Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 758

On the couch, the family sat in a neat row, a scene straight out of a cozy Sunday gathering.

He took a bite of his ice cream, his words succinct and to the point.

"First off, it's Christine or no one for me."

Caldwell was the first to object, concerned for the Clarkson family's reputation, and perhaps a bit for the ice cream as well.

Dailey didn't pay him any mind. "Second, Nelly needs to study abroad."

Nelly, curled up in an armchair, had been keeping her head down. At Dailey's words, tears began to fall, painting a picture of vulnerability.

"Don't blame Dai, godmother. It was my idea to go abroad."

Jayne was puzzled, "You've just come back. Why the sudden need to leave again? You won't tell me what happened."

"Last time, it was for your education. Now that you're done, why go abroad all alone?"

Nelly glanced at Dailey before shaking her head. "Godmother, I know you care about me, but I want to go."

take my grandfather's ashes

"Are you planning to settle there and

a job, why take her grandfather's ashes? Couldn't she just visit his

kept falling, her eyes swollen from crying, hinting at a deeper,

as cold as

trying to lighten the mood, chimed in, "Why the sudden decision to send Nelly abroad? Didn't

thought back to

wondering if Nelly had said something to her mother

bed together, making her mother insist on

big deal, revealing a side of Nelly he hadn't seen before, a side perhaps influenced

him. What truly

had endangered Christine's life, and sending her abroad was him considering her

sending her abroad without harming the Clarkson family's

his ice

with a wet wipe, Dailey continued, calmly, "I've come back today to make things clear. I was young and foolish before, and you had to

and followed because was the younger one. But now, I'm not a child anymore. I know what I'm doing. If you insist on meddling in my affairs, then I'm ready to let the whole world see the

family's drama."

Dailey's father, slammed the coffee table, his face stern with anger. "You're talking