You Call This the Black Man Behind the Scenes? Chapter 166

The light from the window shines in, fresh and thorough, and the elegantly decorated restaurant is simply immaculate.

The "family" sitting around an exquisite square dining table is now like three puppets, sitting in their respective positions, motionless, with different expressions on their faces.

After the blond girl finished saying that, she carefully glanced at her mother's stunned expression at the moment, and then lowered her head, as if she had done something wrong.

After the initial surprise, Melon turned his "dazed" eyes to his teacher, as if asking, what exactly are those things her daughter said?

Mrs. Chelsea's expression stiffened in the face of his gaze.

In her cognition, even if her students have feelings about what happened before, it is impossible to know too well.

It is even more impossible to know that she can have some kind of snake-like "energy storage" ability.

So the words themselves shouldn't make him think too much.

But he doesn't know this, daughter Alicia, but seems to know about it?

Moreover, she even judged that if she didn't have those things, she would die...

Madam wanted to know why her daughter had such a judgment.

She wanted to know more, how did Alyssa know all this?

But it's obviously not appropriate to ask this in front of Mellon...

Then, in the blink of an eye, Mrs. Chelsea suddenly regained her composure, looked at the blond girl, and said in her usual tone:

"Mom is very touched that you can think about your mother. But some situations are not as bad as you think. And even so, you don't need to hold this kind of thing in your heart at all, making others worry in vain."

She is diverting attention.

Or, to shift the focus of the question to Alyssa—

Family or love which is more important?

different people have different opinions.

But if the love here has changed in quality, and it cannot continue, then when faced with a choice, it is a natural choice to completely give up love and go all out to maintain family affection.

In other words, in the face of the crisis of her mother's life, Alyssa no longer has the extra time to be obsessed with some of her past thoughts—

At least that's the explanation she's giving now.

This statement is still very reasonable, and the lady seems to believe it completely.

But when she got up and left first, she gave Merron a look while her daughter was not paying attention.

So Mellon understood that she didn't believe Alisha's explanation.

Or rather, don't fully believe it.

But after the girl gave this explanation, she couldn't keep asking.

So she wanted to call Mellen out and continue to discuss the matter.

But Mellon didn't follow suit.

After watching the teacher's back and leaving the restaurant, he instead stopped Alisha, who was also planning to leave, and said, "I have something I want to ask you, can I chat?"

"What's the matter with you?"

The girl looked at Merron quietly, with an expression that seemed to completely treat Merron as an elder.

"It's about your mother's health, of course."

Mellon motioned for the other person to sit down as he spoke, "Why do you have that judgment?"

"Because I can now feel the way my blood is running through my mother's body."

After sitting honestly across from Melen, the girl said with a worried expression, "If it wasn't for yours, she wouldn't be able to stop the erosion of those things if they were pressed down."

Her words had already exposed the "secret" that Madam was ashamed of.

But in fact, this secret has already been exposed before the lady herself knows it.

"But you heard it just now, your mother didn't think her condition would be so bad."

Mellen asked, "Do you think her judgment is correct?"

"Mom is just too confident sometimes."

The girl replied in a low voice, "She always thinks that things will not be out of her control, but she is always in a hurry because of various accidents."

"It makes sense."

Meren seemed to agree: "For example, she almost died in order to protect you before."

The girl was startled when she heard the words, then she bit her lower lip and said nothing.

"But as a mother, it's normal for her to have this reaction."

Merron continued: "I knew a person before. In order to find her missing son, she ran around for more than 40 years, but finally found the news of her son's death. So she couldn't bear the blow and committed suicide."

The girl was stunned, but remained silent.

Seeing this, Melon added: "The other one is even worse. Her daughter died of a disease. As a result, she went crazy because of this. When she saw other people's children, she wanted to rob them. She was stupid all day long, in her thirties The old people are like fifty or sixty, and they are always bullied by some homeless people, and they have had many abortions."

The girl still didn't speak.

Melon then said again: "In comparison, the third person I know is better. She gave birth to another after her son died."

"Because a child died before, so this second child was raised like a baby. As a result, the child was raised very stubbornly. Every day, he either asked the family for money, or made trouble and needed the family to settle it. UU Reading www.uukanshu. com”

"His mother didn't even bother to teach him. First, because she was reluctant, and second, because she couldn't control it. If she managed it, her son would beat her or scold her, without any regard for her dignity as a mother."

"But what's interesting is that if outsiders can't see and say a few words about her son, she will have opinions on others, and the whole person looks like a masochist..."

Speaking of which, Mellon pointedly said: "You say, is this kind of person self-inflicted?"

"You are indeed a writer."

The girl replied faintly, "You can make up so many stories casually."

"Then why do you think I can say such things casually?"

Merron didn't deny it, but instead said, "Practice makes perfect? Or seeing more?"

Alicia was silent again.

But unlike before, this time her face was inexplicably hesitant.

Seeing this, Meren said in a low voice, "Are you afraid of causing trouble to your mother, so you want to run away from home?"

"you-"

The girl suddenly raised her head, her eyes full of astonishment.

"Your bloodline is very special, and it contains some kind of secret, which may attract some people's hostility in the future?"

Melon seemed to be asking, but in fact he said firmly: "But because of your mother's physical problems, you can't worry about her, so you want to do something before you leave?"

"Am i right?"

Alicia didn't respond, just looked at him with complicated eyes, as if she didn't understand why her plan was so easy to guess.

But Mellon had no intention of explaining this, but thoughtfully said: "You should be very guilty, because you realize what mother's physical condition is, and what is the reason for this condition."

"So you blame yourself and regret? You even consider yourself a burden?"

Chapter end

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