When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him

Chapter 1126 A Good Mother

Upon hearing those words, Cecilia looked at her, realizing she didn’t bring any baby formula or bottles with her.

She couldn’t help but say, “It seems there’s a supermarket about two kilometers ahead. Would you like to hop in? I can take you there to buy some baby formula

The woman studied Cecilia for quite a while, and after a long pause, she simply said, “Thank you.”

After she finished speaking, she carefully cradled the child in her arms and got into the car with the child.

The driver had sped up all the way, taking the car to the supermarket up ahead.

The woman felt somewhat embarrassed. “I–I don’t have any money.”

Seeing her situation, Cecilia said to her, “Wait for me here. I’ll go buy it for you.”

“All right. Thank you,” the woman said, a hint of sparkle added to the depths of her eyes.

Cecilia went to the supermarket, and the driver accompanied her.

As they walked, the driver couldn’t help but caution Cecilia, “Ms. Smith, you should be careful. What if this woman is a con artist? She’s with a child, letting the child go hungry. She doesn’t seem like a real mother.”

Cecilia had actually harbored this doubt as well, but when she thought back to the moment when the woman was about to fall, her instinct was to protect the child in her arms, disregarding her own safety.

She thought that had to be the instinct only a mother would possess.

“We can’t possibly let the child go hungry. As for the rest, we’ll see when the time comes.”

The driver nodded. “All right.”

Cecilia went to buy baby formula, freshly produced for newborns. She had even taken the time to prepare a bottle before giving it to the woman.

The woman clumsily fed the child.

Watching the scene, Cecilia couldn’t help but offer assistance. “Let me feed her.”

Upon seeing the situation, the woman felt somewhat embarrassed. “I’m sorry. I’ve never really fed a child before. I’m not very good at it.”

She wanted to treat the child right, but opportunities to care for the child were scarce. She wished to be a good mother, yet no one had taught her how.

Cecilia didn’t ask much. She simply taught her how to properly feed a child.

“It’s okay. We all start off as new mothers. I was no different. I even remember feeding my two sons air quite a few times.”

Upon hearing that, the woman couldn’t help but let out a chuckle. She said, “I’m sure you didn’t do it on purpose.”

Skilled in her ways, Cecilia fed the child, and as expected, once the child was full, the crying ceased.

“This little one is truly beautiful.”

After complimenting the child, Cecilia asked the woman, “Where are you planning to go? Can I give you a ride?”© NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

Cecilia also wanted to observe a bit more. She didn’t want to end up assisting a con artist.

The woman’s eyes were filled with confusion when she heard Cecilia’s question. “I don’t know…” she said.

Cecilia was taken aback. “Where’s your place? I’ll send you back.”

The woman hung her head low. “I no longer have a home, nor any family.”

“And where’s your husband?” Cecilia asked again.

The woman’s eyes instantly welled up with tears when she heard the mention of her husband. “Don’t mention him! Don’t mention him!”

Tears streamed uncontrollably from her eyes, and in the next moment, she fainted in the car.

In a moment of panic, Cecilia urged, “Quick! Let’s head to the hospital.”

“Understood.”

A few hours later.

When the woman woke up again, she found herself lying on a comfortable large bed. Instinctively, she thought Darren had taken her back once more.

However, upon looking around, she realized that wasn’t the case,

She let out a sigh of relief, but the very next moment, her thoughts returned to her daughter.

The woman immediately got up from the bed, intending to find her daughter.

She had given birth not too long ago and hadn’t fully recovered yet. The moment she got out of bed, she felt dizzy, and her head was throbbing. In fact, her entire body ached terribly.

Yet, out of concern for her daughter, she bore her discomfort and slowly moved away.

After opening the door, the woman stepped out, hearing voices in conversation from a distance.

“She’s so tiny and so adorable.”

“Exactly! How could she be so small?”

“Ms. Campbell, could you give birth to a child in the future, please?”