Chapter 81

We Don’t Need Them Anymore

After the closure of the relationship discussion for the day, Eva told her mother to drive home, because she was going to join Kate in the commercial bus. As they walked to the bus terminal, Eva clicked her hand to that of Kate, and she was much comforted and nursed as she held Kate.

“Accept my heartfelt sympathy for the misfortune that befell your mother. I never knew she was your mother,” Kate said, stealing a glance at Eve whose facial expression was still dull from tears.

“Yes, she is my mother,” she smacked her lips. “I wanted to tell you in a more conducive scenario. I never expected to tell you in tears.”

“It is Ok. Love has a way of hurting us and at the same time hoping we don’t cry. So what about you?” Kate asked, smiling at Eva who had long been giggling right from the moment they started walking to the terminal.

“Well, ever since my mother experienced the toxic part of love from men, I…” she stuttered, “I have come