49. I WANT AN HEIR

The dining table in the dining room was so long. Vivian even thought that if two people sat at either end, they might not be able to hear each other's voices very clearly.

Of course, that was an extreme analogy, but Vivian still believed that the size of the table would only distance not only people's physiques but also their hearts.

As Kate had told her today, she did not skip dinner tonight, and that was why she had sat down in one of the empty seats at the table. Her expression was stiff after she learned a lot of new things in the mansion today, and perhaps the only good thing she received was the news she got from the hospital.

One of the nurses in the hospital called her just an hour before dinner time, saying that her mother was awake, and her condition was also stable. The nurse also said that someone paid the hospital more money to take extra care of her mother, and that was why she shouldn't worry about her mother's condition.

Of course, Vivian