“Wynter, we’re here.”


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    Wynter pushed open a narrow door to find a gloomy alleyway. Everyone here had indifferent


    expressions.


    When they saw Iing, an old woman began to shout, “You really want to die, don’t you? You


    shouldn’t live here anymore if you have the disease. You will rot to death!”


    Seeing I’s reaction, Wynter knew this was not the first time something like this had happened.


    I kept her head down and quickly pulled Wynter inside.


    Following closely behind I, a woman lying on a bed came into view. The woman, Jenny Harwood,


    was I’s mother, and she could be heard coughing. There was an unpleasant smell around the ce.


    Since Wynter was a doctor, one nce was enough for her to realize that Jenny did not have long to


    live.


    Even now, she was barely hanging on.


    I seemed to understand Jenny’s condition, too. “How are you feeling today, Mom? The medical hall’s


    owner gave me some medicinal herbs. I also met a really nicedy today.”


    “Do note over!” warned Jenny while coughing. She propped herself up on hands filled with open


    blisters. “Stay there.”


    Looking through a curtain, Wynter’s gaze fell on Jenny, who was painfully thin. She was nothing but


    skin and bones, and she looked lifeless.


    The only color in the room was a pair of bright red shoes by the bedside.


    “Master, it’s those red shoes,” Leo observed with a tight frown from Wynter’s shoulder, where he was


    lying. “It is very strange, Master. Why is there no resentment found on her? How was this formation


    created?”


    Wynter had a dark look in her eyes. “Listen to her. Don’t go over there.”


    Leo stopped, and I stood still as well.


    Jenny said to Wynter with an apologetic look, “Thank you for bringing I home. Did she trouble she


    went to the Frenda Concession to sell camellias?”


    you


    when


    “No, she is very well–behaved. She has always been thinking of getting the medicinal herbs for you,”


    Wynter said mildly.


    Jenny covered herself with a piece of cloth. “My illness makes it difficult for me to wee guests.


    “Miss, I know you are a good person. Why don’t you see how much money I is worth and consider


    buying her? Her life with you will be better.”


    I, who was pouring out a ss of water, shouted, “Mom, what are you talking about?”


    “Miss, I’m begging you, please buy I.” Jenny did not even look at her daughter. Her eyes were red


    and


    tear–filled. “One piece of silver is enough.”


    “Mom!” cried I as she started to approach.


    Suddenly turning fierce, Jenny said, “Don’t call me that. Your sister is much more obedient than you.


    You.


    aren’t worth much, anyway.


    “We’re in such dire circumstances that we do not even have food to eat. Raising you is a waste of


    food.”


    Isia could not understand why Jenny, who had always been gentle, could be like this. Her eyes


    widened, and tears streamed down her face.


    Leo, who could not stand seeing a mother mistreating her child, started to get angry.


    Wynter nced at Leo, who immediately yielded but still said angrily, “Master, she is a bad person.”


    “Do not take things at face value,” said Wynter. As she was saying this, a loud sound rang out.


    The wooden door was kicked open by a man with blurry eyes. He walked in while sniffling like an


    opium


    addict.


    “This ce stinks! Hey, where did all the money go?”


    The man’s shouting was disrupted when he saw Wynter. His eyes lit up. “You…”


    “This is I’s buyer,” Jenny hastened to exin.


    She was worried that harm would befall the good–looking Wynter. After thinking about it, she came up


    with the only thing that an addict would fear.


    “She is the Quinnell family’s daughter. She hase home after studying abroad.”


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