E had nned to take Jane with her, for she feared Jane may cause trouble.


    Anna, however, insisted on leaving Jane with her. E finally agreed.


    "Don''t worry! Jane has been a well-behaved and pleasant little girl." Anna walked out from the living room, heavily pregnant. She looked at Jane with pleasure, who was?nestling on E''s left shoulder.


    Jane was an only three-years-old girl, but was docile, smart, and endearing.


    She hoped her baby would be as cute and adorable as Jane.


    "Well, Anna, it''s so kind of you to help me out." Deep inside, E felt sorry for having to let a pregnant woman take care of Jane. She knew it took a lot of energy to look after a kid.


    She felt the need to tell Samuel about Jane as soon as possible


    "Oh, why are you being so nice to me? Can''t you just regard me as your sister-inw?" Anna mentioned in a sarcastic tone, while she cuddled Jane.


    Anna didn''t have to worry about Jane anymore. In fact, her servants were there to take care of her. The only parenting she had to do is to y with the little girl.


    "Of course, you are my closest family member!" E stated, cheerfully. E had considered Anna her best friend. She had long been very close with Anna before she and Samuel even got married.


    "Good! That''s it! No need for you to be so formal."


    Anna, who had prepared freshly sliced fruits, escorted them to the sofa and gestured for them to sit down.


    "Has Eason been so busy these days?" E asked, while giving Jane a piece of mango to eat. Subconsciously, she nced at the stairs on the second floor after asking the question.


    "Yes, with another child, Eason has to earn more to feed this one." Anna replied.


    Realising Anna was just joking, E started to defend his brother, "Hey, you are really insatiable. Eason is already one of the richest man in the country. Are you still not content?"


    What E said made Anna chuckle. "Of course, I''m content. I advised Eason to not over-do it and to rx more often. However, hispany needed him to spend more time at work."


    E nodded. Suddenly something crossed her mind. "Anna, has Eason''s behaviour changed in any way?"


    Eason''s reputation as a yboy was well-known, and she knew better than anyone else.


    She had hoped


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    sion and killed himself, following the suicide of her aged mother.


    Anna came out, curiously staring at E and Judith, who seemed to be hugging each other.


    ''Who is that woman? E seemed to know her a lot. But she came to see Eason. How could she be crying on E''s chest?'' Anna was puzzled.


    "E, why don''t youe in?" ncing at Judith who was crying her heart out, Anna walked over and gestured E and Judith to enter the house.


    When she saw Anna, Judith wiped her tears and looked at her.


    "Anna, we have something to talk about. You go in first, we''ll be there in a minute or two." The situation caused E to develop a huge headache. ''Gosh, what should I do?'' E said to herself.


    She was a first-hand witness to how the rtionship between Judith and Eason was developing.


    She was only about eleven years old at that time. Her parents also knew how Judith and Eason loved each other very much. Judith usually went to their house to visit. She was so nice to E that she had treated her like a sister.


    Judith could tell that Anna was possibly E''s sister-inw, and Eason''s wife. Judith''s face turned pale though she had expected this before she came. She felt pain deep-inside.


    A few minutester, Anna regretted not listening to her to go inside.


    Rubbing her pregnant belly, Anna looked at E and Judith thoughtfully. "E, this is terrible. She does not look good. She shouldn''t be out in the freezing cold."


    E felt at a loss. Should she take Judith in?