“You should worry about yourself instead of others. How have you beentely?” David asked Annie


    when he saw Annie’s confused expression.


    Annie snapped out of her thoughts. Shrugging, she said, “Same old, same old. Happy at times, sad at


    times… You know.”


    “How about your sleep? Has it improved?”


    Annie sighed. “Not really. It’ll take me at least a few hours to fall asleep. I keep having nightmares as


    well, so I always wake up tired.”


    David put down his cup of coffee. “We might really need to put you on pills if this continues,” he said


    seriously.


    Corinne walked around the neighborhood with “Bryan” in her arms to look for a taxi, but not one was in


    sight.


    The neighborhood they were in was a high-end area reserved only for the wealthy. This meant that not


    many people there would require a taxi, nor would taxi drivers go there to solicit for business.


    After a while, her arms started to feel sore from carrying “Bryan”.


    She thought she would find a ce to talk with the boy since she could not find a taxi for the time


    being.


    She spotted a walled flower bed in front of them, so she walked over, sat’ Bryan” down on top of the


    wall, and sat down herself.


    “Bryan” blinked at her innocently. “Mommy, aren’t we going home?”


    Corinne narrowed her eyes. She held his face with both hands to look at him closely. s, she could


    not find anything different about him at all.


    “Bryan” frowned anxiously. “Mommy… What are you doing? Why are you looking at me like that?”


    Corinne’s eyes darkened slightly. “You’re not really Bryan, are you?”


    Guilt immediately filled the boy’s eyes. “I…”


    Corinne got all the answers she needed from his eyes. “I got the wrong kid on the day we had a pic,


    right?”


    Benjamin nodded honestly.


    Corinne looked deeply at the kid she had lost three years ago, who somehow found his way back to


    her without any of them knowing.


    “Why didn’t you tell me I got the wrong kid?” she asked in a trembling voice.


    Benjamin dropped his head in shame. “I wanted to stay with you for a few days before going back to


    my own home.”


    Corinne’s heart went out to the boy. ‘Why do you want to stay with me that much? You’ve never met me


    before.”


    Benjamin tugged at the bottom of his T-shirt anxiously. “I don’t know why either. I just…think you smell


    very nice, and I like staying by your side.”


    Corinne’s eyes turned red.


    “Aunt Corinne, are you going to take me back to my Daddy now so you can get your real son back?”


    asked Benjamin sadly.


    Corinne’s heart ached even more when she heard him calling her “Aunt Corinne”.


    “So he has no idea that I’m his real mother,” she thought.


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    “Are you not happy living with your Daddy? Is that why you want to stay with me?” she asked.


    Benjamin shook his head. “No, it’s not that. My Daddy loves me very much and spends time with me


    everyday, but I don’t like the woman we’re living with. She keeps Daddy and I locked up in the house.”


    Corinne frowned. She naturally knew who the woman was.


    “Is the woman not good to you two?” she asked.


    Benjamin shook his head again. However, he did not know how to exin what he thought of Sophia to


    Corinne.


    “She said she’s my Mommy, and she takes very good care of me and Daddy. But she controls our


    freedom, especially Daddy’s! She wouldn’t let us go out or talk to anyone else.”