"Don't worry, Auntie."

"You are busy, so you don't need to waste time. I will go to the Wood family tomorrow to discuss the divorce. The day after tomorrow... You will take Gale to the Civil Affairs Bureau. Her birth certificate is with me," Wendy said.

Sam looked at her and said, "Auntie, I will accompany you until Gale returns."

"Your work is important, so don't bother. I'll just lie down alone for a while. What else can I do?"

Under Wendy's repeated persuasion, Sam had no choice but to leave.

He could see that Wendy's mood was indeed very unstable. She was easily happy or angry, crying or smiling.

She seemed mentally unstable.

However, even under such circumstances, Gale's happiness was what Wendy thought about.

Poor parents.

When he reached the elevator entrance, Sam glanced back.

There seemed to be a figure flashing past the door of the ward.

When he looked carefully again, the corridor was empty, and there was no one.

Could it be that he was wrong too?

The more Sam t