Head Over Heels

After staying in the hospital for a few days, Ada's condition had not gotten better. After discussion, they decided to take Ada back to take care of her. When they got back home, Ada was still in a crazy state. She either held the doll, giggled or mumble something everyday.

Heidy got out of the kitchen, holding the prescription of traditional Chinese medicine. The doctor said that Ada's illness was caused by the weakness after delivery and the stimulation. Thus, it was better for her to take care of her body and recover her mind. Thus, Heidy volunteered to boil the medicine. At least, she could feel a little more reassured.

She held it carefully in case that the juice might spill out. All of a sudden, someone stood in her way. Heidy raised her head. Seeing that it was Edith, she said calmly, "What's up?"

Looking at the medicine in her hand, Edith said sarcastically, "Heidy, what's the point of pretending to be innocent now? If it weren't for you, Ada wouldn't be like this. She has lost her child, and went insane. Why are you standing here safe and sound?"

Hearing what she said, Heidy pursed her lips and said apologetically, "I'm sorry. No one wants things to turn out like that. I'm sorry for what I did to her. I'll try my best to make up for it."

She smiled and knocked over the medicine directly. Then she said angrily, "Make up for it. What do you want to do? Do you think that you will be less guilty by taking some medicine for her? Heidy, no matter what you do, you took away her child's life. Ada will think of her innocent child every time she sees you!"

Without any explanation, Heidy stood there quietly and let Edith abuse her. She knew he deserved it. She bent over to pick up the shards of the bowl again, and then Edith grabbed her hand with great strength. Instantly, the shards all stabbed into Heidy's hands, and blood kept oozing from the wounds.

At the sight of this, Heidy was even more furious. She pushed away Edith and said with anger, "You are just Ada's sister-in-law. I bear you, but that doesn't mean I owe you anything. This time, it's my fault. I'm sorry for Ada, not you."

Hearing that, Edith sneered, "What? You really have a hot temper. You make Ada have a miscarriage. Can't I blame you? And what's more, I'm your sister-in-law too. Is that the way you talk to me?"

Hearing what he said, Heidy threw away the debris and said coldly, "Even if you are Hearst's sister, you have no right to teach me a lesson. Edith, you'd better not annoy me. There is a limit to my patience." Then she went upstairs.

"Stop, Heidy!" shouted Edith.

In the room, Heidy saw the bleeding wound and felt extremely s

dded said with satisfaction, "It's good that you can understand. But I don't have much time left. I want to be with Hearst and my grandchildren for a while. So, I hope it's just you that leave. As for Hearst and child, they will go back later."

Heidy raised her head in a hurry, "Me leaving alone? No, I can't agree. Dad, I can leave, but I have to take the child with me. Otherwise, I will be worried."

Ada was currently in a state of madness. She would definitely not promise to keep her child here, especially Elsa. Elsa and Heidy looked alike. If Ada mistook her for Heidy and hurt her... Thinking of that, she became more frightened.

Seeing her refusal, Wilson frowned and said, "I don't have much time. Won't you allow me to spend my last time with my grandchildren?"

Bowing to him, Heidy said apologetically, "Dad, it's not that I don't want to promise, but that I don't have the courage to promise you. As for Ada, I don't know if she will do something to hurt my child. So I can't keep them here. I won't leave here unless my children leave with me. Sorry, I can't promise you."

Wilson said coldly with anger, "Heidy, do you still hate me?"

Shaking her head, she replied earnestly, "No, I just don't want my child to be hurt. I'm sorry, father. If you allowed me to take the child away, I will leave. Otherwise, I won't leave here. As for Ada, you can rest assured that I will try my best not to avoid her."

With that, she bowed to him, turned around and left. Wilson's face was grave.

Walking out of the study, Heidy leaned against the wall and stared at the ceiling with serious expression. Thinking of Ada, Heidy felt more guilty. Just like Edith said, it was her who destroyed Ada.

"What should I do to help Ada recover?" Said Heidy softly.