Don't Fall For Me, CEO-Chapter 1191: Had Surgery?

"Had surgery? Oh my God, why didn’t you tell me anything about such a big thing!"

Laura Quinn burst into tears on the spot, looking July Quinn up and down.

"It’s okay, it’s all over now. Look at me, I’m lively and jumping around now!"

July Quinn quickly comforted Laura Quinn.

But Laura’s tears seemed endless, pouring down uncontrollably.

To prove that she was fine, July could only jump a few times.

But soon, she was pulled back.

"Why are you still jumping around? You shouldn’t jump; what if you get hurt?"

It wasn’t just Laura who stopped her; Richard Donovan also held onto her hand tightly.

"Isn’t your abdomen still injured and hasn’t healed? Why are you jumping around? What if you scrape the wound?"

Richard’s words made things even worse.

"Still have an abdominal injury that hasn’t healed? What happened? Why didn’t you tell me anything? Do you even consider me your mother?"

Laura burst into tears, crying her heart out.

Her daughter had suffered so much, and she knew nothing, let alone showed any concern.

"The abdominal injury was from falling off a cliff. She fell off a cliff before she went to Desrozin City and was rescued by His Excellency Kidd. However, as of now, the injury hasn’t healed." Richard added.

"Dad, why did you tell her everything?"

July, seeing Laura looking like her world was about to collapse, felt quite troubled.

"I think your mom has the right to know about these things. That way, she can take better care of you."

Regarding July’s condition, Richard felt it wasn’t right to hide it.

Otherwise, Laura wouldn’t know to remind her to take it easy.

"But..."

July wanted to say something to Richard.

But Laura directly pulled her and began examining her carefully.

"No wonder you’ve been so thin all this time; you just had major surgery. Why didn’t you tell your mom?"

Her tears fell like rain, and the hand caressing July’s cheek trembled slightly.

"Mom, please don’t be so sad. I didn’t tell you because I didn’t want you to be so upset."

July tried to comfort her.

But Laura’s tears fell like broken beads, cascading down.

"But if you don’t tell, it hurts me even more when I find out. Mom doesn’t need you to be so sensible, doesn’t need you to be an obedient child..."

Laura cried like rain, and July’s eyes reddened along with hers.

Since she was very young, she had tried her best to be the most sensible, obedient, and least troublesome child, hoping to get a little attention and compassion from Charles Quinn and Amanda Ford.

But it turned out she wasn’t their biological child, and even though they accepted her for their own benefit, no matter how obedient and sensible she was, they wouldn’t give her any more attention.

As for her biological mother, she also thought she needed to be obedient and sensible to win affection and earn pitiful parental love.

But in the end, she realized that those who truly love you don’t need you to be so obedient and sensible; they will love you unconditionally and care for you.

Richard watched Laura cry like rain and July struggling to hold back her tears; his heart was deeply pained.

It was the mistakes he and Laura made back then that forced what should have been treasured, carefree, and happy-growing children to suppress their nature and force themselves to grow up, only to act extremely humble before them, not daring to trouble them even a little...

Thinking again and again, Richard stepped forward and enveloped them both in his arms.

Laura initially struggled a bit, but after seeing July’s surprised look, she stopped struggling.

Feeling the beloved woman and daughter in his arms, Richard felt a certain part of his heart being filled...