Chapter 937

As Lydia's voice rang out, she hurried over. She would not allow her grandfather to kneel before Henry.

She then noticed her parents sitting on the ground, leaning against each other. Her mother's face was swollen and red from the continuous slaps, and her father's face also bore the red marks of slaps.

Lydia's exhausted face turned even paler. It was clear that Henry was likely responsible for that.

Despite knowing her parents' past actions were extremely hurtful—actions even she could not tolerate—they were still her parents.

She thought the kneeling might have been their choice, but those slaps were most likely Henry's doing.

Lydia lifted her tear-filled eyes to look at Henry, struggling with her emotions.

She had planned to face Henry alone to understand his sudden change.

However, she realized that her family had gone to Henry's place on their own before her.

Before leaving, John instructed their maid to inform Lydia about their whereabouts; he knew Lydia had always been H