Brynn Williams wanted to say that Bella Scott's fragile uterus couldn't sustain the child anyway, the woman didn't intentionally get rid of the child. But all of these were Bella's scars, and now, she was just an outsider. It was up to Edward Anderson himself to find the truth.
"Growing up in a family like the Scotts, Bella was starved for love since childhood. If she were to have a child, she would have given birth and raised it, no matter the difficulties. If she didn't keep the child, she must have had her own difficulties. As for the reason why she didn't keep the child, it's up to you to find out," Brynn said and left.
Edward Anderson watched Brynn's retreating figure.
Unexpectedly, in the end, it was Brynn who helped him unravel his doubts. Once, Brynn loved him, but now she genuinely helped him and Bella.
If things were as Brynn said, Bella didn't keep the child because of her difficulties, then what did all his actions amount to?
