Mother Hua was instantly enraged.
All her emotions surged up at once. She clenched her hands, struggling to keep them under control.
Did she not want them to visit her son?
Did they think she would do this for no reason, just because she had nothing better to do?!
Her son's condition was already pushing her to the point of losing the elegance she had always prided herself on.
She took a deep breath and slammed the door shut.
She had never imagined that one day she would do something as crude as slamming a door.
She didn't understand what these young people were thinking.
She had her reasons for refusing them, reasons she couldn't avoid.
Why couldn't they put themselves in her shoes?
She had told them that A Yun needed to rest.
She had told them that A Yun wasn't up to seeing visitors for the time being.
She had told them that she would let them know when A Yun was feeling better, and thanked them for their concern.
She was A Yun's biological mother. How could she possibly hurt her own son?
What was with them acting as though she had done something terrible?
Did they know how tired, tormented, and desperate she was?
They knew nothing, yet took it upon themselves to investigate a secret someone was doing everything they could to hide, all in the name of goodwill. What a bunch of self-important people!
Mother Hua's face was as dark as water.
Whatever good impression she had had of the girl before was completely gone.
She knew she was only taking out her anger on them.
So what?
She had to make them leave, after all.
If she was too nice, she'd only give them hope and invite more entanglement and