The Three Little Guardian Angels
Chapter 2247

Chapter 2247 "Mr. Goldmann, have you ever thought about why Deedee refused to cooperate with my treatment? Her aunt is the reason she has been resisting me. Deedee is abnormally possessive of her aunt. She's afraid of being abandoned by her, and her mental status is vulnerable. If she continues to resist my treatment, she'll only get worse."

Colton fell silent. He did not know how to refute Jessie. Jessie was a psychologist. She indeed was thinking from the angle of the patients.

"I think you should go back first."

Jessie heaved out a sigh of relief and smiled. "Alright." When she walked to the door, Colton called out to her and said, "I'm going to stop Deedee's treatment, so for the time being, you don't have to go to the Seaview Villa."

Jessie gritted her teeth and replied, "Alright."

Her face was dark when she left the office.

'Those d*mned b*tches! How dare they ruin my plan!? I must teach them a lesson!

Suddenly, her phone rang. When she saw the phone number, her face sank.

She did not know why this fellow just wouldn't let her go. She had told him that they were not suitable for each other, yet he refused to listen. Just when she was about to hang up the call, something came into her mind, and a cold smirk crossed the corner of her lips.

"Maybe... He can be the pawn that will lead me to my victory.

Meanwhile...

Cameron brought Deedee to the zoo. Deedee had never been to a zoo before. She stood in front of the elephant enclosure and looked at them in amazement.

Cameron thought of helping her to take a photo. Just when she lifted her phone, Deedee turned her head over.

After Cameron took the photo, she thought of something and asked, "Deedee, do you want to take a photo with the elephants?"

Deedee looked over to the elephant picking up the grass with its trunk and nodded.

Cameron asked her to scoot over a little bit. After the elephant was in the camera, she pressed the shutter button. A small elephant came around behind her and touched Deedee's cheek with its trunk, startling her. The interaction between Deedee and the small elephant was captured in a photo by Cameron. After watching the animals, Cameron brought Deedee to play the pirate ship and the carousel. They also went to watch a circus show

Deedee had never felt so much fun before, and a smile broke out on her face.

They held ice cream cones as they walked along the river. Cameron turned her head around and asked, "Are you having fun today?"

Deedee nodded. "Yes!" Cameron rubbed the top of her hair and smiled. "I'm happy too because I get to play with Deedee."

Deedee hesitated and asked carefully, "Can we come out and play again in the future?"

Cameron was stunned.

'In the future?'

Cameron was not going to stay in Bassburgh forever, but she did not want to disappoint Deedee seeing the expectation on her face.

"Don't worry. As long as I'm here, we can always come out and play. After all, we're friends now, right?"

Deedee nodded.

She was not against Cameron holding her hand as she walked beside Cameron obediently. Cameron had grown even more liking to her, seeing how obedient she was. However, she could more or less understand Deedee's feelings after recalling what Jessie had said.

Deedee was just a lonely and insecure little girl.

Even though she did not know what she had gone through in the past, at the very least, she was easy to satisfy. It was just that she did not dare to ask for the thing she wanted. When Cameron thought that she had to learn to read other people's emotions at such a young age, she felt sorry for her.

Deedee stopped in her tracks and looked expectantly at the kids playing on the plain grass. Cameron noticed it as well and asked, "Do you want to play with them?" Deedee lowered her head without saying anything. Cameron held her hand and said gently, "Deedee, don't ever be afraid to make new friends. If you want to play, go ahead." Something flitted across Deedee's eyes as she asked in a low voice, "Really?"

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