Chapter 174

Sarah opened her arms too. She felt pity toward that kid—only pity and nothing else. In the end, the kid still lost his mother. A kid without a mother was like grass. She understood that sentence very well. That was because although she had a mother, her mother was never there for her. She grew up like grass since young. With no fertilizer and no one there to water her, she relied on her persistence to live till the present. Everybody saw Sarah and Joshua open their arms. Right when everyone thought the little kid would run into his uncle’s arms, Xander turned his body and threw his arms on Sarah’s leg. “Sister Sarah, I miss you so much. Mummy fell asleep again. Can you help me wake her up? Just like yesterday, mummy woke up once you arrived.” The little kid was wiping his tears off as he spoke. It was a very heart-wrenching scene. “Xander, get down right now. She’s the one who killed your mummy,” Joshua roared after he got turned down. “It’s impossible. It’s not Sister Sarah. Mummy di