My Son and I Reborn Together, He said He would Help Me Chapter 08

My Son and I Reborn Together, He said He would Help Me Chapter 08

After dinner, my Mom worried that I was in a bad mood 

because of Victor, so she took the initiative to ask me to stay at 

home for a night. 

Seeing my hesitant expression. 

She suddenly held my hand. 

“Lily, tell Mom the truth, is it because of Victor that you’ve 

been unwilling to come home lately and always avoiding us?” 

I lowered my eyes and made no sound. 

It indeed was because of that. 

But the person was wrong. 

Not Victor, it was Vincent. 

After my rebirth, whenever I might run into Vincent, I would 

use excuses to get out of it. 

When I really couldn’t avoid it. 

I could only bite the bullet and come back. 

Even if I came back, I wouldn’t stay overnight. 

Always using the excuse of school matters to head back before 

the dorms closed. 

I didn’t expect Mom to see it all and think about it. 

She sighed heavily. 

“Mom has never hidden the fact that you were adopted, not to treat you as an outsider, but to give you the right to choose to be yourself.” 

I knew this. 

When I was first adopted, Mom asked me if I wanted to change my surname to Sterling, or keep my original surname. 

I chose the latter. 

Because back then I had seen many children who were adopted 

and then abandoned. 

Subconsciously, I felt that I would also be abandoned. 

So I constantly used my original surname to remind myself. 

I just didn’t expect the Sterling family to raise me for almost 

ten years. 

And truly treat the three of us equally. 

“Victor was wrong, Mom won’t defend him, and won’t let you 

suffer grievances. It’s also Mom’s fault for being too slow, 

only noticing that brat’s intentions now.” 

“So, don’t not come home. We are still a family, aren’t we?” 

I blinked, and suddenly stepped forward to hug my Mom. 

“I’m sorry…” 

I was only thinking about avoiding Vincent. 

But ignored that my parents would also be hurt by my 

coldness. 

Eventually, I chose to stay. 

Before going to bed, there was a knock on my door. 

When I opened it, Victor was standing outside with his head 

lowered. 

He lifted his face, and there was a handprint on his right cheek. 

My heart tightened. 

I heard Victor say: “Lily, was my feeling wrong? So, you don’t 

like me?” 

I was actually a bit puzzled. 

I didn’t know what behavior of mine had given Victor the 

wrong impression. 

I also wasn’t clear on when our feelings had deteriorated. 

I really wanted to ask clearly. 

But then I thought of myself. 

Didn’t I also fall in love with Vincent during our day–to–day 

interactions? 

If I were asked to state the trigger for liking him now, I 

wouldn’t be able to say it either. 

Since that was the case. 

Why should I make things difficult for Victor. 

So, I apologized in a muffled voice: “I’m sorry, Victor…” 

Victor suddenly smiled. 

He lifted my lowered head. 

Feigning a relaxed tone: “What’s there to apologize for, being 

liked is something that has absolutely no wrong in it.” 

Even so. 

I still heard the tremble in his voice. 

“Alright, it’s fine, if you don’t like me then you don’t like 

me…” 

Victor’s eyes dimmed. 

I felt an inexplicable sense of guilt. 

In my previous life, he secretly came to the island, wanting to 

take me away. 

I was unwilling. 

And then he was discovered by Vincent.. 

Later on. 

Victor never came again. 

After being rejected by me, what would he think… 

The phone in my pocket suddenly rang. 

I took out my phone, and my brows jumped when I clearly saw 

the caller. 

It was Tyler. 

I just remembered that I had promised him I would go back 

early. 

Seeing my hesitant and conflicted look, Victor narrowed his 

eyes. 

“Who is it? Are you not picking up?” 

Coincidentally, Vincent also came upstairs, and paused his 

steps when he passed my door. 

His gaze shifted between me and Victor. 

I looked up. 

Startled by the expressions of the two brothers. 

My fingertips trembled, and the call connected. 

The teenager’s green, deep voice came out. 

“I’m so bored at The Grand Continental Hotel, can you come keep me company?”