I'm Here

Lucille was amused by her words. It was the first time that the headstrong Molly had said something about being afraid of someone. Thinking about it, Hogan was really not a good person. Lucille stroked Molly's head and comforted her. "Don't be afraid. I'm here." "Okay..." Molly opened her mouth. She wanted to say something, but in the end, she swallowed her words and leaned her head on Lucille's shoulder like a puppy with a pitiful expression. What Molly didn't say was that last time in the hospital, when the arrogant supervisor looked at her fiercely, it was exactly the same as the cold look her parents gave her when they abandoned her. Molly couldn't help shivering and felt cold all over. Lucille noticed it and asked, "Molly, what's wrong?" "Your hair is still wet. Bobo. Go and blow it dry. Be careful not to catch a cold." Molly stood up, seeming totally normal. "I'm going back to sleep. Good night, Bobo!" "Okay." Lucille didn't think too much about it. She got a hairdryer and starte