The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 476 - 487: Not Mother and Daughter (5)

Zuri Ginger was full of curiosity.

She looked through the car window.

And was taken aback.

What was Mia Ginger doing here?

Outside the car—

Mia Ginger was taking the Chancellor for a stroll and was about to head home.

A female voice suddenly stopped her from the side.

Turning her head, she saw Aurora Cooper, wearing a dark green coat that reached her calves, walking closer.

"Aunt Cooper," Mia Ginger greeted with a smile.

"Walking the dog?" Aurora Cooper smiled and glanced at the Chancellor’s sharp, serious face, amused.

It was her first time seeing such a well-behaved dog.

Reserved and obedient, not barking, mysterious, like a gentleman.

Very much like a star among dogs.

"Yes." Mia Ginger smiled with her lips closed, glanced at the car parked nearby, and softly asked, "Are you going home?"

"I saw you and came down to say hello." Aurora Cooper said, pondering slightly and tentatively asked, "Haven’t been in touch with the family? Planning to spend New Year’s alone here without going back?"

"I’m going back," Mia Ginger said, rubbing the Chancellor’s head with one hand, "Dad just called; I’m planning to go back this afternoon."

"That’s more like it." Aurora Cooper sighed with relief, advising, "Family is where everything thrives. You must look forward in life. If something unpleasant has happened, just forget it and don’t dwell on it—only brings unnecessary sorrow."

"I understand, thank you."

"Alright then, I’ve got nothing else, so I’ll be off first."

"Goodbye, Aunt Cooper."

"Hmm. See you later."

Aurora Cooper wrapped her coat around her, turned around, and left.

She opened the car door and got in.

Zuri Ginger sat inside, and after a long while, she finally recovered from her shock and hesitantly asked, "How does mom know Mia Ginger?"

"A chance encounter," Aurora Cooper didn’t want to elaborate.

Yet, Zuri Ginger felt tumultuous inside, unable to hold back, clenched her fists, and reluctantly spoke, "It’s quite a coincidence; she’s my sister. A while back, she had a fight with mom at home. My mom got a bit impulsive and slapped her, accidentally injuring her right ear, causing deafness. In anger, she went to live with her boyfriend, and I haven’t seen her for a long time."

"Deafness?" Aurora Cooper glanced at her, questioning.

Zuri Ginger was stunned.

She found Aurora Cooper’s focus quite peculiar.

Given her age, shouldn’t she focus on Mia Ginger arguing with Charlotte Chester or going to live with her boyfriend?

How could she be so concerned about Mia Ginger, whom she barely knew?

Zuri Ginger looked at her and nodded, "My mom just gave her a slap; she probably didn’t expect it to be so serious."

"Heh." Aurora Cooper let out a cold laugh.

And said no more.

Thinking of Mia Ginger’s face, as big as a palm, it was pitiful.

No wonder the child didn’t want to go back home.

What kind of mother is this?

No wonder Zuri Ginger turned out the way she is—the upbringing of a girl is mostly influenced by her mother; it’s likely related to Charlotte Chester.

Speaking of which, it’s her own fault, ashamed as a mother.

But—

She thought again and found it hard to understand.

How could Aiden Jiang, such a gentlemanly man, marry such a wife?

Sigh.

Aurora Cooper rubbed her brow, feeling quite frustrated.

——

At six in the evening.

Mia Ginger had dinner before packing her things, preparing to go back to the Ginger Family with Uncle Lewis.

Firstly, Aiden Jiang and Bob Ginger had both called several times, making her aware of Zuri Ginger’s departure. Secondly, she had to return to the Ginger Family; it wouldn’t make sense for her to stay outside forever, and ultimately, she couldn’t possibly never return. Thirdly, she felt she couldn’t stay at Cloudy Capital anymore; everywhere seemed marked by Koa Jackson’s presence, driving her mad.