Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies
Chapter 146 It’s Uncle Aarav!

Bonnie had been busy getting those psychopaths outdoor for a sunbath in the whole morning.

About hours later, she almost got it done. There was still one more to go.

As she took over the key from a nurse, she walked over to open the door.

However, when she saw the face of the last one of them, she was stunned and got frozen on spot. She felt like being shocked by a bolt from the blue. The key then slipped away from her grip and hit onto the ground.

It was her uncle, Aarav!

How came he was kept here?

"What happened?" the nurse walked over as she noticed Bonnie dropped the key.

Bonnie soon returned to be composed, "I am fine. I was just scared when he glared at me."

"Hey, don't be nervous. You must be mistaken," the nurse added firmly, "he would do nothing to you but mumbling. He's a safe guy to deal with. Just get him out."

"Okay." Bonnie nodded and opened the door.

Then she asked, "So what is he mumbling about?"

"Just some kind of nonsense. He keeps repeating his family business will go on forever day after day. I am so fed up with that." Answered the nurse casually.

However, it actually rent her heart so badly that she felt like being strangled with her fists clenching hard.

Aarav had gone missing ever since the collapse of the family back then. While she always believed that he must have been staying somewhere else overseas to evade the heavy debt.

Never had she expected that he actually went crazy and got locked into this cell, being overwhelmed with the loss of business.

Bonnie stumped over to his front. Never had she been so looking forward to calling him Uncle Aarav again just like the old days. However, she had to strangle it. Now she was known as Annie. Under no circumstances could she be recognized as Bonnie. After a deep breath, she took him out for a sunbath.

Meanwhile, Bonnie started to look around him, only to replace that he looked haggard with dozens of pounds off. His hair was dyed grey as time went by. Though he was actually in his forties, an age of prime for a man, he appeared much older than he looked like.

It really broke her heart.

As soon as Bonnie left the psychiatric hospital, she turned to Anna for help, only to get Aarav out of that shithole.

"Listen, nobody shall notice it's me who request for his discharge. Get him abroad as soon as possible. I will hire a private doctor to tend him 24/7." Bonnie required.

"Okay." Anna nodded, "Don't worry. I will get it done as you want."

Relieved, Bonnie asked again, "So who are you gonna turn to?"

"I got a friend I knew when we were kids. I am sure he's the expert for that!"

Speechless, Bonnie doubted if that guy was reliable enough.

But Anna told her to relax and she would surely get it done. Then she hung up.

Bonnie clenched the phone hard, stuffed with mixed feelings.

"Mommy..." Erika walked over to hold her arm, "Can I have corn soup tonight?"

"Of course." Bonnie collected herself and stroked her head lovingly, "your wish is granted."

Then she walked into the kitchen to start cooking.

Half an hour later, she walked over to Erika with the soup.

But then Erika hurried to pack it up in a thermal box. She sneaked out of the room the next second.