Love Comes To Me
Chapter 586: Sorry Solomon

The dream was both real and shaky, and Eloise didn't want to wake up from it.

"Mummy, Sweety is hungry."

Sweety's voice duly woke Eloise, who reluctantly opened her eyes to see Sweety herself already dressed.

Eloise got up and complimented, "Sweety is so good, she dressed herself today, and later Mummy will reward you with a cake."

Hearing that there would be a cake as a reward, Sweety said excitedly, "Yes, then Mummy will quickly pack up and take Sweety to dinner and dinner."

After saying that, he jumped straight out of bed, just as the doorbell rang at that moment.

Thinking it was Rowson, Eloise turned to Sweety and said, "Sweety go and open the door and let Daddy in."

Sweety got her orders and bounced to the door.

It was a good thing that this time the hotel allowed even small children to open the door. Sweety pressed the button on the bottom of the door and the room door was opened.

Looking at the man standing outside the door, Sweety pounced on him with delight.

"Brother!"

Looking at Sweety's happy face, Solomon's emotions were infectious.

He picked Sweety up off the floor and said to the room, "Mummy, can I come in?"

At the sound of Solomon's voice, Eloise's hands lurched as she was washing up.

She didn't expect Solomon to come over so early and after a moment's hesitation said, "Come on in."

With Eloise's permission, Solomon walked into the room.

Just then Rowson came along and, seeing the door to the room ajar, asked suspiciously, "Eloise?"

When he saw Solomon in the room, he couldn't help but frown.

Solomon saw Rowson walk in and said very politely, "Hello Uncle, I came over today to take Mummy and Sweety out with me. My daddy feels very sorry about what happened yesterday, and I hope you can forgive me." Rowson felt incredulous that a child should come over and apologise for a mistake made by an adult.

But it was hard to pursue anything by looking at Solomon's sincere gaze.

"Your apology is gratefully received, but we have business today ..."

Rowson was about to reject Solomon's first half of the offer, but before he could say no, he saw the little girl respond directly.

"It's so good that Sweety can finally go out with her brother!"

Looking at the little girl's excitement, Rowson had to swallow that half-word stiffly.

Eloise also finished packing up by this time and came out of the washroom.

Solomon looked at her with a slightly questioning look and Eloise nodded, "Then I'll trouble you today."

At that Solomon burst into laughter and said, "Mummy, don't be polite to me, it's great to take you out!"

Solomon's heart snickered, Daddy was right, Mummy still cared for him.

Eloise's heart was glad to see him laughing and happy.

After briefly packing up, several people got into the car.

Eloise looked at Solomon and subconsciously inquired, "Do you really know my past? What was it really like? And what is your name?"

Feeling the detachment in Eloise's words, Solomon's heart felt a little uncomfortable.

But it was a relief to think that Mummy had been hurt to get to where she was.

"Mummy, my name is Solomon, you can just call me Solomon, today I will show Mummy where you used to live, okay? That way maybe you can get your memories back."

When she hears that Solomon wants to take her back in time, Eloise readily agrees.

After a few bumps and bruises, the group arrived at the rental house Eloise had rented earlier.

The place has been on hold for a few years, but Hector calls someone over to clean it on a regular basis.

The furnishings inside are a bit old, but ultimately clean.

Sweety showed great interest as soon as she arrived because of her exposure to new things.

Rowson stayed behind her to prevent her from bumping into anything.

Looking at the furnishings in the room, Eloise asked incredulously, "Is this really where I lived before?"

It was hard for her to imagine that she had lived in such a house before.

Solomon nodded and introduced himself, "This is Mummy's home after work and I often come over with Daddy to see you because Mummy's previous home environment wasn't very good.

You also have a rather annoying sister, plus Grandma's health isn't very good, so Mummy has to earn lots of money to treat Grandma, which makes life a bit harder."

Eloise was thrilled to hear that she still had a mother, and clutched Solomon's hand and asked, "What about her, is she still here? How is she?"

At this Solomon's mood was a little low and he spoke slowly, "Grandma is still there, but she's not in the North District anymore, and three years ago Mummy disappeared.

Grandma couldn't withstand the blow and her health was getting worse and worse, so Daddy sent her abroad to convalesce in order to cooperate with Grandma's treatment. But now if Grandma knew that Mummy was back, she would be very happy."

The words fell, and Solomon's eyes took on a bright light.

He hoped that the scene here would trigger Eloise's memories so that they would all be remembered.

Looking at Solomon's expectant eyes, Eloise bowed her head in shame.

Eloise felt a sense of relief at the news that her mother was still alive, but also a sense of remorse.

If it were not for her, her mother's health would not have declined.

She glanced around the room twice more, but still nothing struck her.

In her mind's eye, too, there is absolutely no recollection of this place.

"I'm sorry Solomon, I still can't remember anything." Eloise said guiltily.

Solomon's eyes dimmed from this, but so as not to discourage Eloise, he had to reassure, "It's okay, Mummy, we'll take our time."

Seeing that Eloise was feeling a bit down, Sweety tugged at the corner of Eloise's coat and said in a soft voice, "Mummy is not afraid, Sweety is always by your side." Eloise couldn't help but smile softly at Sweety's big-hearted appearance and took her in her arms.

Seeing that there was nothing to see here, Rowson led them away.

As we walked, Sweety nudged Eloise's cheek and said, "Mummy, let's go and have some cake, you haven't given out your reward for today."

Eloise sniffed and scraped the tip of Sweety's nose, "That's the one you can't forget."

"Not at all, look at how long brother has been showing us around and you haven't taken him anything to eat yet, I think ah, brother must be hungry too, right?" With those words, Sweety looked to Solomon, expecting his answer.

Solomon saw the look of eagerness in Sweety's eyes to eat the cake and nodded obediently.

"Look brother agreed too, mummy took me for a cake."

Sweety said and struggled to get off the ground and to Solomon's side.

"All right, you little goblin." Eloise replied, slightly bemused.