Mrs. Coleman sighed, "Madam, you care so much about Miss. There's no way you could bear to see her die. Please don't be so stubborn."
"Raising such a heart-wrenching thing, she might as well be dead." Mom Langdon said, red-eyed, "Tomorrow we'll go to the orphanage and adopt one, which will be a thousand times better."
Initially wanting to retort, Renee Langdon found herself speechless when she saw her mom quietly wiping away tears.
She bit her lip, raised her hand to wipe her tears and snot, then said, "I need to go to the bathroom."
"Going to wash your face?" Mrs. Coleman chimed in and then looked at Mom Langdon, "Madam..."
Mom Langdon glanced over, seeing Renee Langdon's tear-streaked face, clearly needing to freshen up, she instructed, "Mrs. Coleman, take her."
She didn't want Renee Langdon to slip away secretly, so she had a bodyguard follow along.
