Chapter 1574


    The next day.


    When Freya arrived, I just happened to be downstairs. When Anne saw Freyaing in, she ran to


    her with her hands wide open, "Grandaunt!"


    "Dear Anne, did you miss me?" Freya held Anne in her arms, and then she couldn''t help but


    comin, "We''re about the same age, but I''m a grandaunt. Why don''t you let Anne address me as


    an aunt from now on? I feel old when she keeps calling me her grandaunt!"


    Anne was a clever girl, so she immediately understood. She called out to Freya in a childish voice,


    "A... Aunt..."


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    Freya''s smiling eyes narrowed into slits, and she immediately responded to Anne, "Ah! Anne is so


    smart. Come, I''ll reward you with a lollipop!"


    As she spoke, she took out a lollipop from her Hermes bag and ced it in Anne''s chubby hands.


    Anne was so overjoyed that she pped her hands and hopped around in Freya''s arms. "Thank


    you, Aunt Moore! I like lollipops!"


    Freya saw how happy the child was and the smile on her face deepened. I said helplessly, "You are


    not even this patient to Oliver. Is Anne your biological daughter instead of mine?"


    "How is it the same?" Freya came over, holding Anne in her arms. "Anne is a girl, and a girl should


    be doted on. Oliver is a boy, and he needs to be trained. Otherwise, he''ll be a mama''s boy when he


    grows up, and I don''t want that."


    I shook my head and sighed. I wanted to retort, but I knew that I wouldn''t win anyway.


    Freya yed around with the child for a while. When she saw that I was ready, she prepared to


    carry Anne along with her. "Alright, let''s set off now. We don''t want to bete. Many doctors


    nowadays are all on a high horse."


    I thought of Amos'' good temper, and I couldn''t help refuting, "Not all doctors are like that. Amos is


    an excellent doctor."


    After that, I grabbed Anne from her and shouted towards the kitchen, "Madam Parker,e over for


    a moment."


    Soon, Minnie came out.


    "Madam Parker, I''ll be going out this morning. Just look after the child and leave the chores to the


    other servants."


    "Got it, Madam."


    Freya was puzzled, "Why won''t you bring Anne along? I can watch over her."


    As she spoke, Anne stood between us, looking up at us quietly with a pair of big and watery eyes.


    She was obedient and did not make a single fuss.


    Anne''s temper was simr to mine. Once we understood the situation, we would not create a scene


    and would ept it obediently.


    Before I coaxed Anne to sleep the previous day, I had already told her that I would be busy in the


    morningstely and that she would have to obey Minnie''s words at home.


    She didn''t understand why I wanted to leave her behind. She thought that I was going to leave her


    to Valerie and Pedro like before. She cried for a while, and I told her a few fairy tales to distract her.


    After that, I patiently coaxed and exined to her the reason why I was busy. Finally, after listening,


    she agreed to it and stopped pestering.


    I sighed. Before leaving, I told Minnie to bring Anne out into the garden. Once we were out of the


    door, I answered Freya''s question, "Anne had gone through bone marrow transntsst year and


    had her kidneys reced. She''s recovering well now. I don''t want her to enter the hospital again as


    I''m afraid she will get infected with other diseases. I can''t bear to let her suffer again."


    After thinking for a while, Freya understood and did not say anything else.