Shattered Illusions: Love, Lies, and Redemption

Chapter 264

Fiona was gently stroking Lizetta’s hand, the affection was palpable.

She had to agreed.

How could she not? The scene in the hospital today made it crystal clear to Fiona.

Maybe letting this kid go was the real kindness.

She just hoped her grandson, who was too high and mighty to ever bow down, didn’t end up regretting this!

“Let’s hit the road, kiddo. I have always believed you didn’t do it, you’re not the kind of person to do such things. I know what you’re yearning for, to make things right for you, to have Remington tie the knot with you. You two grew up together, tight as can be. Surely, you’ll have each other’s backs for life.

Remington might be a bit cold, but you’re a tender and meticulous kid. With you by his side, I can rest easy. Who would have thought…

Ah, I don’t know anymore if the decision back then was the right one.”

Listening, Lizetta’s eyes were brimming with a bitter sweetness, her heart twisted in knots.

Her and Remington, was it a forced bad fate that ended up bearing bitter fruit?

But she never regretted it, because to her, a bad fate was still fate, and the bitter fruit was still fruit.

tasting it herself did she know the flavor, enough to savor it

wasn’t like she walked away empty–handed; he gave

just too bad that Fiona has been longing to cuddle a great–grandson, and now she

“Grandma, please don’t talk like that. I’ve always been grateful to you, thank you.”

you’ve put up with a lot these past few years. I’m getting old, can’t protect you anymore. Fly away, fly high, I believe you will

own sky and ocean. And if you get tired, remember, no matter when, this will always be your home, and I will

back, got it?”

tears, but they still

to Fiona’s side when she

protected and loved her, treating her like her

that Fiona was getting on in years, it was time for her to be

the apple of her eye, leaving Fiona with more worries, making Lizetta’s heart heavy with guilt.

to follow the doctor’s orders, no more hiding your meds, and no sneaking snacks at

okay?”

“Alright, alright.”

long life and see me make it to the

to be the grandma of world–class dancer Lizetta, the envy

we pinky