Chapter 2295


    She was terrified and was left with no option but to leave with her grandmother.


    After the morning prayer, the old woman took Irene into one of the church rooms.


    "Where will you go now?" one of the nuns asked.


    "I have a rtive that I can rely on. I only took Irene here because she was frail, and maybe it''s


    because of the fresh air here, but she has indeed grown much healthier after staying here for over a


    year. I beg that you don''t expose our whereabouts to others."


    The old womanpensated the church for looking after Irene, and she had stayed in the church to


    help them with their chores, and the nuns had great respect for her.


    When the old woman was bidding farewell to the nuns, Irene looked around. Her eyes sparkled with


    intelligence, and she had an air that drew people to her.


    "Grandma, I want to pee," she looked up and said, before running off.


    The old woman did not give it much thought and continued to talk to the nuns.


    "Ever since Rose left, Irene''s been depressed. I don''t want her to remain here to experience that


    loss over and over again. Besides, she is old enough to go to school now, but I want to send her to


    a school and have her live a normal life like other children her age," the old woman said.


    The nun agreed kindly, "Irene is an intelligent child. With the right education, she will aplish


    great things in the future."


    "Thank you, sister. If she truly aplishes anything in the future, I will make sure that shees


    back to visit."


    "She will always be weed here, aplished or not. This will forever be her home."


    Shortly after, Irene returned from the washroom and her grandmother told her to hug the nuns


    goodbye.


    After that, they left.


    A Buick stopped by the foothill.


    Once the old woman and Irene reached the bottom, the driver immediately got out of the car.


    The old man helped Irene into the car, and Irene suppressed her tears as she stared at the scenery


    before her. "Where are we going, Grandma?"


    "We will go find Madam first. Once we see her, she will arrange the rest!" the old woman said as the


    driver started the car.


    Soon, the hill faded into the distance.


    Tears rolled down Irene''s cheeks as she stared out the window. She had a feeling that she might


    not return ever again. She did not know who ''Madam'' was, and neither did she care, as long as her


    grandmother was there to take care of her, nothing else mattered.


    However, she was still reluctant to leave the church and part with her friends. Though she was not


    close to everyone, she had spent the past year with them, and she did not know what awaited her


    once she left.


    Using the excuse to use the washroom, she found another nun and obtained Avery''s contact


    number; that way, she could reach out to Rose through Avery in the future.


    She was worried that Rose might not know that she had left the church, and if Rose returned to the


    church only to find out that Irene was gone, Rose would be devastated.


    Irene wanted to remain best friends with Rose forever.


    "Irene, don''t cry." The old man''s heart ached at the sight of the little girl crying. "You are not like


    other children and are destined to bear with things that you shouldn''t have to."


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    "I don''t understand what you are saying, Grandma. That sounds soplicated." Irene snuffled and


    wiped her tears dry. "So what if I''m not like other kids? Rose is the same way as well, and I had a lot


    of fun ying with her."


    "Someone is trying to kill you. You have to be a good girl if you want to live. Rose isn''t like you


    because no one''s trying to kill her. My poor Irene... All I want is for you to grow up healthy."


    "Grandma, who wants to kill me?" Irene felt chills running down her spine.