"As the leader of a gang, Terence had many enemies. Especially there are a lot of conflicts of interest
in the gangs, so Terence's enemies were everywhere. However, he had protected Hilda well. Many
people didn't even know that Hilda was his wife. However, after Terence died, the gang had no leader.
So their enemies would not let go of Hilda and the child in her belly. Hilda had no choice but to find me
and ask me to protect her."
"Originally, I could bring Hilda home, but she insisted on staying in the United States. I had no choice
but to go to the United States to get married with her. In this way, those enemies would not suspect
her."
After listening hi explanation, I have a rough idea of the truth of the matter.
Frances was righteous and helped Hilda. And he was not the father of Hilda's child.
Hilda was so confident and let me come back to ask Frances about the truth. She probably didn't
expect that Frances would tell me all of this.
And I believe everything he says.
Now, I only have one last question.
"Why did Hilda suddenly return home?"
I even saw Frances accompany Hilda for two maternity examinations. What exactly is Hilda thinking?
"Because Virginia is Terence's hometown. I used to fly to the United States to see her from time to
time. But when she was six months pregnant, Hilda suddenly said that she wanted to come back. I
thought that she would be safer to come back, so I brought her back."
"So, Hilda and I definitely don't have the kind of relationship you think we have. I married her purely to
help her. I thought that I married her in the United States and our marriage was not recognized at
home, so I didn't solve this problem. I never expected that she would come to you. That's all I need to
tell you."
"Do you believe me?"
Frances stares seriously at me. From his eyes, I can see a strong sense of unease.
It turns out that he is so afraid that I don't trust him.
To punish him for hiding such an important thing from me, I deliberately say sternly, "What do you
think? Of course I don't want to believe you! Why didn't you tell me about such an important matter
before? I didn't know it until another woman came looking for me! After that, will there be other
passers-by that I don't know will come and tell me they are all your wives?"
Seeing my expression, Frances panics.
He looks at me nervously and explains to me, "For the sake of Hilda's safety, I have never told anyone
about this matter. I also promised Hilda that I would not tell anyone about it. But you are different. You
are my beloved. I don't want you to misunderstand me anymore, nor do I want you to leave me again."
His affectionate confession softens my heart.
My inexplicable rage has long disappeared.
Since he tells me, I should believe him.
If I misunderstand him, it just satisfies Hilda.
Sure enough, Hilda is not a simple woman. She thinks that Frances will not tell me about the truth, but
she doesn't expect that I will be so important to him.
However, I have to do something about it.
Perhaps Frances doesn't feel it, but from today's conversation, I can feel that Hilda has different
feelings towards Frances.
He has taken care of her for so long when she is at her most vulnerable. Perhaps he has inadvertently
opened her heart.
I put on a serious face and say to Frances, "How do you plan to solve this problem?"
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