Divorce Anxiety
Chapter 379

Chapter 379 Reliance Samuel's face was extremely grim. “Did I say something wrong?” Kathleenasked in surprise. “No.” Samuel's handsome face was utterly cold. “If I set up a company, I'd havetoapproach a wholesaler.” Kathleen did not understand why she felt compelled to give him anexplanation.

“Most of the nation's raw materials are controlled by him.

I had no choice but to approach him.” Samuel did not expect Kathleen to provide an explanation.Furthermore, she did it for business reasons, not personal feelings. “Okay.” Samuel's icy gaze turnedafew notches warmer. Kathleen shrugged. Soon, they arrived at the Macari residence. “Mommy!”Desiree dashed forward. Kathleen bent down and picked her up. Desiree wiggled her legs happily.“Mommy, you finally remember me and Eil!” Kathleen looked at her daughter's aggrieved little faceand immediately comforted the latter.

“I'm sorry, Mommy has been very busy recently.” Desiree was a sensible child.

“Mommy, it's okay, I understand.

Great-grandmother would not want to see you upset.” “Yes.” Kathleen pat Desiree on her head.They then walkedinto the mansion. Eilam heard the commotion just now and knew Kathleen washere to pick them up. His beautiful eyes were full of expectation. Diana was in the living roomaccompanying them. “Old Mrs.

Macari,” Kathleen greeted as she walked over. Diana had been feeling down recently because ofFrances’ recent passing. “You'vecome.” Diana's voice was slightly hoarse. Kathleen walked up to herand sat down.

“Old Mrs.

Macari, are you feeling okay?” “I've just been feeling a little down,” Diana replied. Kathleen knewDiana was advanced in years. She reached out her hand and checked the latter's pulse. Diana hadsuffereda stroke before, and although she took care of her heath, she was getting on in years. Assuch, her health deteriorated when she felt depressed. With a face full of concern, Kathleen advised,“Old Mrs.

Macari, you must ensure you get enough rest.

I'll prescribe you a medication.

You must make sure to take them.” “All right.” Diana nodded and felt comforted. She knew thateven thoughKathleen had lost her memory, the latter would always be kind and caring. Dianamissed those good old days when Kathleen was just a young child. The latter would sit by her, chatwith her, and make her laugh. Even though Kathleen was still being herself, some things hadchanged. She knew what had happened was not Kathleen's fault.

It was simply a joke played by fate. Furthermore, she did not want to help make excuses for Samuel.He had done many things to try to make amendsto Kathleen. However, it seemed like there was awall between them, and there was no way they would ever reconcile. Notwithstanding this, Diananoticed that his gaze was fixed on Kathleen and sighed inwardly. Such a shame. Kathleen finishedwriting the prescription.

“Old Mrs.

Macari, you just need to take the medicine as prescribed.” Diana nodded.

"All right.” Kathleen wanted to pass the prescription to Maria, the housekeeper who had been takingcare of Diana all this time. However, Samuel reached outto receive it. “Daddy, I want to eatstrawberry ice cream.” Desiree looked at him expectantly. “You can only have some,” Samuelresponded gently. “Okay.” Desiree nodded happily.

"Eil, do you want some?” Eilam raised his handsome little face.

“I want chocolate ice cream.” “Let's go.” Samuel held Desiree in one hand and Eilam in the other andwalked into the kitchen. He passed theprescription to Maria on the way. “Kate, do you plan toleave?” Diana asked. Kathleen was taken aback.

“Old Mrs.

Macari, how did you know?” “It's just my guess.” Diana smiled casually.

"When I first saw you, I already knew you had such thoughts.” After all, they had lived together forsometime.

Even though Kathleen had lost her memory, Diana understood Kathleen well. Kathleen could nothelp but feel amazed by how well Dianawas at reading people. “Don't worry.

I won't stop you,” Diana said in a gentle tone of voice.

“My only wish is that you'd let Desi and Eil stay in the Macari residence before youtake them away.Will that be okay?”

"Of course.” Kathleen nodded lightly.

“Old Mrs.

Macari, I'm sorry, I—" "You don't have to explain.” Diana smiled warmly.

“My old friend has left.

There's no reason for you to want to come back here anymore.” Kathleen looked down. “Yourgranny called me the night she passed away,” Diana continued slowly. Kathleen raised herhead"What did Granny say?” “She did not say anything else other than asking me to take care of youafter sheleft,” Diana explained.

“I know she meant to tell me to always support your decisions.” Kathleen was shocked, notexpecting Frances to make such a call. “You maynot know this, but Samuel was unconscious afteryou disappeared five years ago.

One year later, your brother brought the two kids over.

If not for them, Samuel may have never woken up.” Diana sighed.

"After Samuel woke up and found out that you gave birth to the two children, he could not staycalm.

He took care of Desi and Eil every single day without fail.” Kathleen nodded.

“Samuel is a good father.” “His reliance on the two kids is greater than any of us,” Diana utteredmeaningfully.

“It's not that the two kids are unable to leave him.

It's the other way round.

He can't leave the two kids.

They are his life.” Kathleen looked toward the kitchen and saw Samuel watching the two childrenhave ice cream. He had a warm smile that was filled with adoration. If Iforce them apart, it may notdo any of them good.

However... Kathleen pursed her lips. Diana did not say anything else. In the evening, Diana askedKathleen to stayfor dinner. The latter found it difficult to refuse the invitation and had no choice butto agree. There was still some time before dinner. “Kate, you must be tired.

Why don't you rest in the room?” Diana looked at the dark circles below Kathleen's eyes and feltpity for the latter.

“I've asked someone to tidy up the guest room for you.” “Okay.” Kathleen nodded. She stood upand walked up the stairs. When she was on the second floor, she realizedthat she did not knowwhich was the guest room. The Macari residence had many rooms, and she felt that it would berude if she opened them one by one to check. Just as she was hesitating, Samuel's deep voice rangfrom behind.

“It's the room on the left.” She turned around and replied embarrassedly, “Thank you.” Samuelwalked up and helped her to open the door.

“You're welcome.” “Where's Desi and Eil?” she asked. “They're with Diana,” he responded.

“You don't have to worry about them.