Chapter 1983

The lawyer said, "Don't worry, I'm confident in winning this one.”

Meanwhile, at the hospital… Deedee slowly started looking more cheerful with Freyja by her side.

Freyja was afraid that her mother would have traumatized Deedee, so she took counseling very
seriously.

Daisie showed up at the door with a little cake, then knocked.

Freyja turned around and smiled.

“Deedee, this is Aunt Daisie.Say hello." Deedee no longer remembered Daisie, but she wasn't as shy
as she was before.

"Hello." Daisie walked to the bed, placed the little cake down, smiled, and said, “I got you this little cake
because Aunt Fey say you love them."

When she saw Daisie open up the box, Deedee stared at the six slices of chocolate cake and started
to salivate.

“Can I have some?” she cautiously asked.

Freyja was stunned when she heard that.

Maybe it was because of Sandy that Deedee had become afraid.

Daisie smiled.

“Of course you can.I got it for you.Here, have some." Daisie handed a slice to her, and Deedee took it.



Deedee licked it and got some cream on the corner of her mouth.Daisie looked at her while resting her
face on her hands.

“Do you like it?” She nodded.

"Yes." Freyja put out her hand, played with her hair, and looked toward Daisie.

"How do you have time to visit?" Daisie leaned back on the chair.

“After rejecting a job, I have a lot of time on my hands.” Freyja smiled and didn’t speak.

Daisie suddenly asked.

“Will Deedee stay with you after she's discharged?" She paused and nodded.

“That's the only place she could stay." Sandy might get her hands on Deedee if she weren’t with Freyja.

Naturally, Freyja wouldn't let Deedee go through the same childhood.

After a week, the court went into session.

The news that Colton had sued Sandy shook Bassburgh.

The reporters waiting outside were curiously discussing it.




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