Tiana Thorne placed her hand on his shoulder, giving him a bit of warmth, and squeezed it gently.
At this moment, Sean Thorne cried like a child.
Every child who comes into this world should be loved, not abandoned.
For this, Dad will definitely feel guilty and blame himself.
But who could have thought that the one who caused her death was her biological mother?
Rouge Jarvis watched his pain and seemed to recall her own past, also holding an urn and crying repeatedly, questioning the heavens why they treated her this way.
Gods have no answers.
The dead cannot be resurrected; only the living are left to bear this pain, unable to extricate themselves.
Whether it be one year, ten years, twenty years later, or even when one grows old, recalling this matter will still bring pain.
Rouge Jarvis spoke up: "Mr. Thorne, Tiana probably has a lot to say to you. We will head back first. Thank you for taking care of Tiana all these years."
