Revenge on My Sister and Ex-Husband (Adelaide) novel Chapter 96

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It’s not me, it’s the teacher’s wife.

“Is that Adelaide?” Cierra Schmitt sounded tired and weak.

Adelaide’s heart skipped a beat, she had a bad feeling.

“It’s me, Mrs. Schmitt.”

“Adelaide, come take a look at your teacher for the last time.

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He’s been mentioning you several times these days. I didn’t

want to make this call to you, but I’m afraid he will regret it,”

Cierra couldn’t hold back and started crying, covering her

mouth.

Adelaide’s face was as white as a sheet.

She didn’t know about her mentor’s late–stage cancer.

When I arrived at Anderson Schmitt’s house, Adelaide was still

in a daze. Cierra led her into the room and saw that Anderson,

who used to be full of life, was now thin and frail, with

machines beeping on either side of the bed.

Cierra wiped her tears and said, “Pancreatic cancer was already

in the late stage when it was diagnosed. At first, Andy told me to

look for you.”

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Adelaide turned away. “Then why didn’t I…”

Cierra raised her chin and said, “Andy woke up, go talk to him.

for a bit.”

Adelaide nodded and walked to the edge of the bed.

When he saw her, Anderson smiled, opened his mouth, but

couldn’t make a sound.

Adelaide couldn’t control her tears anymore, “Mr. Schmitt, I’m

sorry.””

Half a year ago, I saw Anderson for the last time. I sent him and Cierra off at the airport, saying they were going abroad to

reunite with their children.

How did it end up like this?

She had no idea at all in the past six months.

Anderson just gave her hand a tight squeeze, as if he was trying to convey something.

Cierra said, “Kid, Andy asked if you’re doing well.”

Adelaide nodded heavily, “Okay, teacher.”

Anderson frowned heavily, Adelaide got the message, the

teacher said she was lying.

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At that moment, she couldn’t hold it anymore. “Teacher, I’m

sorry, I lied. I’m not doing well, not at all.”

Anderson looked at her with heartache, feeling like a thread of

air.

Adelaide wiped away her tears, “But don’t worry, I’ll take care

of the mess and then live my life to the fullest.”

During the half hour with the teacher, Adelaide was talking to

herself the whole time, and Anderson had his eyes closed most

of the time.

She walked out of the room, she went downstairs with Cierra.

“Mrs. Schmitt, you said you contacted me, why have I never

received any messages?”

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