How could Esther possibly find her biological daughter amidst this vast sea of people?
Jacob handed the Rubikâs Cube to Sunshine, saying coldly, âMy people are already looking for Pixie.
Before noon today, I will take you to her.â
Esther felt like she was being pushed into an unfathomable abyss as she opened her mouth. Every move she made plunged her deeper into uncertainty.
Should she focus on finding Pixie and redoing the DNA test, or should she simply feign ignorance and pretend that nothing had happened?
âMommy!â Felix noticed Estherâs downcast demeanor and rushed over.
Esther crouched down without hesitation, embracing Felix tightly upon hearing his voice. She held him close as if cradling her entire world in her arms.
Felix clung to Esther, his innocent voice reassuring her, âMommy, donât be afraid. I will always be by your side.â
In Estherâs embrace, Felixâs small body radiated boundless strength. His constant flow of energy calmed her panicked heart and replaced it with unwavering resolve.
Determined to find Pixie, she sought the truth she desperately craved, whether she was her daughter or not.
âJacob, Iâm counting on you.â
Jacob replied coldly, âWe are just doing a transaction.â
Estherâs eyes flickered, recalling the photo in Jacobâs book and their conversation. She made up her mind to fight for Jacob once more.
âThank you, Jacob,â she said, her eyes shining with determination.
Jacob felt uneasy under her earnest gaze. âIâm not doing this for you,â he replied, trying to sound indifferent.
âI know, I understand youâre doing this for Pixie-â Esther began to explain, but Jacobâs gesture cut her short.
He lightly pinched Sunshineâs round and soft face. âTake her with you.â
Esther was at a loss for words.
Felix poked his head out of Estherâs embrace, acting like a clingy monster. He mischievously called out, âTake me too. Iâm a good boy too.â
Sunshine took Jacobâs hand, tilting her little face and sweetly coaxing, âLetâs play with him together!
Okay? Okay?â
Jacob hesitated at Sunshineâs charming request, but before he could respond, his phone rang.
âSpeak.â