Good bye You Never Love Me

Chapter 816 Are You Willing To Help Me, Vivian?

Chapter 816 Are You Willing to Help Me, Vivian?

The next day, Jane woke up to a steady stream of gifts being delivered to her hospital room. Each item was carefully packaged in a gift box with a small note attached.

Vivian, who had been sitting on the couch reading a book, became curious when she saw so many people bringing in gifts. She walked over to the boxes and tilted her head as she read the notes attached to them. When she turned around, she looked confused and bewildered as she gazed at Jane.

"What's wrong?" Jane asked.

"Mommy, is today your birthday?" Vivian asked with uncertainty in her eyes.

Jane hesitated for a moment before pursing her lips and remaining silent. She was an orphan and didn't know her own birthday.

Vivian called out again after not receiving an answer from Jane for some time. "Mommy?"

"Hmm?" Jane snapped back into reality and noticed Vivian's incredulous expression which only fueled her curiosity further.

"What does it say on the gift boxes?"

Vivian turned back around to look at all of the presents lying on the floor before blinking several times and pointing towards one of them that had caught her attention earlier. "That box says 'Third anniversary - I'm lucky enough to have met you, I'll spend my whole life with you from now on'."

Jane was visibly stunned by what Vivian said but before she could react further, Vivian ran over happily holding up one of the gift boxes towards Jane while exclaiming excitedly, "Look, Mommy!"

The handwriting on the note was strong yet elegant - unmistakably Louis'. But how could this be? He had fainted just yesterday! Why would he suddenly send so many gifts now?

Before Jane could fully process everything that had happened so far, Vivian eagerly asked, "Mommy, can I help you open these presents that Daddy sent you, please?"

"No," replied Jane sternly as if sensing something amiss about all this sudden attention from Louis.

Her dark eyes were filled with an indescribable emotion as memories flooded back into her mind – today marked many years since Louis first met her. Perhaps this anniversary referred to their first meeting?

But he doesn't know that she has met him earlier than he knew, he just doesn't remember.

After hearing her mother's words, Vivian's excited face immediately turned disappointed.

She sneaked a glance at her mother and muttered, "Daddy gave you so many gifts, but you are still so mean. It seems like you don't like these gift boxes." Original from NôvelDrama.Org.

Jane raised an eyebrow slightly and pursed her lips.

Does she not like the gift boxes?

No, she doesn't like that man!

Although Jane didn't let Vivian open the gift boxes, the curious little girl couldn't resist and quietly walked over to where the bodyguards had just delivered a pile of gift boxes.

Soon when Jane was speechless, a soft voice came from a corner of the ward.

"The first time I saw you was such an honor."

"On our first anniversary together, my beautiful lady looks charming. I hope we will be together forever."

"On our second anniversary together, our hearts are in sync. You are everywhere I look. I hope we will be together for eternity."

...

As Jane heard Vivian reciting what was written on each note attached to each box; she hesitated for a moment before calling out displeasedly, "Vivian!"

"Mom... Mommy," The timid little girl turned her head fearfully and looked at her mom.

Although Mommy rarely got angry with her, now she could feel it immediately.

Could it be that Mommy minded her reading out loud what was written on those notes?

Vivian hung his head down, feeling dejected all of sudden.

An hour ago, she snuck out of the ward without anyone noticing, then quietly went over to Louis' place instead.

When Louis saw Vivian sneak up on him, there wasn't much surprise in his expression.

He stopped packing up some gift bags, but waved towards Vivian, saying, "Come here."

Vivian saw Louis tying bows onto some gift bags while looking at them with big bright eyes full of wonderment.

"Daddy, what's inside?"

"It's presents for your mom," Louis replied warmly before coaxing Vivian, "I had an argument with your mommy which made her very upset."

"Now I know how wrong I am but your mommy won't forgive me... Can you help me, Vivian, please?"

Vivian blinked repeatedly after hearing those words before asking in confusion after quite some time passed by, "Daddy, what did you do wrong? Why is Mommy so angry?"

In Vivian's memory, Mommy's temper had always been good and she rarely got angry.

But yesterday, for some reason, she started acting strange towards Daddy.

Maybe Daddy did something wrong without her knowing it, so Mommy was very angry.

Just as Vivian was puzzled, Louis spoke again, "Daddy lied. That's why your mommy is upset."

"Mommy says that children who lie are not good children."

Vivian looked at Louis seriously and took on the posture of a kindergarten teacher. She said word by word, "But it's okay. Mommy also said that children who admit their mistakes and change are still good children."

"Will you help me then, Vivian?" Louis patiently coaxed Vivian with a gentle voice.

Vivian looked at him in confusion and didn't understand why Daddy couldn't go himself.

The man helplessly shrugged his shoulders. "You saw how your mommy treated me yesterday. If I show up again now, she'll only get angrier."

"What should I do then?" Vivian asked in confusion before falling into Louis' trap...