Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 628

"No way, no way!"

Teresa yanked her arm back in a panic, quickly locked the door, and then spun around to stand in front of Hayes, clearly not willing to step outside with him to meet her father.

Hayes was utterly bewildered. "What's wrong? Why not?"

"My mom and dad got divorced once. It must have been because they fell out of love, that's why they split up! Dad won't just get back together with Mom because I'm his daughter!

So, if Dad finds out I'm his daughter, he's definitely going to fight Mom for custody! Then what am I supposed to do? Choose Mom, or choose Dad?"

Hayes paused, thought for a moment, but he didn't agree with Teresa's line of thinking.

He argued with reason, "I think... you're overthinking it. Dad and Aunt Marguerite's relationship isn't tense anymore! When Aunt Marguerite had that car accident... it was Dad who carried her back... and when I was in the hospital with Manley... they got along really well."

Teresa blinked, her little mind quickly replaying the interactions between her mom and dad in recent times.

Actually, it did seem quite harmonious.

Silently, she felt swayed by Hayes' words.

Teresa out, "Stop overthinking... Grab the paternity test and let's go find Dad! Dad adores you, and once he knows you're his

in hand with Hayes, walked hesitantly to the

She was totally convinced!

a flash, another grave concern

work, Little Mute! I've got another

was even more

Hayes' eyes, troubled. "If I tell you, you can't be

little guy furrowed his brow. Why would he be

was family, and he should

so he nodded

her eyes suddenly brimming with tears. But

out too. I think your mom is dangerous. If

even with you, her own son. If I'm not even related to her by blood, won't I be

your mom definitely won't stick around us anymore. Only then will I be

say this, Hayes slowly released her

he knew all too well how terrifying his mom could be. So, he couldn't

being selfish... But deep down, you don't want to be apart from your mom, right? If it's too hard for you, it's okay. I won't make you help me bring Dad and my mom together anymore. I'll think