Chapter 191 Regret

She doesn't regret doing it at all, and would have done it even more if it weren't for the fact that her child was still here watching.

Bert did not say much about what she had done; on the contrary, he felt that she had not done enough.

Bert looked back with cold eyes. The people around him were frightened to see her. Anyone could see that he was angry now.

The couple almost fell to their knees.

Maria's mother was frightened to death, and now she was so sorry that she had never thought that one of the children she had punished was a Bert.

She had heard of such rumors before but had never known about them. After all, Bert had never published a picture of his son. Who would have thought such a soft and delicate child could be a Bert?

But it was too late to say anything now.

Not only the couple, but also the teachers around were pale with fear.

Bert's kid is in kindergarten?

On top of that, his child had an accident in their kindergarten!

Think they're all scared.

Bane glanced at him. "Can I go back with the kids, just you?"

Bert nodded.

"I've already sent the doctor inside the villa to examine Sophie first."

"Well, thank you very much."

Bane then left with Sophie in his arms.

Although the child has not suffered any injuries, she is in a particularly poor mental condition.

The people around them could only watch as Bane walked out with the baby, knowing that it would be too late if the baby left.

Maria's mother did not have the arrogance of the previous, and she directly fell to the ground with the pain and said, "I didn't mean to do that before. I'm sorry. I didn't know that the child was your daughter."

"You can do this if you're not my daughter?"

Bert raised his mouth coldly.

"Not is not, all be me bad beg you to pass me, I really know wrong."

"You...... Is that a plea?"

"Yes, I'm just asking you to let me go."

"Did you seem to have spared my child when she was shut up in that cupboard for so long, crying for your help?"

Bert suddenly spoke coldly.

The woman froze. Bert waved his hand, and the bodyguard immediately pulled the man out. The rest of the men escorted Bane and Sophie back.

Sophie had said nothing all the way, holding Bane's neck in silence.

Sophie had not spoken since she got home. The doctor examined her and she was not hurt, but she had been feeling uneasy and would not leave Mammy at all.

Bane held her for a long time, and then she fell asleep slowly, not soundly, for she was always afraid of the dark, and after this incident she was even more afraid.

She would not let go of Mammy's hand, even when she was asleep.

It was not long before the door was pushed open and Bane, watching Bert cautiously enter, said quietly, "The baby is asleep."

"I have dealt with the matter over there, those people will not appear in the kindergarten here from now on, or even in the city here, the children will not go to school at home in the meantime."

'But they can't all stop reading, can they?

"I would just start a school."

Bert spoke softly, as if this were an easy thing to do.

But it was so easy for Bert, and she did not doubt it, but nodded faintly.

She really didn't want him to take any more risks.

"I'm sorry." She did not know what to say for a while. It was her idea to conceal her identity because she hoped her child could make friends normally, but if she did not conceal her identity, it might not have happened.

"I don't blame you for this," he said. "It's in his interest to make his identity public or not. If he makes his identity public, he may be used by people with ulterior motives."

Bert rubbed her head and did not scold her.

"I know it's just..."

It's just that she didn't protect her from childhood to adulthood.

Bert thought for a moment and then he said in a low voice, "Our office is having an end-of-year party this weekend. You can come with me then."

Bane paused, but did not answer for a moment, for the gold of his words was equivalent to giving her to everyone.

He wanted everyone to know who she was.

When Bert saw that Bane did not speak, he suddenly felt uneasy. "Won't you come with me, don't you? Or do you regret it?"

Bane came to his wits. "I don't know what I'm going to wear to an occasion like this," he said. "Taking me there means..."

She looked down at her swollen belly.

Now that you have decided to be with him for the rest of your life, there are a lot of things to deal with, and some rumors to face.

"Everything is mine."

Bert suddenly smiled, and for some reason she felt strangely relieved at his words.

Maybe as long as he's around, there's nothing to worry about.

Nothing more was said between the two of them, but it was not long before Bane suddenly felt Sophie's hand hot.

I look as if I have a fever.

Bane noticed the change in her at once and called the doctor over to see what was going on. It was only then that Sophie's fright had caused her to run a high fever.

The doctor examined her at once, but because of this fever, the operation was likely to be postponed.

Bert looked terribly ugly and walked away, looking like she was going to get in trouble.

Norton came back just in time to hear about this, and he was furious.

Looking at his sister lying in bed, his eyes also followed the red.

"Mommy, I'll get to them."

Bane pulls him straight back. "Norton, your dad's going to take care of this. Don't worry."

"All right."

Norton was about to say something more, but seeing Bane's determination, he choked it back.

Thankfully, Sophie's fever subsided the next day after she took a few pills, and when she woke up to see a worried Norton at your own bedside, she gently called out to her brother.

"Don't worry, brother won't let people bully you any more."

"Brother is the best."

Seeing Norton here, Bane left room for the two little guys.

But just as she reached the door, she suddenly felt a weakness under her feet and fell forward.

But Bert, quick of eye and quick of hand, caught her.

"Uncle Myron, get the doctor here."