Chapter 425 Not Even Letting Your Dad Off

• He knew from Rosalind's purposeful words that something was wrong with the will. However, the key issue was how to uncover the problem. His heart was heavy, and weariness surged through him. Then, looking at the woman beside him who had followed him around for a dozen hours, he felt somewhat sorry for her. "Never mind. Let's talk about it tomorrow." He turned sideways to hug Diane. Then, he lay down and turned off the lights.
• Seeing that his eyes were still open, Diane looked at him in the dim light. "Are you sad?" she asked.
• Christopher's face froze in the darkness. "A little." After all, Claude was his father. However inharmonious their relationship was, he didn't want to see Claude die in such an aggrieved and inexplicable manner. Still, he wasn't the kind of person who liked to put his sadness into words, so he merely said the two words without saying anything else.