Chapter 389: 158: The child is gone_3

However, Amelia Clarke had just lost her child and was in a state of grief, so she might not be willing to plead on Serene Abel's behalf.

If Owen Moreland found out that they were seeking mercy from Amelia Clarke during such a tough time, he would probably be even more angry.

After a while, it was David Abel who spoke up, "At the last Moreland birthday banquet, I noticed that Madam Moreland and Owen were quite distressed about the little girl. If Mia forgives Serene, it will be easier to talk to Madam Moreland and Owen."

Victoria Sheldon said, "Do we really have to beg that lowly-born girl for mercy? Does she even deserve it?"

When Old Madame Sheldon brandished her cane and retorted, "You don't need to go, I will go myself despite my old bones!"

The next day at four in the morning, when it was slightly light outside, Amelia Clarke woke up to find herself lying in Owen Moreland's arms.

Her hand was bandaged where the IV needle was inserted.