Please Let Me Go

Hermosa looked at the paternity test Clarissa handed her. The 99 percent of the similarity let her have to believe that this woman had carried Antonio’s child.

Hermosa did not like her, but the child in her belly was Antonio's and her great-grandson, how could she sit idly by?

After struggling for a while, Hermosa gave Clarissa a look. "I can accept the baby. I can also arrange a place for you to have the baby."

Clarissa immediately showed a smile on her face, but Hermosa’s next words made her stop smiling, “Don't be happy. I said I will accept the baby, but I did not say I will accept you. Leave after you give birth to the baby. Don't make me force you to leave. If you agree, I will do my promise, if you don't, don't blame me."

Clarissa knew Hermosa's mind. Although she hated that, but still had a smile on her face, “Grandma, I can do anything as long as I can have the baby born." As if to soften Hermosa's heart, she reached out and touched her stomach, showing tenderness.

Satisfied with her attitude, Hermosa nodded and asked someone to take her one of the vacant villa of the Baron family.

Clarissa looked at the huge villa, showing a smile. Until others had left, she took out her mobile phone.

The phone was soon answered, Adelaide's voice sounded from the other end of the phone, “What?"

Clarissa was happy to hear her slightly disgusted tone, slightly narrowed her eyes, “Sister, you and I are born of a father, why are you so indifferent to me?”

other end of the phone

took a deep breath, “Clarissa, I know you called me just to show off, but even if grandma

as

I live one day, I will not divorce Antonio. You will only have an illegal child!" Adelaide did not give her the opportunity to speak but hung

angrily but later looked at

“What is it?”

and said in a crying tone, “Antonio, grandma arranged me a villa, but this place is so big, with only some part-time

Clarissa’s crying tone, his voice became soft, “Turn on the light at night, and

baby misses you too. I

the phone. She was right. Antonio was in Adelaide’s room, because two days ago his grandma said he should treat Adelaide better. Looking

quietly outside the door. She was heartbroken listening to

and whispered, “Ok, give me the address." He hung up

he saw Adelaide standing at the door. He was stunned and later roared,

raised her head and tried to put on a smiling face. She shook her head, “I came to ask you to have

company. I've got to get

dare to look into her eyes. And then he left with