Chapter 180
Dorothy’s hand stopped on the door handle, frozen outside the door, incredulously listening to what Bryson said.
Picked up….
Who picked it up?
Her?
“Are you blaming me now?”
Gianna had been holding back her emotions for a long time, and at this moment, she exploded, “Why don’t you mention the fact that your biological daughter was sold by your mother as soon as she was born? Do you, the Acosta family, look down on daughters so much that you want to sell my own flesh and blood?”
“When I lost my daughter, the most painful time, I found Dottie. Do you understand that feeling? You understand nothing, you only care about whether the child will inherit, even I, as a wife, am just a tool for the Acosta family to pass on their lineage!”
These words, Gianna had kept hidden in her heart for a long time.
Now that Rogelio had an accident, she finally dared to face it, dared to face her always dominant husband, and dared to face this marriage that had been extremely unfair to her.
Bryson didn’t say anything, he just became even more silent.
Gianna wiped away her tears and in that moment, she saw Dorothy standing at the door.
Gianna slowly stood up and said, “Little… Dottie?”
Dorothy couldn’t digest the fact she had just heard at the moment, but she still forced herself to face it calmly.
She pushed the door and walked in, her voice hoarse, “Hasn’t my brother woken up yet?”
“…not yet.” Gianna snapped out of it, paused for a few seconds, “Dottie, did you hear what I just said?”
Dorothy pretended to lower her head as if nothing had happened, but her nose was sour and her eyes turned red in an instant. She nodded and said,
“I heard it. The doubts that have been accumulating in my heart for so many years have finally been resolved at this moment.”
“Did you favor your younger brother because he is your own child, and I am not, right?”
Gianna’s heart twinged, probably also thinking of the newborn daughter she had been sold by her mother–in–law. She reached out and grabbed Dorothy’s hand, “I’m sorry, Dottie, Mom didn’t mean to…”
I didn’t mean to ignore her.
She also wanted to be someone who cared for her daughter, but in the Acosta family, she was also in a weak positio
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had no choice.
