on my own.” “Good girl.” The caretaker then left the room. Taking off the sunglasses, Ysabelle
quickly entered the ward where Nia was. Back then when she wanted to push Nia, Ysabelle was also
wearing a pair of shades and because things were hectic, Nia did not remember her.

At the sight of Ysabelle, Nia asked warily, “Pretty aunt, who are you looking for?”

Taking a good look at Nia who looked as pretty as a doll, inwardly, Ysabelle mocked, ‘The b* tch’s
daughter is just like her, a sweet-talker at such a young age.’

Ysabelle would never allow Nia to be acknowledged by Josiah. Curling up her lips, Ysabelle said in a
friendly tone, “Nia, don’t you remember me? I am your Mommy’s friend.”

Tilting her head, Nia tried to recall but she quickly shook her head, “But Aunt Zya is my Mommy’s only
friend.” “See, I knew that you’d forgotten about me, but that’s alright. I’m here to bring you to meet your
Mommy.” Walking over to Nia, Ysabelle patted the top of Nia’s head and added, “You must have
missed your Mommy, right? She’s too busy with work these days.” “Are you really going to bring me to
meet Mommy?” Nia got excited. “Do you know where Mommy is? Can you find her?” “Why, of course.”

“Thank you, pretty aunt!”

“There’s no need for thank you. Come on, let’s go now.”



“Can you wait for a moment? I need to let Aunt Wren know.” “There’s no need for that. I’ll make a call to
Aunt Wren later,” Ysabelle replied patiently. Ysabelle did not want to let go of this chance where Nia
was finally left unattended.

“Alright then.” Nia nodded and climbed down from the bed when she suddenly hesitated and started
going through the tag she carried around her neck. When she flipped to a small picture, Nia’s eyes shot
wide open. Lifting her head up to look at Ysabelle, Nia said, “You’re a bad person, I will not go with
you!” . Ysabelle was confused by the sudden change in her attitude. Holding back her frustration,
Ysabelle continued forcing a friendly smile on her face. “Nia, what’s wrong? Why am I. suddenly a bad
person?”

“Mommy said that everyone in this tag is a bad person and that I should stay away from them, “replied
Nia. Ysabelle glared at her annoyedly and took the tag hanging around Nia’s neck. In them were
several pictures and Josiah’s and her picture were on them as well. Ysabelle did not expect Meredith to
label her and Josiah as bad people and has even taught Nia to identify and recognize them. “Go away,
you bad person. If not, I’ll call the cops!” threatened Nia.

Biting down on her anger, Ysabelle smiled.

She reached for her phone and showed Nia a picture. “Look, this is a photo of me, your mom, and your
dad. Do you really think that your dad and I are bad people?”


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