Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children novel Chapter 735
Summary for Chapter 735: Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
Summary of Chapter 735 from Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
Chapter 735 marks a crucial moment in Summer Wine’s Marriage novel, Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
Chapter 735
“I‘m afraid it won‘t be that easy.” Alden smiled bitterly.“ Daddy is the leader of the Black Party. He can‘t simply leave his position. He will either die in the middle of the power struggle, or he must whitewash Hestia Border and pass it down to his successor.”
The study room fell silent. Meanwhile, Harold and Melody played in the courtyard of the mansion. They were also feeling very down.
Melody held a small shovel. Her long and curly eyelashes were wet with tears.
“Melody, why are you crying?” Harold put down his toys and looked at his sister, wondering if he could somehow cheer her up.
Melody said in a muffled voice, “Harold, I miss Daddy. I miss him so much…”
“I miss him too…” Harold sobbed. “But Mommy said Daddy forgot about us. Even if we see him, he won‘t remember us…”
Melody cried even harder. Tears streamed down her cheeks.
“I‘ll ask Mommy to bring us to Daddy. Don‘t cry…”. Harold wiped off Melody‘s tears, then he looked for his Mommy.
Adina was in the living hall. She was working. She looked very solemn.
Harold pursed his lips and returned to the courtyard quietly “Melody, Mommy is busy. I‘ll talk to her later when she‘s free.”
Melody looked down and wept silently. Her tears dropped onto the ground. Harold‘s heart bled for her when he saw her weeping quietly.
He gritted his teeth. “Melody, don‘t cry. I‘ll take you to Daddy.”
Adina nodded.
Harold had persuaded the driver from the Morton family to send them to Terry‘s mansion. The two children sneaked into the car and headed towards Hestia Border.
The Rebellious Party caused an upheaval , and the Black Party‘s internal conflicts intensified. The Black Party continued to increase the level of security in their surroundings.
The driver stopped by the roadside. “Young Master Harold, Young Lady Melody, I think we should go back,” he said, concerned. “This place is unsafe.”
He heard no response from them.
He turned his head around only to find the children in the back seat were no longer there.
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