Chapter 90

In another room on the second floor, Tom stared blankly at the velvet box in his hand, his expression filled with tenderness. He chuckled bitterly. “Kaytly, you didn’t say a word when you left, just leaving behind this. You must have endured many hardships all these years, haven’t you? If you hadn’t left, things wouldn’t have escalated so quickly.…”

Damn it, it’s me who’s at fault. I still haven’t been able to find our daughter. Am I genuinely useless?

Kaytly, do you hate me so much? Is it true? If not, why did you silently leave me?

In the rosy eyes, a shimmering liquid swirled, but it never fell.

Outside, a soft knock on the door sounded.

Tom wiped his eyes and took a deep breath. “Come in.”

Adam entered with a heavy heart. “Dad?”

“Hmm?” Tom let out a soft grunt, not saying anything.

Suddenly, the air grew quiet, tinged with a sense of awkwardness.

“Dad, about that… Does Mom know?”

“Perhaps? She’s suspicious too. She aske