The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 1720

Thaddeus eyed his daughter deeply. “Do I need someone else to tell me what’s going on? I’ve seen how that man treats you these past few years. Why are you doing this to yourself?”

Sophia bowed her head and continued chopping the vegetables. “Dad, I can handle my own business! I know what I want!”

Thaddeus was frustrated. “Are you saying I shouldn’t interfere now? If I hadn’t intervened earlier, would that man still be with you? If he had any sense of self-respect, he would have left you long ago! Can’t you be a bit more courageous to face reality and find a man who truly loves you?”

“Enough!” Sophia angrily threw the vegetables she was preparing onto the floor. “Don’t say another word! Marcus and I are perfectly fine! We love each other! I won’t leave him, and I won’t allow him to leave me. I’d rather die than have Marcus not by my side!”

“You…” Thaddeus was at a loss with his stubborn daughter. All parents would become terrified by their children’s threats of self-destruction.

He had initially considered the advice of his wife, Bertha, and his other daughter, Lea. If possible, he was willing to let Marcus return to the Blanchet family.

Not for anything else, but to repay the kindness Ellinor once showed his wife by saving her life. Thaddeus always believed in returning the favor.

daughter was the biggest obstacle.

He didn’t want to argue anymore. “You’re not in a calm state

that staying would only provoke Sophia more

and he couldn’t bear to think about the consequences if

watched her father leave in anger, and only then did her emotions settle down. She bent down to pick up the vegetables she had thrown on the floor but noticed that Marcus’ bedroom door

looked up and saw Marcus sitting in

Marcus come out? What did he hear?

guilty. “Uh… Marcus,

“Hmmm. Are you making

while you and Tristan were sleeping, I went out

nodded faintly. “Hmm,

acknowledge her efforts made Sophia feel at ease. Maybe he

trouble. I enjoy cooking for you and Tristan. I feel like

“Hmm.”