Chapter 29

When it came to his family, Shelmaine had serious reservations. "No, the child is mine alone. I don't need his family to know or acknowledge it." "But you're the one who's being wronged..." Isabelle felt that Shelmaine was at a significant loss, and it seemed like Samuel was benefiting from it. If Samuel or his family wanted to acknowledge the child in the future, she would be treated unfairly, and this was a possibility that she couldn't ignore. "There's no injustice here." Shelmaine was clear about that. "As for Natasha, I've said it before—I wish them well. I don't want to be involved with them anymore, nor do I want to see them." Isabelle hugged Shelmaine. "Whatever decision you make, I'll support you. I'll help you too. Don't be afraid." "Okay." Shelmaine smiled. After spending a day in the hospital and feeling somewhat better, Shelmaine asked Isabelle to go home. After all, it was already late, and Isabelle had work the next day. She didn't want to delay Isabelle's work, s