Mommy，We Got a Husband
Chapter 100 Galatea Understood that She Couldn't Rely on Anyone but Herself

Galatea watched Ambrose, seeing the unfamiliarity in his eyes at this moment, and she understood why he pretended not to recognize her.

Though his current identity was Alaric's business partner, it was clear that Alaric was in control of this collaboration.

If Alaric found out that they were former lovers, Alaric would replace him as a business partner with the slightest displeasure. So...

In these men's eyes, women and emotions became meaningless in the face of the power and dignity they desired.

But unfortunately, she cared a lot.

How ridiculous, pitiful, sad, and hateful!

Galatea thought correctly. At this moment, Alaric was standing by the floor-to-ceiling window in the office, watching the scene between them, and he was so angry that he immediately closed the curtains. "Where does Mrs. Knight live? I'll give you a ride," Ambrose said.

"No need!" Galatea replied firmly, then turned and walked away, wanting to avoid seeing these men again.

She quickly ran back home and, as soon as she stepped through the door, collapsed on the ground, feeling completely drained.

"Is Stellan back?" Mia asked as she heard a sound at the entrance. She walked over and was startled to see Galatea sitting on the ground by the door. "What happened? Are you feeling unwell?"

Seeing Mia's worried expression, Galatea felt like a child who had been wronged. Unable to hold back, she hugged Mia tightly and started crying.

"..." Mia suddenly found herself at a loss for words. She asked, "Who hurt you?"

Galatea just shook her head and cried, "I miss my dad..."

Miss her Dad? Mia was stunned. It wasn't the master's death anniversary today, so why?

"Although my mom passed away early, I still consider myself lucky. I had a loving dad and a loving boyfriend. I had a beautiful future in mind. I wanted to marry him, have children with him, and give my children the complete family I never had. It was all so wonderful in my imagination, but..."

Galatea choked up at this point. Tears flowed even more, and her voice turned low and hoarse as she continued speaking.

"It's fine if Ambrose leaves me. I thought no matter what happened, my Dad would never abandon me. But... he chose to commit suicide, and he knew that Storm's Family had a lot of debt. He knew that if he died, I would become an orphan, chased by creditors every day like a stray dog. He definitely thought of all these things before he killed himself, but he still did it.

"My Dad's death has had a huge impact on me. It took me so long to move on, and then I had Harry and Elisa in my life, and I felt that there was light again. I met Alaric when I came back to Arizona. I started so determined, but now I'm wavering. I once again began to fantasize about having a happy and reconfigured family with Alaric, but in the end..."

Galatea felt like an utter failure, and everything was simply terrible.

With tear-filled eyes, she looked at Mia and asked, "Mia, am I just so pathetic? Am I so unlikeable? Why can't I ever find genuine affection? Why would even my Dad abandon me?" She couldn't understand.

Mia didn't know what had happened, but seeing her like this broke her heart. She hurriedly comforted her:

"No, Galatea, you're not terrible at all. You're not unlikeable, either. It's just that sometimes life throws us curveballs. You've been through so much, and it's natural to feel overwhelmed. But please remember, you are loved. You have people who care about you, like me. Don't lose hope. Things will get better."

"Stellan, I can't let you say that. I watched you grow up since you were little, and you have always been the pride of the Storm's Family. You were excellent in everything. Don't cry. You are still in the recovery period, and you can't treat your body like this.

"Think about Harry Elisa. They are so considerate and love you so much. And you haven't found the young master yet. You must be strong."

When it came to her eldest son, Galatea hated herself. The car accident disrupted her original plans, and then there were all of Alaric's forced engagements.

It seemed like her mind was filled with this kind of love, and she had completely forgotten about finding her son.

She was really a terrible mother!

Under Mia's persuasion, Galatea returned to the bedroom and lay down on the bed, but she couldn't sleep.

She had never been so disappointed in herself before, nor had she ever had such self-doubt.

Thinking about these days in Arizona, it seemed like nothing had been accomplished.

She couldn't find her son, she lost her job at the hospital after the accident, and her attempt to move on and start a new relationship had failed.

She not only had no savings but also owed Alaric a lot of money.

Galatea, how could you be so low?

She took in a sharp breath and then closed her eyes, berating herself countless times in her mind.

After berating herself for a long time, she finally opened her eyes and turned to look at the sunlight outside the window, which was shining on her.

She felt like a fish being roasted under the sunlight. Ultimately, she wasted this sunshine.

At this moment, she thoroughly realized one thing: that in this world, no one can rely on anyone except herself.

Galatea slapped herself forcefully and said to herself, "Stellan, you can't continue to be so depressed. Your thoughts can't revolve around these men anymore. You need to find your eldest son, have your career, and become someone who speaks with confidence and has a way out. Do you understand?"

At that moment, Galatea made a silent vow in her heart. She would only allow herself to be depressed for one day. When the sun rises tomorrow, she will come alive again!

"Marcella, where's mommy?" At that moment, she heard the voices of her children. She quickly adjusted her mood and then got out of bed. "Mommy!" Caspian and Elisa ran over excitedly, holding their medals. "Look at our medals; we both got more than one!"

The two children handed her several medals, and seeing these medals made Galatea truly proud and happy.

"My two babies are amazing! I'll make delicious food for you tonight to celebrate." Galatea said.

When she finished speaking, Caspian detected something and looked into her eyes, asking, "Mommy, have you... have you been crying?"

Upon hearing this, Elisa also quickly looked at her eyes and said, "Yeah, your eyes are all swollen. Mommy, why were you crying so hard? Did something happen?"

Galatea thought she had concealed it well, but she didn't expect...

"No, I had a bad dream just now. When I woke up, it was like this. Don't worry. Go to do your homework. I'll make delicious food for you," Galatea said as she entered the kitchen. Caspian and Elisa exchanged glances, and Elisa, looking puzzled, asked Caspian, "So she was crying in the dream? Can that happen?"