Chapter 719 I Have Nothing  Cedric was in darkness. -  He tasted the bitterness of despair!  Yet, no matter how desperate he felt,  he never once thought of undergoing  surgery for himself.


    As Lucas and Kyle suspected, Cedric  was punishing himself.


    He knew firsthand how terrified and  helpless Natalie had been in the  darkness. €?  Meanwhile, in Simeria, Reba was  once again at Lotus Vi. There was  still no news of Cedric.


    Calvin said Cedric had taken Kyle and  Lucas with him. Given the capabilities 1/1


    of these two men, as long as Cedric didn''t want to be found, no one could find him. Sb  As a mother, she was on the brink of despair.


    No matter how hard she searched, she couldn''t find Cedric...!  But as she learned more, she felt even worse.


    And now, she was at Lotus Vi once again.


    nSeriously...!" Heather couldn''t help but feel exasperated in the face of Reba''s persistence, naturally showing a displeased expression.


    Reba used to be a strong woman, and she was naturally not ustomed to Heather''s attitude.


    There was a time when no one dared to give her such a look.


    "I have nothing. Why bother beingso petty with me?"  There was unprecedented pain in Reba''s tone.


    Indeed!  Reba now had no rtives by her side, and the only one she had was her granddaughter, Luna.


    When Reba came today, she brought many toys, which Heather didn''t appreciate.


    "You''re a mother too. You should understand how unsettled I feel!" Heather said coldly.


    Why bother being so petty?


    That was easy to say.


    Could Reba herself do it?  | Back when Natalie married Cedric,  wasn''t Reba still thinking about  finding her ideal daughter-inw? She couldn''t even ept the child in Natalie''s womb back then.


    Now, with this grandmotherly demeanor, who was she trying to impress? Reba''s eyes were filled with pain.


    "1... didn''t expect..." She didn''t know how to respond to Heather''s words.


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    No matter how righteous Reba felt, she also knew how rude it was after she learned about these things.


    you didn''t expect what?"  "He was a fool!" Reba said, 5 obviously referring to Cedric. 1 When she learned about these things, Reba''s first reaction was that Cedric was a fool. How could he do such things, leaving people''s hearts unsettled?  Heather snorted coldly. "Isn''t what you''ve done to her enough?"  When Heather recalled all the things they had done to Natalie, she couldn''t bring herself to show any kindness to the Johnson family.


    They were really overboard!  No one treated Natalie well back then.


    "You should leave. Nat will be back


    soon, and she won''t be happy to see you."  n n hoa  "Also, take those things you bought! Our family doesn''t need them."  Every word felt like a knife stabbing into Reba''s heart.


    Reba looked at Luna, who was ying on the slide in the distance.


    That was her granddaughter! However, now...


    She nced at Heather, then took a deep breath and asked, "Can I take the child to stay with me for a few  days?"  "What?" When Heather heard this, she almost exploded!


    She truly never expected that even  after she had spoken so clearly,  Reba would still make such arude  request.


    "She''s my granddaughter!"  Get out! Get! Out!" This time, Heather couldn''t hold back. She was truly furious!  What kind of audacity was this?  This woman...!  Heather''s blood pressure surged, clearly indicating how angry she was.


    is what I said wrong?" Reba asked.


    "Wrong? What did you get right? If you had handled things properly, Nat and Cedric wouldn''t be in this mess,"


    Heather roared angrily.


    Reba''s face changed color! 5  Yes, she was wrong in this matter.


    But now, things were different!  Cedric was missing. Christina was still  inside prison and couldn''te out.


    Now, she had nothing except her  granddaughter.


    That was why she came here today.


    When she saw Luna, she strongly  desired to keep the child by her side.


    She wanted to take the child away.


    "Guards!" Heather shouted.


    Agnes and the servants came OVer.


    "Throw this woman out for me."


    "How dare you?!" nwhat?" Heather almost thought she misheard. Lo t This woman was just so...! Just now, when Heather saw the way Reba looked at the child, she thought Reba still had some affection for her.


    But Heather was wrong.


    She waspletely wrong.


    When things reached a certain point, some people didn''t know what remorse was.


    Especially someone like Reba.


    Heather realized that Reba''s eagerness to see Luna today and the gentle look in her eyes was actually


    because Reba had nothing left.


    Reba wanted to bring her only ) rtive to her side! Saying she wanted the child for a few days was just her trying to be subtle! And now, Reba was being so rude.


    Looking into Heather''s eyes, Reba''s previous gentleness was gone, reced by an endless sharpness.


    She said coldly, "Don''t think I''m unaware of why Cedric left Wexford, Heather. Do you truly feel no guilt?" Why did he leave Wexford? Considering the timing and Cedric''s resolute departure, Reba became more convinced that her suspicions might be correct. Especially before 10


    blissful times? What right did Natalie have to keep the child with her? With these thoughts, Reba grew more resolute that Luna belonged with the Johnson family and must be kept close to home.


    Heather was shaking with rage.


    nThrow her out! Get her out of here!" Guilt? Did this woman consider Heather''s words a joke? Why should they feel guilty? They weren''t the ones who started any of this! And the Jarvis family didn''t care about Cedric''s sacrifices. He owed Natalie, and he made his choices willingly.


    So now, Reba had no right to question them about guilt! Heather didn''t answer Reba''s question! "Heather!" Reba''s tone grew stern.


    Heather shot back, "You have no right to stand here. You don''t even have the right to see her." Each word Heather said was filled with danger and fury.