Chapter one hundred and fourteen: The Confession.

Chapter one hundred and fourteen: The Confession.

“Mom, I am home. We have a lot to discuss about Dad,” Jane said.

Mrs. Louis Andrew smiled and a tear dropped out of her eye not because of what Jane said but because she was delighted to see her daughter again.

“Can I come?” Jane asked politely. She held her handbag with both hands, with a smile on her face.

“Sure... Sure, you can come in, don't mind old me, I just lost, you know, old age,” Mrs. Louis Andrew said. She chuckled as she let her daughter in.

Miss. Jane walked into the house, she admired the place. She saw a picture on the wall of her bd her mom when she was five years old, Jane smiled. She saw several pictures of her and her mother but there was no picture of her and her mom, when she is now a grown woman, because Jane's parent got divorced for an anonymous reason before Jane grew up into a woman.

“You have a nice place,” Jane said. As she looks around.

“Thank you, it is just my humble abode, I will let you take it