Chapter 515 We Misjudged Him

• Upon returning to the Parish Estate, Daniel felt utterly drained, his head throbbing painfully. No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't shake the image of Adam's anguished eyes or the words that echoed in his mind, "I just want something real, Dad. A marriage without ulterior motives or hidden agendas. That's all I've ever asked for in this life. Must I be condemned to a lifetime of loneliness?"
• He was Daniel's son, after all—the boy he had watched grow up. How could he ever wish for his child to live in solitude?
• His wife's early passing had left him with a heavy burden of guilt, and he had often thought about making it up to his son. Radovan wasn't the only one he cared deeply for—Adam held an equally significant place in his heart. Yet somehow, despite his intentions, everything had unraveled, step by step, to the point they had reached today.