Little Molly fears other women marrying Dylan Wellington, taking her mother's place, and her mother never coming back.
This fear transforms into a fear of pool water; even now, it still exists.
Looking at the woman in his arms whose brow furrowed deeper and whose exposed skin grew colder, Abraham Redington's ice-cold blue eyes slowly cooled down.
Suddenly, he stood up, picked up Molly and directly kicked open the bathroom door.
He placed the beautiful little figure wearing a fiery red swimsuit into the bathtub, and Abraham turned on the faucet, letting the warm water gradually fill it up.
In the past, Molly was so timid that she only dared to fill the bathtub halfway at most.
But now, after being pulled out of the swimming pool and blown by the cold wind, her body temperature was terrifyingly low.
Abraham had to put her in the warm bathtub, at least to stabilize her temperature first.
