Chapter 479

The room fell silent for a few seconds, Nyla's hand on the door handle, unmoving. She wanted to hear how Harrison would respond—whether he would defend her or…

Finally, Harrison's voice, weak and strained, broke the silence. "Don't mention her in front of me again. From now on, I'll act as if I never had this daughter."

Nyla's hand slowly relaxed, and she looked down with a bitter smile.

It seemed Harrison was truly disappointed in her and no longer wanted to acknowledge her as his daughter. That was fine, though. It allowed her to leave without any regrets.

Taking a deep breath, she turned and walked away.

Wren watched the shadow at the door disappear, a cold glint flashing in her eyes.

Turning back to Harrison, she put on a smile. "Well, I know you. You're just upset. You're still angry because she hasn't come to see you during this time. If she had come, you'd probably be overjoyed."

Harrison snorted and said nothing more.

After a moment, he couldn't help but ask, "Do you th