Kaylene's words seemed to have evoked Bethany's sadness. She paused, "Hank was indeed a good child. Whenever we celebrated his birthday, he would always give me the first piece of cake and he would say that the birthday of a child is a day of suffering for the mother. Back then, he had always said that he would make it up to me once he grows up but who knew that he..."
Bethany was visibly saddened when she spoke of this. Her fingers paused and she wiped the corner of her eyes.
"Forget it, let's not talk about it anymore."
Kaylene dared not say anything else when she realized that Bethany was upset. She said hurriedly, "Shall I take you back for a rest?"
"No, you should head back first. I'll stay here for a little while more!"
Kaylene turned around and left. She immediately frowned aft
