Head Over Heels

In the room, Gavin was sitting on the ground. With a brush in his hand, he started to draw. With one hand propping her head, Heidy smiled at him when he was absorbed in painting. "Gavin, I find you are really smart. You must inherit it from your father." Said Heidy with a smile.

Raising his head, Gavin thought for a while and answered, "I should inherit it from you. Dad once told me that he didn't paint well."

With a chuckle, Heidy joked, "That's true. I was very smart when I was a child. However, at that time, I just wanted to play with my friends and didn't want to learn anything unless my mother forced me to do so. After your grandmother passed away, I have rarely learned these, and I'm just dancing."

"Yes, the teacher told us we have to learn something from childhood."

Caressing his head, she smiled and said, "Well, so you will definitely be better than your father in the future. Come on!"

"Mom, I want to grow up quickly and become as strong as Dad. Then I can protect you and the little sister." Said Gavin with a determined expression.

Heidy always thought that Hearst had done a great job in parenting. Gavin was a great kid. He have a sense of responsibility at such a young age and are not afraid of suffering. Many children at his age just liked to play. "Well, I believe that you can do it." She added sincerely, "But we need to balance work and rest. You can't be too tired."

"Mom, you and dad will never be apart again, right?" asked Gavin.

She looked at him curiously and did not expect that he would ask such a question all of a sudden. Then she thought that her relationship with Hearst had a bad impact on the kids. Thinking of this, Heidy nodded affirmatively. "Of course, your father and I will never be separated. I have a husband, children and I am very happy now. Why should I leave?"

Gavin nodded and continued to learn. Heidy looked at him, smiling.

The weather turned cold suddenly. Heidy caught a cold. As for Hearst, he had left S city for two days for he had to deal with something urgent in the J.Y group.

In the bedroom, in a daze, Heidy opened her eyes, knocked her head in pain and said wearily, "It seems that I have a serious cold. I have to buy some medicine." As she spoke, she lifted the quilt and walked outside somewhat feebly.

She wanted to ask the servant to bring it to her, but she didn't get any reply. "Where did they go?" Whispered Heidy.

She squinted and was about to go downstairs for a glass of water. When she was walking forward, someone grabbed her wrist. Heidy was taken aback. Slowly, she turned around and found that it was Ada

Drugged one night by her ex-boyfriend, a mysterious man took advantage of her in an ecstatic night filled with sex.

To take her revenge, she married the man, and used him.

"As long as I'm alive, I'm still his legal wife, while all of you are just his mistresses."

She remained adamant even when he was involved in scandals with other women.

Eventually she stormed off after she learned that he had betrayed her again.But life brought her back to him a few years later, to his astonishment.

lunatic, doesn't it? So don't blame her for this."

Noticing her anxiety, Hearst blamed her, "Heidy, you are too kind. Your head was only hurt this time. We can't guarantee if it happens again. Or you can leave S city first."

Shaking her head, she answered stubbornly, "No, I want to stay here. I told you, I will be with you wherever you and the baby are. As for your father, I know that if I let you leave now, he would be sad. I don't want people to gossip about you. I won't do that. Since then, I have to stay by your side."

After this incident, Heidy was more worried that Ada might do something more horrible. She would rather stay here than to put the children in danger. She believed that she should protect them.

Hearing her words, Hearst remained silent. Seeing him in silence, Heidy opened her arms and held him in her arms, acting like a spoiled child, "Well, don't be angry, honey. I owe Ada a lot and I want to do something to make up for her. If this happens again, you can do whatever you want with her."

Then he pinched her cheek and said, "Okay, I'll listen to you this time. I won't blame Ada for that. But the problem still needs to be solved. I can't put you in danger at any time."

During this period of time, no one know when Ada would suddenly lose her temper and went mad. But every time, she would hurt Heidy. Hearst thought that if Heidy was at home, she would be in danger.

The nurse handed her the medicine. Heidy took it, held Hearst's hand and left. At the thought that she would meet Ada at home, she felt a little perturbed. "Sure enough, people can't do something wrong, even if they are careless..." Said Heidy with regret. She still couldn't figure out why she would get out of control that day.