Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 406: Always the One Left Behind

She fell silent, and so did James, his eyelashes drooping..

"I have thirty-five percent of the shares. I'll give Alice twenty percent and you fifteen."

A bitter taste filled Selena's mouth. She didn't know what to say.

Indeed, she was always the one to be left behind.

That was the case with her uncle's family, with Raymond, and now with James.

She had never been needed by anyone.

Once someone said she was important, but they didn't hesitate to leave her behind.

"Selena, Barbara gave up her painting career to take care of you, and that's why her health went worse."

This debt of gratitude weighed heavily on Selena, immobilizing her.

"If you're not my daughter, then you're definitely not Barbara's either. Maybe the hospital made a mistake back then. Whether the child Barbara gave birth to is dead or alive, or where they are, I don't know. But I need you to find out." James closed his eyes wearily.

"My days are numbered; I overheard the doctors talking during my last hospital visit I have only half a year to live." Every word from James made Selena under the gun.

company, if she didn't find the child Barbara had

be ungrateful for the Fair family's upbringing, for Barbara's

Barbara wouldn't care

cared greatly about this issue. The older generation said that at that time, many abandoned baby girls were found on the roadside, placed

was switched by a nurse, then the baby girl switched to Barbara,

rate for

he wouldn't have taken her to flee

the young couple put in, only

fingertips trembled slightly at

yet it felt like she

a deep breath

family, and I promise to find your biological daughter. But if Alice is still unkind to me after she comes out, I won't sit idly by. If she behaves, I'll behave." James, knowing he had half a year

brink of death suddenly realizes that the child carrying all his

of the daughter his wife gave birth to remain

Selena, and any guilt towards her

all he wanted was for Selena to stabilize

after transferring to a poor county like Ridgefield, she managed to

hand inside the blanket clenched into

the daughter

table of food that

her mouth turned