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Henry was Sophie's father, and given his connections and position in Jadelight, John could not think of anyone whom Tina could not get revenge from—save for Linda Cook, Henry's one true love.To no surprise, Tina's eyes widened in shock as she looked at John. "How'd you know?"There was hope in her voice—she hoped that he knew something she did not.Perhaps he had evidence? How else would he know that it was Linda?Still, reading that look, John took her hand and said softly, "It's just a hunch. I don't have evidence."The glow in Tina's eyes faded instantly, but John patted her head to comfort her. "There's no such thing as the perfect crime. As long as she did it, she would've left a trail."And even if she managed to escape this time, vile people like her won't stop at doing it once. We just have to watch her constantly, and we'll eventually gain leverage against her."You have to believe, Tina, that the evil would always get their comeuppance. We will definitely avenge Sophi

Sophie must have been hoping Henry would have breakfast with them, but he merely grunted nonchalantly and turned to leave.Were Sophie and Tina very disappointed behind him?He really wanted to go back to that day and do it all over again, hugging Sophie and kissing her cheek, and praising her when she wiped his sweat.As she and Tina waited for him at the breakfast table, he would go over to join them, then send her to school with Tina.If he could have cared a little more about Tina and Sophie, then they would have both been alive, and Tina would not have been so disappointed in him.Andy just entered, and seeing Henry wake up, he exclaimed, "Mr. Barnes! You're up!" He whipped out his phone, ready to call Linda over, when Henry said feebly, "Call Tina."He really wanted to see her but was afraid to go to her.However, he somehow still held out hope that she would come to visit him if she knew he was sick.Andy's fingers hovered over his phone, but before he could argue, he

Snorting, Tina continued, "If Sophie and Grandma could see you now, they wouldn't feel touched or sympathy. They would only find you pretentious, and sickeningly so!"Tina's words were sharp and venomous, disregarding Henry's condition or feelings, stabbing Henry straight in the heart.Did this even compare to all the suffering Henry had put Sophie through for years?His protectiveness toward Linda meant he was accomplice to Sophie's death.And as an accomplice, he must either kill Linda herself, or he had no right to even say he regretted Sophie's death.Andy had enough and leaped in Henry's defense. "Ms. Smith! Mr. Barnes already—""Andy!" Henry snapped, cutting him short before Andy could finish.He was afraid!Tina loved Sophie and was already this hostile not knowing that it was him who had caused Sophie's death.If she knew…That was when the door to the opposite room opened, and John Levine stood there, wearing the same striped blue-white patient gown, his cheeks unusu

Henry was left watching as Tina attended to John, waiting for the spoonful of soup each time before feeding John.Just like how she had usually taken care of him.When John inadvertently dirtied the corner of his lips, she even brought a tissue to wipe it for him.Such intimacy, as if it was only natural… Henry was left wondering—was Tina not supposed to be intimate with him only? How could she do the same with John?Could she have really stopped loving him and loved John instead?Ever since the first time Tina told Henry she was leaving him, he never believed that she had stopped loving him, no matter how determined she appeared.Because he knew better than anyone how deeply Tina was in love with him, and he always believed that she would never abandon him even if she had to abandon the world.But now, as Henry saw with his own eyes that Tina was caring for a man the way she used to care for him—and to a man who was Henry's equal, no less—Henry panicked.Tina really did not

Sophie could have survived!"What?" Eric was left in disbelief by Henry's outburst. "I didn't know! Linda never said a thing!"Henry had a daughter, but he had never once mentioned her name or introduced them in the five years since she was born.On the other hand, he immediately brought Linda and Rory along to meet Stan and Eric as soon as they returned to the country, and they had visited Rose Garden more than once.That was why Stan and Eric believed that Henry only cared about Linda and Rory, and since he did not care about the other daughter, neither did they.So how was Eric supposed to know Sophie was Henry's other daughter?He would have called Henry instead of listening to Linda.Knowing what had happened hurt Eric too, as he did agree to Henry's request, and there just happened to be a donor match for Rory.Linda had been there at the time, and once she knew, she was immediately begging him to give Rory the kidney instead.He refused at first, telling her that it had