Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

Chapter 427 Dylan's Judgment

Dalton kept his head down, looking dejected.

Lydia's nails dug into her palms, turning white.

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She had stayed at home ever since she got pregnant, but Dalton had avoided her completely, not even giving her a chance to get close.

Lydia wasn't sure what had happened between them, but something about the atmosphere felt off when she saw them together this time. Her gaze toward Meryl was filled with hostility.

She thought, "Why is it Meryl can easily get everything I've dreamed of?

Meryl is already married to Chandler; what more could she want? Yet, she still entices Dalton!"

Now that Meryl was accusing Dalton, Lydia saw it as her chance. to win him back.

"Meryl, you're claiming Dalton tried to harm Chandler? But they're both part of the Aniston family. Why would Dalton do such a thing? I believe my husband is innocent!" Dylan rapped his cane forcefully, and the room immediately fell silent.

shady people?"

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Aniston family had a strict code, and they would never allow any of their descendants to

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their own family, it would be a

interjected, "Dad.

son, not you. Keep quiet!" Dylan cut

look,

had been watching silently, added fuel to the fire. "Dalton, your grandfather's always been fond of you. Just tell him what happened. He

was eager to see them argue, knowing this

mother and the woman he loved most. His gaze shifted

lips together,

what is there for Dalton to say? Look at him. He's been gravely injured. If he were really in cahoots with the criminals, would they have hurt him this badly? No one treats their accomplice like this." It sounded reasonable, and Dylan's tone grew heavier.

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never said that. I just think Dalton's being wrongly accused. I don't know what's going through other people's minds." Though she hadn't outright called Meryl a liar, her every word implied that Meryl was making it

time. There was no way she wanted to be tied to this

criminal, but

since Meryl had entered the room,

of obvious longing couldn't