Chapter 90
"Your parents came to my house today," the aunt said on the phone.
"Didn't they go home?" Anna frowned. She thought Jack Smith had sent her parents to their home.
"Your mother asked me to advise you. You are not a child. Be obedient. It was not easy for your parents to raise you so big." Her aunt tried to persuade Anna.
Anna didn't expect her mother to go to her aunt. Her mother hadn't contacted her aunt for a long time, but now she asked her for help, "What did she tell you?"
"They didn't say anything. I'm afraid that you will make a mistake. Anna, think about my life. You know about your uncle. You want to have a life like me? How will you handle everything in the future?" Aunt's family used to have very good financial conditions. Uncle had a stable job and a good monthly income. In many cases, her aunt helped them.
But later, uncle had an accident, he had been in bed for the last ten years. And in the last ten years, her aunt had to raise two children alone and had to go to work as well. There was also an old man's responsibility for her, and her life was really very hard.
Her aunt suffered everything alone. Even Anna's parents began to dislike her aunt's heavy burden and stopped their contact with them.
But Anna did not expect that in order to prevent her from staying with Daniel Taylor, her mother even went to her aunt?
"I know it's not easy for you. I know what I am doing.
Don't believe my mother's words, leave her alone. Have you forgotten what she has done to you over these years?" Anna asked.
Anna always stayed worried about her aunt and she didn't like her parent's attitude toward her. Unfortunately, she was also a student and had no financial ability to help her aunt.
Anna was angry with her mother. She dared to go to her aunt's door, and she also got her aunt's sympathy and help to deal with this matter.
"I don't care about your mother. I am worried about you. Your mother is like this, but she is still your mother. You don't have to be this much angry with her." Her aunt calmly advised her.
Anna stood up and went near the window and said seriously, "Auntie, please don't listen to my mother. Sir is a very good man. He's very good to me. He respects me and always cares about me. Mom spoke so much bad to him and his family but he didn't get angry on me. I want you to not pay attention to my mother's words. Please don't worry about me. I am fine and happy."
Daniel Taylor was sitting on the side. He heard Anna praising him like a hero. He thought, is he really this much good?
Daniel Taylor, who was the most eligible bachelor and a gentleman before this injury, and had always been praised by others, always thought that it was normal to be praised. But, after this accident, the whole world changed and their attitude towards him also changed.
He, who had always been strong became so sensitive.
When he heard Anna praising him, he felt a little happy, and subconsciously smiled. There was a very shallow smile that couldn't be seen by others.
Anna was still on the phone with her aunt and didn't notice the existence of Daniel. She leaned against the glass wall, and the sun rays were falling on her face.
"I just want you to take care of yourself and make decisions carefully." Her aunt said the last sentence. She didn't want to force Anna.
"Don't worry Aunt. I will be fine." Anna hung up the phone and became a little sad. Her aunt was facing everything alone, and she couldn't do anything to help her.
She turned back and was scared for a moment to see Daniel Taylor sitting behind her. She didn't know when he came out.
She was shocked. "Sir, why don't you make any noise? You scared me."
"You were on the phone, that's why I didn't disturb you." Daniel Taylor looked at her, just a moment, ago after receiving flowers she had become very happy and was taking selfies. But now after receiving this call, she looked very depressed.
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