Due to bumping into Hunter, literally, Patricia didn't have time to go grocery shopping. She went straight to the nursery to pick up her children. As soon as she reached the school gate, Charles and Fannie walked out, holding hands. Spotting Patricia, they immediately ran over excitedly and hugged her legs. Charles affectionately rubbed against her leg and said, "Mommy, I missed you so much after just one day!" Afraid of falling behind her brother, Fannie chimed in, looking adorable. "Me too, me too..."Seeing her lively and cute children, Patricia's heart was filled to the brim. "Mommy had something that delayed her, so there wasn't enough time to buy groceries. Shall we go to the supermarket together and then cook at home?" Fannie loved going to the supermarket and jumped up, cheering, "Great! I can buy chocolate again!" When she received Patricia's warning gaze, she immediately closed her mouth, lowered her head, a little scheme was ringing in her mind. The three of them went t

Martin slightly furrowed his eyebrows, subconsciously wanting to pull his hand away. He hesitated for a moment, as if recalling something, but ultimately didn't move.Seeing that he didn't resist, Debbie grew bolder. "Why weren't you at the hospital with Randy tonight?"At the mention of Randy, Martin was reminded of the recent frustration, and his expression darkened. "Patricia is with him now, he doesn't need me."His tone was filled with jealousy and even a hint of grievance, as if someone had snatched away his carefully nurtured treasure. After confirming that he didn’t need to accompany Randy tonight, Debbie’s breathing became heavier. As Martin parked the car in front of her home, she boldly took his hand and cupped her own face with it. "Martin, let's go upstairs and have a cup of coffee! My parents haven't seen you in a long time, they really miss you."Martin detected the hidden implication in her words and retracted his hand with disdain. "It's late, they must be asleep by

Seeing her, everyone showed sympathy. "Professor. Brown, is your hand alright?" Debbie gave a bland glance, smiling and shaking her head, "I'm fine, it's just a scratch. I'm afraid of infection, so I've wrapped it in gauze." Susie, a doctor, cast a meaningful look at Patricia, and warned, "You have to be careful in the future. Don't let someone, with ulterior motives, interfere with your relationship with Mr. Langley." Debbie smiled faintly and gracefully replied, "No worries, I have confidence in my fiancé." Susie looked disdainful, "Mr. Langley is a good man, but he's defenseless against seduction from someone with ulterior motives! Anyway, listen to me and be more cautious, or you'll end up crying in the future." "Thank you, Susie!" Debbie expressed gratitude. Patricia knew Susie's words were pointed towards her. She furrowed her brows tightly, approached Debbie, and asked expressionlessly, "Debbie, let's make things clear. Did you deliberately trip yourself and frame me yest

When he saw that she had indeed made a statement, Charles jumped up excitedly. Fannie was also excited. "Mommy is so smart! That wicked woman actually made a statement."Charles felt proud to have such a smart mommy. "Of course, if mommy wasn't smart, how could she have given birth to such a clever son like me?"To their surprise, it wasn't just Debbie; several colleagues from the hospital also voiced their support for her.An account verified as Susie, a cardiologist, wrote, "Professor. Brown is a very serious and responsible professor. We have worked together for several years, and I can assure everyone that what she says is the truth."Even Gladys said, "My teacher is better than Professor. Watson in both character and medical skills. She shouldn't have to endure this humiliation."David, a cardiologist, said, "Professor. Brown is kind. I hope everyone won't misunderstand her."Charles narrowed his eyes dangerously, his expression devoid of emotions. "Since you took the initiative

The sudden revelation caused a rapid turnaround of events. Before the truth was clarified, Patricia faced an onslaught of online attacks. The curses were endless. Internet trolls, who had once helped Debbie seek justice, now felt deceived. Patricia had previously suffered severe online abuse, and now Debbie experienced the same fate. The intensity of the comments, seemed to surpass before.‘Damn, are we being played?"’‘This isn't being played, it's being used as a decoy.’‘I never expected it. Debbie seemed so innocent, yet she orchestrated this grand drama with such cunning.’‘Debbie and her mother are shameless mistresses, stealing someone's husband and child. Are there no decent men left in the world? They couldn't find anyone other than Patricia and her daughter? Like mother, like daughter.’‘No wonder Randy liked Professor. Watson so much. Turns out she's his biological mother. Debbie knew all along but let everyone curse Professor. Watson, truly unforgivable.’‘Men truly are p