Chapter 539

And his mother told him over and over again that as a man, he must be responsible. When he married his wife in the future, he must be loyal to her. Even if he didn't like her, he couldn't have another woman.

Probably when he was six or seven years old, he saw his father crying alone in the study. He walked in and touched his head sadly, saying that the woman had left and would never come back.

He asked who had left, but he had angrily chased him away.

It was not until many years later that he knew that the person who made him cry alone was the woman he loved most. On that day, she died.

After that, he found another woman who was similar to that person, and continued his unsuccessful love, while his wife was only Lady Cecilia Longhorn of the Fergusons...

Blake said, "Mother, I know it's you who have endured all these years, staying by my side until now. I know what you've endured, so I've always remembered what you said and the pain you've suffered."

"So, you can understand me."