Chapter 1152

After Jacob and Luke's investigation, they learned that the situation wasn't as simple as it first appeared.

According to Kyle, Adrian's initial investigation showed that David had believed Isaac brought him good fortune, but it cost him his health. Despite seeking treatment from many renowned physicians in the capital, none could cure Isaac. Eventually, he was sent to a temple for healing. This suggested that David did care for the child, as a dad would, and it was common for the youngest child to receive the most affection.

However, based on what Luke had learned from the elderly stewards and servants working for the Earl of Silverstone's extended family, David in truth despised Isaac deeply. The servants couldn't recall his attitude at the very beginning, but it was clear David had treated Isaac poorly over time. They even gave examples of such situations.

During Vincent's birthday celebration, Isaac-who was then called Seraphina-was carried into the banquet by Vincent himself. At that time, Vincent's health had greatly improved, and he was full of energy. But afterward, David had dragged Isaac out. He claimed Isaac had tired Vincent, and had given Isaac ten hard strikes on the palm.

These things were likely unknown to the masters of the house, but the servants had witnessed them.

Another time, Vincent took Isaac hunting, and they caught a white fox. The fox fur had been given to Isaac. But later on, it was Viola who wore it.

There were many other small incidents where David showed clear signs of dislike toward Isaac. Many servants had witnessed them, including those who shared these details with Luke.

At that time, the family hadn't been split up, and they all lived together at Silverstone Estate. David wasn't one to hide his emotions and his disdain often showed on his face, though he wasn't always aware of it.

had called for the physicians.

herbs, claiming they were of better quality than those from the physicians Vincent

meeting with the priest a few times and hearing him reveal many private matters, Vincent became convinced of the man's abilities. Some servants, however, had

was little more than cheating. He

didn't like his youngest

Isaac's illness, which went on for years without

he was named heir and Vincent was seriously ill, he assumed he

significant accomplishments to his name and only trivial duties assigned to him, David

they could tell, David believed that ¶saac had brought good luck to Vincent and that this was the Reason Vincent's

all, David worked with the

conclusions could be drawn. First, Adrian's investigation was flawed-either he only scratched the surface, or was outright

truth but chose to spare Isaac

should they tell Isaac?

and the rest

no idea if she had known, she would not have gone to visit Isaac The temple was not far from the capital but it wasn't a short journey either. A woman of her standing would not trek

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