Chapter 263: The Right to One's Image

Queens County, a middle-class white neighborhood.

Bonnie thought about the police who patrolled outside from time to time, then looked at the fully furnished apartment, excitedly hugging her daughter Chris.

To be honest, after what happened yesterday, she knew that the young Asian wasn't her daughter's boyfriend, but rather something more akin to the recently popular "sugar daddy."

But does it matter?

Her mother, due to alcoholism, didn't realize she was pregnant and giving birth, only to wake up in the hospital one day, suddenly finding herself with a daughter.

What about Bonnie?

She probably had a slightly better situation than Chris's grandmother, as she was sober enough for a cesarean delivery and had an anesthetic injection.

But since the age of 15, Chris had begun showing tendencies toward alcoholism too, which made Bonnie suspect that there was something wrong with their family's genes.