Chapter 316
The way Mia looked at Savanna was very indifferent. She gave a weird laugh and drew on the cigarette butt with her bright red lips. The red sparks of the cigarette butt reflected faintly on her face, matching the street lamps.
Mia blew out the smoke rings, moved her bright red lips, and said slowly, "He once abandoned your mother, and he has never looked for you. In other words, he never cared about you. Do you want such a father?"
Savanna said, "No, I don't. But I have the right to know."
Mia tittered and said in a cold voice, "Yes, you do have the right to know. But now, I am not in the mood to tell you. You can have someone look into it."
Mia stuffed out the cigarette butt and threw it into the trash can. Then she left.
Savanna had no qualification to blame Mia. If she were Mia, Savanna would not do better than Mia.
Savanna walked out of the mental hospital with Mia.