Then, she began talking to Evelyn Taylor about the child-swapping incident from those years ago.
"Back then, I was working as an orderly at the First Hospital in San Francisco. The worthless child was less than a week old when I had to work to pay off my husband's gambling debts, and I couldn't afford to raise her. But after all, she was a piece of my flesh, and I never thought of abandoning her."
"Then, the hospital admitted a new mother, and that was you, Madam Smith..."
Carter Quincy sneered, but her eyes were filled with envy.
At that time, Charles Smith was nervously by her side and never left throughout the whole process.
Besides her husband, there were several bodyguards present.
In contrast, she had given birth to her child at home, assisted by a doctor from a small clinic.
After giving birth, it was still several neighbors who pitied her and brought her sugar water and food.
Meanwhile, her useless husband was still out gambling, buried in debt.
