Chapter 80
According to Jane, Zoe was alone in the Reed Mansion with servants, his nanny got sick and went to her village to recover. As Melody and Felix weren’t in the picture, that kid was tormented beyond words. I really sympathized with Zoe, given that his living conditions should be better to grow up in.
A brilliant idea flashed through my mind. “Jane, can you call Zoe and ask him if he would like to stay at our home? Like a sleepover for a week or so?”
Jane’s beautiful face boomed with happiness; she was overexcited to hear my proposal.
“That will be great, mommy. Zoe and I will play after school.”
She clapped gleefully and called Zoe through her smartwatch. Her friend’s serious voice from the other side cut through my heart.
“I am doing fine, Jane.”
I was a bit relaxed that my daughter was fine, but the desolation of that young child ached my heart. As for me, Zoe wasn’t different from Jane. The emptiness of his voice was just a glimpse of his loneliness, the absence of parents wasn’t a healthy atmosphere for a child to live in at all.
So, when Jane offered to let him come over here, he couldn’t hide his glee.
“I would love to live with you, Jane. Can I come now?”
His impatience brought a smile to my face, I nodded in response.
“Get ready, Zoe. I am coming to pick you up!”
Zoe’s addition to our family was a pleasant experience, Jane introduced him to Bright.
“Daddy, Zoe is my best friend, I told you about him.”
Bright was also saddened to learn about his story, he welcomed him with an open heart.
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