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Chapter 2249

    The Three Little Guardian Angels Chapter 2249


    Chapter 2249 Cameron put Deedee on herp. “Why are you so afraid of this uncle? You don‘t need to


    be scared of him. He doesn‘t eat people.” Waylon squinted when Cameron called him uncle. Deedee


    said in a low voice, “My uncle doesn‘t like me.”


    Cameron knew that she was talking about Waylon‘s brother


    She grabbed her hand and asked, “Then can you tell me why that uncle doesn‘t like you?”


    She waited for a long while, but Deedee refused to open her mouth.


    Cameron then pressed on and said, “This uncle isn‘t the same uncle that lives with you. They‘re


    brothers, so they look alike. Come, take a good look at this uncle.”


    She turned Deedee over to look at Waylon and said, “Even though he has this weird smile on his face


    and likes to bully other people, he likes you very much.”


    Waylon chuckled.


    ‘A weird smile? I like to bully other people? So that‘s what she thinks of me?”


    Deedee seemed to have noticed the difference between Waylon and Colton, and her fear slowly ebbed


    away


    Cameron caressed her hair and asked, “So can you tell me now?”


    Deedee hesitated for a long while before opening her inouth. “Because my aunt has a little baby with


    him. I‘m afraid that my aunt will abandon me after she has her own little baby. I don‘t want my aunt to


    have a little baby, so that uncle doesn‘t like me.”Owned by N?velDrama.Org.


    Cameron was dumbfounded when she heard what Deedee said. It seemed like she did not expect


    such an answer from Deedee at all


    Children were simple and naive She assumed Freyja would abandon her when she had a baby of her


    own, so she did not want her to have a baby...


    She was just lonely, insecure, and afraid of being abandoned. However, if there were no other third


    factor that indirectly gave Deedee the misconception, how would she think it this way?


    Deedee fell asleep in Cameron‘s arms while they were on their way home. She turned to look at


    Waylon and asked, “Where are Deedee‘s parents?”


    Waylon said, “It was Freyja who took care of her since she was born. Her father took a wrong step and


    was led astray by his mother. He died because of Noce in the end, and I heard that her mother died


    after giving birth to her.


    “She and Freyja didn‘t have an easy time when they were living with Freyja‘s mother. Her mother was


    an extremist. She valued boys more than girls. Freyja was forced to take care of Deedee, and because


    of that, she had a bad reputation. They had no one to rely on aside from each other, and to Deedee,


    Freyja is her mother.”


    Cameron lowered her head to look at the girl that was sleeping in her arms. “So, her mental illness...”


    “Frevia‘s mother caused it. She abused Deedee and traumatized her. Deedee knows that Frevia


    intends to send her back to her grandfather at Yaramoor, so perhaps it‘s because of this


    misunderstanding that Deedee thinks Freyja is going to abandon her.” Cameron frowned. “Your brother


    doesn‘t want to take care of her?”


    After all, Deedee was not rted to him by blood, so she could understand if he did not want to raise


    her.


    Waylon looked outside through the window and said, “Considering our family‘s wealth, it goes without


    saying that Colton is fully capable of raising her. It‘s just that Freyja has to consider Deedee‘s situation.


    Deedee is, after all, not rted to any of us. She doesn‘t have parents, and Freyja is her only family


    member. Freyja is going to have her own children in the future, so she may not be able to focus on


    Deedee.


    “Besides, after Deedee starts attending school, she‘ll be exposed to the outside world and may not be


    able to handle the gossip and criticism they throw at her.”


    Cameron fell silent. Freyja was considering Deedee‘s future, but Deedee did not want to leave her


    aunt‘s side.


    Deedee was not attending kindergarten at this age because she was psychologically challenged. She


    was insecure and sensitive, like a fragile porcin doll.
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