Chapter 59. The Past Still Hurts

“Why can’t I see my daughter?” I queried the doctor that was put in charge of my children. I had been discharged this morning; the doctor had certified my health better, and my blood pressure was now back to normal. It had taken a lot of will from me to achieve that. I knew if I kept being sick, I would not be allowed to see my children and care for them as I should.

Also, if I needed to stand up for myself and my kids, I needed to do that while standing on my feet with my head held high. It was obvious the likes of Catherine would not rest, nor wanted to see me happy, so I’d pay her back. No peace for her as well.

But currently, this doctor was annoying me. Why was she refusing me from seeing my daughter?

“Because you cannot, ma’am,” she insisted.

“I am her mother. I have every right.”
I was tempted to raise my voice, but I did