After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 642 Take Care of It

Even though he was her father in name, she thought she should talk to him alone.

Daxton seemed surprised she'd ask this but stood up nonetheless.

Russell was old, so naturally, it wasn't him going out, so Chloe followed Daxton out of the private room and onto the terrace outside. Leaning on the railing, Chloe looked at him. "You... don't like my mom, right? You probably don't even know what kind of person she is." Daxton didn't deny it; he honestly didn't love Wendy.

If it weren't for that accident back then, he and Wendy wouldn't have Chloe.

"How can you accept me if you don't even love my mom?"

Chloe was genuinely curious about this. They say a child is the crystallization of their parents' love. She wondered how he could manage to love her if he didn't love Wendy.

She was just a sperm shot out at random; it didn't make her different from the other billions.

Daxton knew she was nitpicking at this point, so he turned to look at her.

"I really don't love your mother, but I've met her. Back when we were discussing business, Charles brought her to have dinner with us. She was knowledgeable, even sitting at a table with men; she wasn't intimidated at all. Instead, she could hold her own in conversation, eventually winning us all over." It was something Chloe honestly didn't know.

Chloe honestly did not know such things.

Chloe was born, Wendy

witnessed those sharp

woman. Even though I

know that he

I never thought you shouldn't have come into

Chloe's throat tightened.

a wealthy and influential family. Aren't you

you can manage to squander it

that was quite

only have two children, you and your sister. I'll do my best to treat you both equally. Since I've decided to bring you back to the Millers, I won't let you feel wronged there." Chloe gazed at the dazzling crystal chandelier above, falling silent for a

man like Daxton instead of the one who sold her to another man's bed for profit,

you don't want to call me Dad, if it feels awkward, I understand.

get along with, unlike the arrogance

have thought of every

Dad's getting older and can be a bit

passing, she had barely felt the warmth

a benefactor, wasn't

at Daxton, and after