Chapter 132. Cancer

I had always admired this woman for the way she carried herself and behaved. Lucas only listened to her and, I would say, feared her. But hearing that she would soon be gone from this world did something to me.

“At least you should tell him. Your children deserve to know you will be leaving them,” I added, and she looked at me, her eyes red as she wept. I was stupid enough not to observe her from the beginning. She was broken, and I could see that.

“I can’t bring myself to break the news to them. Lucas has been down since you left and has been in a rage, trying to find you. Sabrina has been off on her missions and has just returned,” she said, and I looked at her with such pity.

I felt so much pity for her as I watched her, and without a word, she adjusted the wig on her head as she smiled at me. I didn’t feel right. It was so clear that both her children didn’t