Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 522

Jason frowned. He was reluctant to disclose Timothy’s difficult situation to them. He had lost track of the child but was determined to do everything possible to find him.

Furthermore, it had been said that Roger had lung cancer. If he had been stressed too much, it might have accelerated his demise. Although Sophia hadn’t recognized him yet, they were still biological father and daughter. Perhaps one day, they would reconcile. Preserving his life as much as possible was the right approach.

“Aaron, please see our guest out, Jason said.

Roger waited for a while, only to be told, “See our guest out, which infuriated him nearly to the point of passing out. “This is beyond tolerance, absolutely beyond tolerance,” he exclaimed. Roger pondered, “Wasn’t that scoundrel deeply in love with Sophia? He wrecked the Watson Group in a frenzy for her, leaving no room for compromise. Now that he’s alive, instead of pursuing his wife, he’s returned to marry that wretched Ada. Has he lost his mind, or has he gone completely mad?

“Mr. Watson, please, if there’s anything, let’s sit down another day and discuss it properly, Aaron urged as he approached.

stay away from my daughter. Don’t show your face to disgust her. Even if it costs. me my life, I will stop you from harming my daughter. After saying this,

woman, truly a match made. Congratulations to both of you. If you still consider me your brother, why not send me a wedding invitation? I’ll be sure to visit

Oliver had stood a good chance with Sophia. Yet then, he had been the biggest obstacle

undecided; don’t get

woman who can’t tolerate any imperfections and pursues perfection in

on things beyond his control. Yet the harsh reality reminded him that, even if he

Taylor, she won’t spare you a glance. Life is short; why linger in pain and torment? Join me; let’s

didn’t even look at her, turning around

icy; she shouted, “If you dare to leave tonight, I’ll order

sinister smile. “Aaron, take

blood–soaked eyes and shoulders of Ada, asking tentatively, “Should we try to