My Mommy’s Brave Heart (Adina and Duke) novel Chapter 298

Chapter 298

The motorcycle sped off.

Adina felt a chill traveling up her right arm.

She looked back and noticed that her clothes were torn. She shivered as cold air breezed through the tear.

“Young Master George, are you okay?!”

Liam, who was fixing the car, came to them hurriedly. He carried George and checked if he was hurt.

George’s face was pale, “I’m fine.” He looked at Adina with complicated emotion in his eyes. “Thanks for saving me.” ‘If not for her fast reflexes, I would’ve been hit by the motorcycle…’ “‘I’m glad you’re okay,” Adina said curtly. She turned and went back to her car. She herself was not sure why she would save Dew’s son at that moment… ‘Why am I being so kind to him?” “Mother, is your hand hurt?”

Harold leaned over and his gaze was filled with worries.

“It’s just a tear, but I’m okay.” Adina smiled. “Luckily, I’ve got a few layers on.” She put on her seatbelt and stepped on the accelerator. She slowly left the winding road. Harold looked at George through the rearview mirror. His gaze remained on them until their car disappeared.

He pursed his lips and said, “George Winters is very conniving. I can’t figure out what he’s thinking at all. Mother, you should stay away from him in the future…”

Adina was stunned for a moment as she held the steering wheel. “What did you just say?”

“I say, I hope you’ll stay away from George next time. He’s too’smart. He’s so different from Alden…”

“Are you saying that his name is George Winters?” Adina instantly slowed down her car. “So, that child just now is George Winters?”

Harold was in a daze for a moment.

‘Mother and Duke are close friends. How is it possible that she has never met George before?

‘But from her actions just now, she obviously knows George. Did she not know his name?’

Harold asked, “Mother, his name is George, and is Alden’s biological brother.” 2

Adina became stiff once again.

‘George Winters.

‘Hmm…!

She had heard Duke speak of George many times. She was also aware that George was Alden’s brother. She had always thought that George was at least three or four years older than Alden. The impression she had of George was an eight-or nine-year-old boy. She did not expect that he was the same age as Alden. Perhaps they were twins. 1