Chapter 2303
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Chu Yi asked, "Madam, are you okay?"
Baili Momo's eyes were filled with tears. She shook her head and said bitterly, "Continue."
Chu Yi was a little angry. "Then, Murong Yu found out about Fourth Master's unique situation. Once he drinks alcohol, he will have a second personality. He added a lot of white wine to the food he sent to Fourth Master and Miss Dacha."
Baili Momo was stunned. "Murong Yu is from the Nan Family?"
Chu Yi nodded.
Baili Momo asked, "How did he know about Fourth Uncle?"
Chu Yi glanced at Baili Momo. "Baili Ye must have leaked it on purpose."
Baili Ye?
When she thought of that person, Momo felt as if a fire was lit in her heart. It burned so much that it hurt.
It was one thing for him to lie to her and restrict her freedom, but why did he have to do this to Dacha?
Chu Yi said, "Dacha inherited two personalities from Fourth Master. That's why he lost his memories after eating that food."
Baili Momo finally understood.
So that was the case. It wasn't that Dacha's autism was cured. He just had a second personality.
But she suddenly felt that the second personality was pretty good. It was good to have a carefree and ignorant Dacha.
She looked at Chu Yi. "If …"
Chu Yi said, "I know what madam means. You can't. Every time a second personality appears, there are many uncontrollable factors."
Baili Momo understood.
Chu Yi said, "Let's observe the situation first. I'm afraid that you won't be able to appear in front of Miss Dacha for the next few days. Dacha's autism is very serious. His Highness is the only exception."
Baili Momo nodded. She felt terrible.
She really couldn't do anything, right?
As a mother, she suddenly felt that she was so useless.
She stood up absentmindedly and walked out of Chu Yi's room absentmindedly. She felt a sense of helplessness that she had never felt before. She clenched her fists tightly.
She had never hated Baili Ye so much. When she saw Dacha like this, that hatred seemed to burn.
Qianqian saw her come out and glanced at Baisu. "I'll leave her to you for now."
Baisu said, "Okay. You're pregnant. Go back and rest first."
Qianqian looked at Momo and greeted her. "Sister Momo, are you okay?"
Momo snapped out of her daze and looked at Qianqian.
In the past, when she was pregnant with Dacha, she had imagined countless sweet and blissful days with her family of three. She had never imagined that it would be like this!
Qianqian said, "I'm going back to rest. I'll let Susu accompany you."
"I'm fine. Go and rest," Momo said.
Qianqian left.
Bai Su looked at Momo. "Let's talk."
Momo looked at Baisu and hesitated for a moment before she nodded in a daze. Her heart felt incredibly stuffy, and she felt as if she was about to suffocate. She could not breathe.
She wanted to take a breather!
She wanted to live well. She wanted to accompany Dacha and see that she was well.
Tears blurred her vision, and her eyes were swollen and painful.
Baisu sighed softly and said, "I think Dacha's condition is more serious than before. Maybe some of the deep-rooted memories from when she was very young caused a great shock to her."
Momo looked at Baisu.
She was a doctor, and she had the power to make people believe in her.
Baisu found a pavilion, and the two of them sat down.
Baili Momo sat quietly for a long time before she gradually calmed down.
Baisu reached out and took off Baili Momo's mask.
Baili Momo was stunned. She looked at her but did not stop her.
"I have a certain level of understanding toward autism. Even though I'm not an expert in this field, it seems like Dacha regained her memories because she saw the scar on your face, which worsened her autism symptoms. If my guess is correct, she might have learned about the scar on your face through some channels over the past few years." She wanted to read the latest chapter of One Child, Two Treasures: Mo Shao, Don't Be Greedy in Claw Book House for free.
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