Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children Chapter 1065

Chapter 1065

“Daniel, bring your sister for a cup of coffee. I’ll go and do it now!”

Duke hurried to the hospital.

Adina’s limbs were cold, and Daniel helped her to a nearby cafe. She finally felt more comfortable after
she took a sip of coffee.

She dared not dwell on it too much and just waited in the cafe quietly.

Daniel accompanied her in silence.

Time flew.

A month later, Grapie was discharged.

It was lively outside the hospital.

“Georgie, Hal, Al, Mel!”

Grapie tilted her head and smiled sweetly as she greeted every one of them.

She was only three years old, which was the age when

girls were the most adorable and innocent. Her eyes were as vibrant and attractive as grapes.

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Her four elder brothers and sister surrounded her. Grapie, we prepared a huge room for you. We also
bought



you a ton of Barbie Dolls and toys. We’ll play with you every day!”

Grapie could not help but clap. “Really? I’m so happy!”

At the side, Adeline silently wiped her tears. “This is great! Grapie is with her biological parents now. It’s
truly wonderful! I’m really happy for her!”

Adina gently patted her shoulder. “Medical treatment in Sea City is advanced. Adeline, if you need any
treatment in the future, you can come to me in Sea City. We’ve added each other on WhatsApp, so you
can contact me anytime.”

She had taken Adeline’s favorite Grapie, so she hoped that Adeline could be pregnant with her own
child too.

Adeline leaned against Candon’s arms while she looked at the little girl reluctantly.

Grapie turned back and smiled brightly at Adeline. “Mom, I’ll come back and visit you and Dad!”

She still called them Mom and Dad.

She looked at Adina again. “Mommy, it’s okay for me to visit my mom and dad, right?”

Adina tussled her hair. “Of course. Whenever you don’t have school, I’ll drive you over.”

Even though they were reluctant to part, they still had to bid goodbye.

Duke carried Grapie who had just been discharged, while the four other children surrounded them. As
Adina held her kids’ hands, Mr. Brown opened the car door respectfully, and the family of seven
entered the car.

The car slowly disappeared from the street.



A cool breeze traveled in from the car window and blew through Adina’s hair.

She was taking in the wind and crowded streets.

She saw clouds in the sky, birds flying in the air, and passersby on the roadside.

She had muddled through the past few years, living aimlessly in the same way every day.

At this time, she finally found meaning in her life.

It was the man next to her.

It was the five children by her side.

What had she done to deserve such a perfect lover?

What had she done to have five perfect kids?

Real happiness was not sudden excitement, occasional surprises, or pain and sadness. It was like the
air, the sunshine, and the rain, which were silently around her.

Her life was long and bright. Being an ordinary person in the crowd was enough for her.

“Mommy, what are you thinking about?”

“I’m thinking about what I should cook for you when we get back!” she answered softly before she and
the man beside her looked into each other’s eyes with a smile.

When love was reciprocated, that was where she found a home.

Her life was serene and good.



It was complete.


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