When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 466

Despite having thought about it, I still felt uneasy. What if actually found her? Would it be like I imagined? She might have already built a family, had kids, living a happy and fulfilled life. My sudden appearance could just be a pebble disrupting her peaceful life. Plus, I lost the pendant two years ago. Trying to find her now seemed more difficult than finding a needle in a haystack.

Unexpectedly, Bella offered, “I can help you, whether you want to search publicly or privately, it’s up to you.”

I was surprised. “Really?”

“Of course.” Bella nodded, her gaze briefly drifting towards Summer, who was blending smoothies in the kitchen. Her eyes were tender, radiating an unmistakable motherly warmth. “If someone had offered to help me find my daughter sooner, maybe I could have reunited with her earlier.”

“You and Summer…” I hesitated, “Were separated before?

If that was the case… I couldn’t help but doubt whether Summer truly was Bella’s daughter.

Two years ago, she was involved in some shady dealings with the Myers family. And now, it wasn’t out of the question that she’d be here trying to deceive Bella as well

Bella didn’t hide anything, her smile fading as she spoke with a hint of sorrow, “Yeah, she was switched at birth just two days after she was born.”

“Who switched her?”

out

“What about

“It was a stillborn.”

moved to North City. If

your fault,” I consoled her, “The blame lies with the

now. At least, I’ve found my daughter now,” Bella said with a smile,

Town.” I pursed my lips, “From the Myers

was holding shattered on the floor, tea splashing everywhere. She was visibly shaken, “You’re a Myers from Vista Town? One of the four big

“…Yes.”

“Your father is Victor?”

“Yes, that’s him.”

help but ask, “You know the Myers

answered abruptly, quickly bending down to clean up the mess. But somehow, she cut her finger in

to grab some tissues, pressing them against the wound, “Do

getting late. You

somewhat perplexed but knew better than to overstay my

to leave, I turned to her, “Oh, Ms. Taylor, there’s something I

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