Unmasking the Heiress by Sisi Yea

Chapter 535

""When did you come in?"

Evangeline had been so engrossed in her conversation with Andrew that she had not even noticed Walter entering the room.

This was an important day, and Evangeline had planned to face it alone. She had not expected Walter to show up so early and insist on entering the room with her.

Evangeline had flatly refused, but he reminded her that they had not divorced yet, and he was still technically Andrew's son-in-law. Reluctantly, she had to let him come in with her.

When she began speaking to Andrew, Walter had waited outside.

Walter's dark eyes narrowed. "I just came in a moment ago. I saw you talking with Andrew and didn't want to interrupt. Visiting hours are over now. We should leave." He reached out his arm to help her out. "Alright, thank you," Evangeline replied coolly, her steps quickening to move past him, avoiding his arm entirely as she walked out of the visitation room.

She left Andrew and Walter behind, staring at each other.

involuntarily, Walter sat where Evangeline had been seated earlier

full of emotion as he looked at Walter. "Walter, I'll be gone soon. Please, take good

hear what Andrew and Evangeline had discussed earlier. The only reason he had picked up the

have

take

has her grandfather and uncles to look after her. I'm not worried about her at all. But my Julia... Now that her mother and I are dying, Evangeline is her only remaining family in this world. Walter, I know Julia loves you. "How about this-why don't you and Evangeline separate and take care of Julia instead? Please, I'm begging you! If no one takes care of Julia, I won't be able

man before him, utterly stunned, unable to believe what he

biological father? How could he make such a request on

You're about to become a grandfather! How could

How could he leave the woman he cherished to

"Why can't you?"

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who's truly pitiful! Walter, will you promise me? You've always doted on our Julia, haven't you?" Andrew's pleading voice continued through the receiver, but Walter set the