She had gone through many hardships.

However, she had never wanted her daughter to know. Her daughter’s heart would ache for her, and she would be sad. Her little soul would be hurt.

She felt bad enough for not being able to give Aino a complete family in the past six years, so Sabrina did not want her daughter’s little heart to be hurt at all.

“A few days ago, your Mommy caught a cold from bathing you for too long. She was hot one second and cold the next.” Sebastian made up an excuse on the spot.

Aino immediately laid her hand on her mother’s forehead, “Mommy, were you having a fever? I’m sorry, Mommy, I didn’t take good care of you.”

“It’s fine, dear.” Sabrina pulled her daughter into a hug. Aino returned her hug.

When they returned home that night, Aino ate her food quickly, without needing her parents to urge her and did not pester her father for toys because her mother was ill. Although she had not seen her father for a few days, she also did not pester him to play with he