On the other side, Keith escorted Dorothy downstairs. Just before Dorothy was about to get into the car, he suddenly spoke, “Ms. Acosta, what do you think of my mother?”
Dorothy stared at him in confusion, “Auntie is fine, what’s wrong?”
“I mean, not just this issue.”
Keith smiled slightly, “I don’t know why, but I feel like you are very kind, at least to me, you are different from those other women. If you don’t mind, can you be my mother’s goddaughter.”
Dorothy was surprised, “Me?”
You’ve seen it too, my mom’s care for you, it’s even more than me, Keith shrugged, “Ever since she met you in Dewbury, she’s been much happier than in Daewynn. If my dad and the elders at home knew, they would definitely approve.”
Dorothy lowered her eyes, feeling a strange premonition that if she refused, she would regret it.
She also didn’t know why she had this kind of premonition.
“Did I make you feel uncomfortable?”
Dorothy raised her eyelids at this point and looked at him, “No, it’s just that I’m about to leave Dewbury soon, and I’m worried…”
This scene, framed perfectly in the man’s eyes, just one glance, couldn’t be moved away.
Sonia on the side was also puzzled by how Dwayne suddenly stopped talking to her. Following his gaze, her mood almost instantly plummeted to the bottom, with a face that was both ugly and sour.
Dorothy inadvertently looked up and only then did she realize that Dwayne and Sonia were standing in front of the nurse’s station.
He was still impeccably dressed in a suit, standing tall and straight like a bamboo or pine tree. Just standing there, he was a presence that was hard to ignore.
Meeting Dwayne’s cold eyes, her smile froze, and she glanced at Sonia before turning away indifferently.

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