Stefan's kindness convinced Lucinda to be the one to end the call. She clutched her phone, lost in thought.

The guilt of avoiding Stefan weighed on her, especially given how well he had treated her. Despite the lack of a deep emotional bond between them, she recognized feelings could grow. Perhaps she was on the cusp of falling in love.

After some reflection, Lucinda resolved to face her feelings head-on, regardless of any future challenges or competition. She felt reassured by her decision. Setting her phone on the bedside table, she drifted into a deep sleep.

Meanwhile, Fiona struggled with restlessness. Her constant tossing disrupted Vincent, preventing him from finding any sleep of his own.

He sat up and said, "Fiona, if you can't sleep, you can go downstairs and watch TV or go chat with the neighbors."

He was used to taking a nap at noon. If he didn't sleep, he would feel sleepy and listless.

Fiona also sat up, looking at her husband who couldn't sleep because of her. She was silent for a moment, then said, "Lucinda said something earlier that left me dumbfounded."

"Is it about her and Stefan?"

Vincent said, "No matter who Stefan is, as long as he loves our Lucy, that's enough. As for the obstacles between them, we can't interfere, that's their business."

"Whoever Lucy chooses, she has to bear the consequences."

"But that's not what I meant. Stefan asked Lucy what she would do if she wasn't our biological daughter."

Hearing this, Vincent was also stunned.

"Why would Stefan ask Lucy such

As the son


Lucy isn't our biological daughter, so he started testing Lucy's

treated her

When she told me about this, I was

She said in her dream, she felt a strong connection

strong. That woman might have had a mental breakdown after losing her child. Who can bear the pain of losing a child?" She's in a dilemma

illness, she adopted Lucinda and transferred

she has raised for over 20 years is taken back by her biological mother, Fiona would collapse. She just loves Lucy too

instead of being abandoned, and her biological mother lost her sanity because

a mother, Fiona can understand the pain

can't build her happiness on someone

with us for over 20 years

Lucinda's biological mother. Fiona pondered aloud, "What if Lucinda's dreams suggest her biological mother is in some kind of trouble? Vincent, should we

her mother's sake." Vincent retrieved a cigarette from his bedside drawer, lit it, and inhaled deeply. "When Lucinda returns," he said, "we'll discuss this with


Lucy's a good girl. Even if she knows

knew his

not the

the Anderson family will look down on her?" As a mother, she always worries too

also worried that after marrying into the Anderson family, Lucinda

if she was our biological daughter, they would still look down on her. The difference between our family and the Anderson family is just too great." "Stop worrying so much. There's always

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