Chapter 80 Good News

As such, if Amanda wanted to see Kaden, all she had to do was walk the distance of one street to the school. It was convenient and fast, but most importantly, it didn't interfere with her current lifestyle.

"Do you think you're so great now that you're older? Are you thinking of ignoring the fact that I'm your mother?" Amanda huffed.

She continued, "I really don't know what Hannah has done to brainwash you and make you pretend that I don't exist."

"That's not what I'm trying to do." Kaden lowered his head and explained, "Don't say things like that, Mom."

"Go on! Keep speaking up for her!" Amanda snapped.

Then, something flashed in her eyes, and she plastered a motherly smile on her face before she cooed, "Kaden, you are my son after all. Everything I do is for your own good. You trust me, don't you?"'

"For my own good?" Kaden raised his head to look at her but immediately looked away again.

It was as if he was burnt by the meager warmth that his mother, who had never cared ab