Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 387 I'll Listen to You The car door swung open, and before Raegan knew it, she was ushered into the backseat by Janey.

Raegan and Mitchel flanked Janey.

Mitchel had decked out the car with everything a child would need, including a car safety seat designed for little ones.

Throughout the ride, Janey and Mitchel filled the air with laughter, sharing stories from the past that kept boredom at bay.

After a teacher welcomed Janey into her kindergarten class, Raegan's facade of amusement faded, and she turned to Mitchel with a frosty question. "Mitchel, what's your angle?"

Her cold inquiry made his heart stumble, yet he managed to steady his voice. "Raegan, Janey is also my daughter. I've missed too much of her life. I can't let her grow up without me anymore." Raegan sensed an intrusion looming over their lives, her irritation boiling over. "Mitchel, can't you see? We've managed without you. We always will." Mitchel's complexion went ashen as her words cut deep. Nonetheless, he masked his hurt, his voice strained.

"Raegan, you might not need me, but have you thought about Janey? Don't you think she needs me?" Mitchel's words struck a chord. Raegan knew Janey was not just innocent but deeply sensitive. Despite overcoming her childhood introversion, Janey's psychologist had once advised that a

father figure could play a crucial role in her emotional development.

Noticing Raegan's uncertainty, Mitchel gently persisted, "Raegan, I won't fight with you over Janey's custody. I'm hei dad, and I mean her no harm. I just want her to experience the love of a father." His plea was soft and earnest. "Please, let me be a part of her life." Raegan was torn. Mitchel was right.

She couldn't make such a decision for Janey. Mitchel was, after all, her biological father. And he had shown nothing but love for Janey, even when he remained: oblivious to Janey being his biological daughter. If Mitchel's presence could bring any joy or improvement to Janey's life, denying him that chance seemed unjust.

Raegan took a moment to consider and then laid out her conditions. "You can see Janey, but there are going to be rules." Mitchel's face lit up with hope "Whatever you say, I'll follow." "The first rule is you can't tell anyone Janey is your daughter." Raegan's stance was firm, borne out of a protective instinct. The Dixon family had always disliked her, and the news of Janey being Mitchel's biological daughter could either be a boon or a bane.

Mitchel consented without hesitation.

a position to safeguard Janey and Raegan openly, keeping Janey's paternity under wraps was wise and could

as part

with you

cross paths with you beyond Janey's matters." Raegan needed to make it crystal clear that their interactions would

of standing to do so. Any objection might jeopardize his fragile connection with Janey

separation.

firmly stating, "I trust you'll stick to your word. If not,

chose silence over further discussion

softly, "Raegan, allow me to drive you to work. It's along my route." "No, thank you." Her refusal was swift, and with a meaningful look, she

only ages you prematurely but also shortens your lifespan!" She hadn't missed the redness in his eyes, a clear sign of his nightly vigils, I nor was she unaware of his all-night

Mitchel, though. She wanted to prevent Janey from growing fond of someone who might not always be around due

offered a

to you. It won't happen again." Once again, Raegan found herself without words. The family driver was already nearby, waiting. She

Mitchel.

watched her determined departure, feeling a pang of sadness yet

and murmured, "Dig deeper. I need to know what he's up to." Alexis, after initially his short period of seizing control of the Dixon Group, had fallen into a long silence. He even went so

adopting an unexpectedly fatherly

Alexis' actions hinted at a return to clandestine

father's behavior. Despite