Chapter 130 Reunion

EVELYN

My father, Steven Caddel, thin and dressed in simple clothing, was followed by Jack and a man with a deep scar on his face. Father’s silver-streaked head was lowered, looking dejected and worried as he entered.

Tears rolled down my cheeks at the sight of him and my breath hitched for a moment. I didn’t make a sound, but Father sensed my presence and lifted his head, his eyes widening.

Every fiber of my being wanted to run over and hug him tightly, but my knees felt too weak to move.

“Steven?” a voice called out and a small sound of pained shock escaped me.

My mother’s voice, delicate and kind, called for Father with confusion.

Mother.

Father didn’t turn to answer my mother, who from the sounds of it, was still outside the door.

“Evelyn,” he uttered my name in disbelief. His voice was rough but the tone was unwavering.

Seconds later, I saw Mother, who appeared at the door, covering her mouth and crying. Her hazel eyes, the same shade as mine, were enormous and full of tears. In h