Listening to Tonghua's self-deceiving story, Assistant Zhou couldn't help but persuade her, "Boss Qin... please accept my condolences."

Although he was not on the same plane with Mr. Qin at the time, he knew how bad the weather was in Canada at the time. If he was caught in it and fell from a height of nearly several thousand meters, he would undoubtedly be smashed to pieces.

The reason why there is still no news about Mr. Qin is probably because both the man and the plane were destroyed...

After hearing this, Tonghua seemed to have a nerve. She shouted excitedly, "There's still no news, so why are you so sure he's dead?! Why?!"

Tonghua didn't understand. They'd already sent several teams to investigate, but couldn't find him. Why did everyone around him, including his mother, assume he'd met with misfortune? Why were they so heartless? It was as if they were hoping he'd die sooner rather than later?

This kind of indifferent attitude is unacceptable in fairy tales.

Assistant Zhou: "Sorry, I spoke too much."

After Tonghua finished yelling, he accidentally woke up Ruoruo who was sleeping soundly, and scared the child so much that he screamed "wa wow".

Tonghua had no choice but to pick up the child again and pat her back gently, trying to calm her down. However, the child, perhaps influenced by her mother, could not stop crying.

Tonghua had no choice but to apologize to Assistant Zhou and then hung up the phone.

"Bang--"

At this moment, Tonghua seemed to hear the sound of a car driving downstairs, but Tonghua didn't have the energy to pay attention to what was happening downstairs. The crying of the child made her worried. She kept walking around with the child in her arms, trying every way to calm Ruoruo down.

Tonghua gently comforted the child: "Ruoruo, don't cry, don't cry, mommy is here..."

But the child not only did not stop crying, but the crying became louder and louder. His face, which turned red due to crying, looked particularly distressing.

Just when Tonghua didn't know what to do, a voice suddenly came from the side.

"Let me try, Madam."

Tonghua turned around and saw that there was a person in the room. Tonghua recognized this person. She was the wet nurse that her mother-in-law had specially hired to take care of the child after she gave birth.

Tonghua was a little hesitant about whether to hand the child over to the other party. After all, she hadn't seen the child for so long and didn't want to be separated from the child for a moment. But when she heard the heart-wrenching cry of the child in her arms, Tonghua couldn't bear it anymore. She suppressed her reluctance and handed the child over to the other party.

Strangely enough, as soon as the child was in the nurse's arms, the child's crying seemed to subside a little. When the nurse held the child in the same way, patted the child's back and said to the child, "Miss, don't cry, don't cry, the nurse is here."

With just such a simple sentence, Ruoruo immediately stopped crying. She opened her big black eyes and looked at the nanny curiously.

Seeing the heartwarming scene in front of her, Tonghua felt an indescribable feeling in her heart. She was obviously Ruoruo's mother, but now her child was closer to someone else. How could Tonghua not feel a little sad?

But Tonghua looked down and saw that the child's face had returned to normal and was no longer flushed, and a trace of tenderness flashed through her heart. As long as the child was fine, and she stayed with the child more and took time to accompany the child, she would always be more willing to be close to her.

After Tonghua saw the nanny coax the child, she stood up and stretched out her hands to take the child. However, the nanny subconsciously carried the child in a different direction, avoiding Tonghua's hands. Then, as if nothing had happened, she placed the child in the crib and said, "Madam, the young lady needs some quiet time now. It's not appropriate to hold her around. Please go and do your work. I'll stay here to coax her to sleep."

Tonghua was stunned. She hadn't recovered from the fact that she had just been refused the chance to hold the child. She turned around and heard the nanny say this. She swallowed the bitterness in her heart and said casually, "Okay."

Tonghua walked out slowly, constantly looking back to see that the intimate place that should have belonged to her and her daughter was now occupied by someone else.

Tonghua kept blaming herself. If she hadn't been away from her daughter for so long, her daughter wouldn't be so distant from her as a mother. It was all her fault.

She must spend more time with her daughter to mend her wounded heart.

In order not to disturb the child's sleep, Tonghua closed the door quietly and walked downstairs. She found that there were two middle-aged women wearing the uniform of Qin's servants downstairs.

As soon as the two women saw Tonghua, they put down what they were doing and greeted Tonghua one after another.

"Hello, ma'am."

"Hello, ma'am."

Tonghua looked at them and said, "You must be the ones Uncle Zhang sent to take care of Ruoruo and me. What should I call you?"

A middle-aged woman with a more prosperous appearance stepped forward and said with a smile, "I am responsible for the food and daily life of the Madam and the Miss. Everyone calls me Aunt Wang. I am responsible for the sanitation of the villa. If you have any questions, you can always tell us."

Tonghua nodded and said, "Okay, thank you for your hard work. I don't have anything to do for the time being. You can go about your business according to your usual requirements."

"Yes, ma'am."

"Yes, ma'am."

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