Novel Bin Chapter 270 Callously
Davi’s mind was a mess. Her lost memory has returned and she didn’t know what to do. She wanted to think only about her son and think that those memories were nothing but a dream but reality won’t let her.
That moment, someone came inside her room and as soon as Davi turned to look at the person disguising as a doctor in front of her, her eyes widened.
"M-m-mother?" She stammered. Looking at her with an eyes filled with disbelief.
The woman in front of her was indeed her biological mother, Miura Sanae. They were separated that time their car crashed ten years ago.
"Yes sweetie, it’s me." The woman replied and they both embraced tightly. Davi didn’t know that she was still alive.
"Mom, w-where have you been all this time? Why did you leave me that time?" Davi asked as tears flowed in her eyes.
"Hush, sweetie. This is not the right time. I will tell you everything. We need to leave first." Her mother said and Davi was stunned.
"W-w-what do you mean? Why do I need to leave?" She asked as she slowly pushed her away.
"Listen sweetie. Months ago, I started looking for you, it was because someone was trying to uncover the truth about what happened to that town. And now, they seemed to finally found the truth. People will be going to investigate you soon. You are in danger now. Both governments and terrorists will be coming to get you. Do you understand?" She answered and Davi was shocked to the core. She suddenly felt like she couldn’t breathe. She doesn’t want to believe what her mother was saying.
Davi knew what she developed. No matter how much she denies it, she was the reason of the annihilation of that town.
"Mom... I have a child... I have a son... i..."
She stammered but her mother cut through her words.
"Sweetie, listen... you need to leave him."
The woman repeated and Davi violently shook her head.
"No!!" Davi yelled but her mother managed to cover her mouth.
"Listen sweetie please... I know you just gave birth. I saw my cute grandson in the cubicle. But you need to leave him. Can you imagine what will happen to you and him if the government will catch you? You’re going to leave him and let him live a normal life. Unlike us, your son has a bright future ahead. They will do no harm on him if you leave him. He will live a normal life. And the only way for you to make that happen is leave him." She said and endless tears flowed from Davi’s eyes. Her heart was breaking, she continued shaking her head, unable to accept whatever that is happening.
Seeing her daughter’s unwillingness to accept reality, with a sad eyes, Sanae signaled a man dressed as a nurse and he suddenly pressed a handkerchief against her face. In no time, Davi slowly lost her strength as everything around her darkened.
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When Davi opened her eyes, she was already inside a submarine somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. She couldn’t accept what was happening, however, time has passed and she slowly came to understand everything.
She soon found out that she was actually the one her husband was looking for all this time. That moment, extreme guilt began to cloud her heart. The truth that she was actually the reason why Sei suffered for long ten years broke her heart over and over again. She could hardly believe it. She couldn’t even begin to accept it. Her innocent husband took the blame that was supposed to be hers. She lived a normal life while he continued living in hell, and that truth almost drove her crazy.
Until in the end, without any choice left, she could only callously force herself to believe that leaving them was the right decision. After all, she thought that she finally fulfilled her mission. From the beginning her mission was to give him a child and the contract stated that the child won’t be hers. Everything was meant to end this way. The only problem was that they both fell in love to each other. And now that things came into this, Davi thought that it’s her turn to suffer. She will suffer living without them, as long as her dearest husband and dearest son will finally live in peace. She thought that maybe, this was meant to happen all along.