Ethan didn’t want Isabelle to leave, so he got out of bed to hold her back, coaxing gently: "Alright, I’ll listen to you and help you get your revenge, but you have to promise me that by then you’ll break off your engagement and be with me." If there’s no other choice. If Raina Lowell has to die for this woman to stay by his side, he’ll take that gamble. He hopes that after fulfilling all her wishes, she’ll truly stay with him despite all obstacles. "As long as you can do what I say, then I can surely fulfill my promise to you." Seeing Ethan agree, Isabelle turned towards him, wrapping her arms around his neck, standing on tiptoes to kiss him. Once this man kills Raina Lowell, Adrian Grant will certainly not let him off. By then, sending him to jail would leave her free to marry Adrian Grant without worries. Maybe her foster parents would even beg her to plead with Adrian for Ethan’s sake. If that day truly comes, she would no longer care about her foster parents’ opinions. As Ethan carried Isabelle back to bed, a sly and cold sneer flashed across her eyes and lips. After Raina got a strand of Adrian’s hair, she went back to her son’s side, collected his, and sent them together to the testing agency. On her way home, she accidentally hit someone with her car. Raina’s heart tightened, and she immediately stopped to check the situation. Seeing the bystander knocked to the ground, she rushed to help her up and asked, "Ma’am, are you alright?" The other person was injured and couldn’t stand for a while. But she didn’t blame Raina, waved her hand, and said: "I’m okay, I’m sorry, I was in a hurry and ran the red light. You go ahead, I’m not hurt." Raina helped her up, and when she looked up after the woman finished speaking, she realized it was Mrs. Everett, Ethan’s mother. The other person didn’t notice her and limped away from her help. Raina watched her back, feeling somewhat dazed. Her eyes unknowingly became warm and moist, and her heart started to ache. A bit worried about her, Raina hurriedly followed. "Ma’am, let me take you to the hospital." It was only then that Mrs. Everett clearly saw her face, surprised, "Raina Lowell?" Although she wasn’t familiar with this child, she had a deep impression of her. From the first glance, Mrs. Everett felt an inexplicable familiarity with her. She wondered if it was because she was the same age as her lost daughter. But knowing she was once Adrian’s wife and now her foster daughter is with Adrian. She had to avoid it somehow, otherwise, it would be awkward. "I’m fine, you go about your business." Mrs. Everett waved her hand, intending to leave on her own. Raina held onto her, "You’re injured, let me take you to the hospital. I won’t be at ease until I know you’re alright." She helped Mrs. Everett into the car. Mrs. Everett was somewhat helpless and had to get in the car. Sitting in the passenger seat, she looked at Raina driving, hearing this person had a child with someone else, and married Adrian in secret. She was divorced now and left without anything. Thinking it must be tough for her to raise a child alone, Mrs. Everett said, "Take me to the hospital, I’ll get checked myself, you don’t need to worry about me." Raina didn’t respond, changing the subject, "Ma’am, I heard you once lost a daughter who was the same age as me?" Even though she knew some things were impossible, she couldn’t help verifying it. Every time Mrs. Everett thought of her daughter, it was heart-wrenching. She looked outside the window, unwilling to bring it up. If her precious daughter were still with them, she would be twenty-four now. She wondered if she was still alive in this world, how she was living. Thinking that Raina, who was the same age as her daughter, was living so unsatisfactorily. Mrs. Everett didn’t want to think further; it would make her sad. She turned to look at Raina, "What are you planning now? I heard the child’s father came looking for you?" Raina didn’t know how her situation reached Mrs. Everett’s ears. She smiled optimistically, "Just going with the flow!" Mrs. Everett inexplicably felt some heartache for her, but thinking that her foster daughter was marrying Adrian. She had to retract her sympathy for Raina. At the hospital, Mrs. Everett insisted on seeing the doctor by herself. Raina didn’t want to let her go and insisted on accompanying her. During the process, she took the opportunity to pull some hair from Mrs. Everett when she wasn’t paying attention. When Mrs. Everett was getting treatment from the doctor, Raina took the initiative to contact Ethan. Ethan rushed over and, not having seen his mother yet, approached Raina at the door, wanting to hit her. "Raina Lowell, wasn’t hurting Isabelle enough? Now you’re harming my mom, how can you be so venomous?" This update ıs available on 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵•𝑓𝑖𝑟𝑒•𝙣𝙚𝙩 He initially had a good heart and let her go. But now it seemed that not eliminating her was too much of a future problem. This kind of woman shouldn’t be allowed to remain in this world. Raina thought it was her fault and lowered her head to apologize. Ethan really wanted to slap her to relieve Isabelle’s anger. But as he raised his hand, the doctor in the examination room called out: "Family member, come and take her to the ward." Ethan had no choice but to pull back his hand, glared at Raina, and strode into the examination room. Raina didn’t dare to enter and waited at the door. Mrs. Everett had a fractured leg, not particularly severe but due to her age, it required proper care to avoid sequelae. She was arranged for hospital observation. As her son wheeled her out of the examination room, seeing Raina still there, she said to her: "You can go now, I’m fine." Seeing Ethan still looked like he wanted to tear her to pieces, she didn’t follow. Instead, she took the hair she had with her directly to the testing center. After submitting the sample, she returned to Alaric Jennings’ apartment to be with her son. She didn’t contact Adrian, and Adrian didn’t look for her either. Instead, Ethan called her two days later. "Raina Lowell, you hurt my mom such that she’s hospitalized, shouldn’t you come to the hospital to take care of her?" She personally made soup and brought it to Mrs. Everett at the hospital. When she arrived, Ethan and Isabelle were both in the room. Ignoring them, Raina approached with the soup and politely nodded to Mrs. Everett: "I’m really sorry for only visiting now, this is soup I made myself. Would you like to try some?" Mrs. Everett was fairly kind. She didn’t blame Raina and didn’t expect her to come over. She responded warmly, "I’m not seriously hurt. You took the trouble to cook and bring it to me. I appreciate it." Raina still felt somewhat apologetic and personally ladled the soup to hand to Mrs. Everett. But Isabelle raised her hand to stop her. "Mom, don’t drink it. What if there’s something in it." She passed Raina’s bowl to Ethan, "Take it to be tested." Ethan was about to leave with it when Mrs. Everett suddenly put on a stern face, angry: "What are the two of you doing? In broad daylight, what can Raina Lowell do to me? Bring it to me." She particularly disliked Isabelle’s pretentiousness. Directly in a cold voice, she dismissed them: "Isabelle, don’t you have wedding things to attend to? Go handle those, Raina can keep me company."