Chapter 144 Iâll Keep It a Secret
Looking at Cicely, whose thick makeup couldnât hide her true feelings, Claudia finally felt a pang of
sympathy.
She opened her lips and said softly, âCicely, you asked the driver to find a place to park.â
She didnât want anyone else to hear about this, not even the Lamont familyâs driver, in case it reached
Edmondâs earsâ¦
Seeing Claudia finally decided to tell the truth to herself, Cicely was delighted, unable to hide the smile
on her face.
Actually, she already had a premonition that the child in Claudiaâs belly was most likely Edmondâs.
She gave birth to two children and lived for most of her life. She has some experience in this area.
Claudiaâs belly and condition clearly indicate that she is not yet three months pregnant. Going back
further, it is very likely that it was that one time.
Actually, the timing of that occasion had already been set by her long ago, coinciding with Claudiaâs
ovulation period, which greatly increased the chances of winning
The more she thought about it, the more excited Cicely became, so she quickly asked the driver to stop
the car.
âHarvey, just stop here.â
Not sure if it was because she was too happy, Cicelyâs blood rushed up, and as soon as her feet
touched the ground, her eyes suddenly went black. She desperately held onto the car door to steady
herself.
âMom, are you okay?â Claudia quickly supported her.
Cicely bit her tongue, forcing herself to calm down, and looked at Claudia with a smile, saying, âI still
prefer you calling me mom.â
Claudiaâs eyelashes drooped as she saw Cicely slowly recovering. Thinking about her condition, she
still couldnât rest assured and said, âIâll take you to the hospital firstâ¦..â
Cicely patted her hand and said, âDonât worry, first tell me who the father of the baby in your belly is?â
Claudia couldnât help but laugh and cry when she saw that Mingming insisted on knowing the answer
despite feeling unwell.
âOkay, Iâll tell you, and then you have to go to the hospital right away,â she paused and said, âThe father
of the baby in my stomach is Edmond.â
Even though she had already guessed the answer, Cicely still burst into laughter when she heard
Claudia admit it.
She held Claudiaâs hand with a smile and said, âGood child, knowing this news, Mom can die without
regrets.â
âDonât say such things, technology is advanced now, and your illness is not untreatable.â
âDonât try to deceive me, I know my own body,â Cicely said, lowering her eyes. âActually, I feel that my
health has noticeably declined compared to before, but luckily I have Abel. At least my mood is better
now. Knowing that you are carrying Edmondâs child, my suddenly feels relievedâ¦â
heart
Upon hearing these words, Claudia suddenly had a bad premonition.
âYou didnât want Edmond to know about the child, because you were
afraid he would try to take the child away from you, right?â
Claudia paused for a moment, thinking about Edmondâs attitude toward her, and then nodded.
She refused to tell Cicely about this concern as well.
Cicely patted her hand and said, âI had already let go of all this. The child is also of the Lamont family
bloodline by following you. I wonât insist on you remarrying Edmond. I will keep this matter a secret for
you. Take good care of yourself and the child.â
âMom apologizes to you for what happened with Rosalie before. It was
my
selfishness. Rosalie is beyond redemption, and I was foolish to almost break ties with you because of
someone like her. From now on, I wonât care whether Rosalie lives or dies, and I wonât ask you to
forgive her. Even if she were to be executed, she would deserve it.â
From the moment Rosalie exposed her affair with someone else, she had already completely given up
on this person. What she gave up was not only Rosalie, but also Abelâs political career and the future of
entering a prestigious university.
People whose parents committed crimes would not pass the political examination. Fortunately, they
had a family business, so Abel would not starve to death in the future.
Upon hearing these words, Claudia was moved to the point where her
nose felt a bit sour.
She didnât expect Cicely to be so open-minded and actually agreed to keep it a secret for her.
âThank you, Mom,â Claudia said, supporting her. âLet me take you to the hospital.â
Cicely quickly waved her hand and said, âI will take a taxi myself.
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Could you please help me take Abel to the kindergartenâ¦â
âI took a taxi with Abel,â Claudia frowned, âI will safely take him to the kindergarten and have Harvey
take you to the hospital.â
Seeing Cicelyâs face turn pale and clutching her chest in discomfort, Claudia immediately took over the
task of taking Abel to kindergarten.
Cicely no longer declined either, as she was also afraid of fainting halfway and scaring Abel.
She woke Abel up when she got in the car, explained a few things to him briefly, and Abel obediently
got out of the car with Claudia.
In the taxi, Claudia noticed that Abel kept his head down the whole way and clearly avoided making
eye contact with her.
Claudia saw that he didnât want to talk and knew that children have
thin skin, so she didnât make fun of him either.
Fortunately, the kindergarten was nearby.
Abel is now attending this prestigious kindergarten.
Abel got out of the car at the entrance and stood still, refusing to move.
Claudia raised an eyebrow and said, âArenât you going in yet?â
Abel clenched the straps of his backpack with both hands, his face filled with nervousness as he looked
at the other children standing at the school gate.
Just when Claudia was confused, a noticeably stronger child than the others walked toward Abel.
âAbel, didnât you say last time that your mom and dad would come to pick you up? Where are your
mom and dad?â Rogelio Ramsey crossed
his arms and glared at Abel menacingly.
Just then, the child next to Rogelio tugged at him and pointed at Claudia, whispering, âShe must be
Abelâs mother.â
Abel quickly glanced at Claudia, and his little face immediately dropped.
Claudia glanced at the corner of her lips, a hint of playfulness playing on her mouth. This scene
seemed familiar.
This time she didnât want to be a scapegoat.
What mom? She was not the mother of this naughty child.
Instead of waiting for this brat to take advantage of oneself, it is better
take advantage of him first.
to
âI am not his mother,â Claudia grinned as she saw the childrenâs surprised expressions. âI am his sister,
so you should also call me sisterâ¦â
This time, she took the initiative to distance herself from Abel and cut off their relationship.
She glanced at Abel, who was looking down and lost in thought, and said loudly, âIâm leaving first.â
Abel pursed his lips and looked at her with a pleading expression in his eyes, whispering softly, âI donât
want to stay hereâ¦..â
Claudia pretended not to hear and quickly turned around, taking a few steps away.
Not long after they left, they heard the strong boy scolding Abel, âDid your mother run away with
another man again since she didnât come to see you off?â
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âI didnât expect your mother to be this kind of person, how embarrassing!â
âMy mother said your mother is a social butterfly, and that the children she gives birth to are also bad
kids. She told me not to play with you.â
âMy grandmother also said not to play with Abel!â
âYour mother was a social butterfly, so you are a ba stard.â
âI didnât want to play with that ba stard!â
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Upon hearing these words, Claudia stopped in her tracks.
She turned around and saw Abel standing there, with his little head hanging down, allowing these
people to mock him.
Claudia frowned.
Nowadays, with the development of the internet, children have many ways to access information from
the outside world. However, she did not expect that the world of children could be so complicated.
The strong childâs voice was very loud, and more and more children surrounded Abel.
There were adults around these children, but not a single one of them spoke up to stop their own
children.
They couldnât scold Rosalie, but their own children scolded Abel, which also relieved their anger.
Who made him Rosalieâs child?
The sins committed by the mother can only be borne by the child.
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Abel pinched his fingers, watching as more and more people gathered around him. His face turned
bright red, but he managed to hold back his tears and didnât cry.
âWhy didnât you resist?â
Suddenly, a gentle voice sounded, like the gurgling of a spring, flowing into Abelâs heart.
Abel suddenly turned around and looked at the beautiful woman standing behind him.
Against the light, her face flickered, making it difficult to see clearly.
Abelâs mouth opened, and tears streamed down his face.
He didnât cry when he was bullied, and he didnât cry when those people called him a ba stard.
But at that moment, he cried without any achievements.