You Are The Pursuit of My Life

Chapter 120

Thomas didn't know that Irene had changed jobs. When Irene went to visit him that day, it suddenly came to mind that he hadn't seen Jordan in a while. Therefore, he asked Irene, "Why haven't I seen Jordan around recently?" Irene fell silent for a moment before answering, "Uncle Thomas, Jordan is engaged. I also quit my job and found a new one."

"When did this happen?" Thomas asked in surprise.

"It's been a few days," Irene answered.

"That b*stard! Like father, like son! They're both b*stards!" Enraged, Thomas cursed at Jordan.

Thomas had initially thought that Jordan was worthy of Irene, as someone who would protect her all her life. But, he didn't expect that he would be so wrong. The situation now was exactly the same as Malcom and Myra's. Myra was left waiting for Malcom, who married Lydia without any warning nor explanation.

"Don't blame him. I'm the one to blame! It's my fault!" Irene smiled bitterly and filled Thomas in on what had happened.

Hearing that, Thomas sighed heavily. "Irene, that's not how things are. Your mom did not do anything wrong. It's just that... Sigh. Jordan went too far... Forget it, you guys are not fated to be..." Speaking in a low voice, Thomas exhaled deeply again.

"Uncle Thomas, Jordan wasn't the one at fault. Neither was my mother. Malcom was the guilty one. Since he's married, he should shoulder the responsibility he has as a spouse and father. How could he neglect his wife and son?" Irene grew enraged when she remembered the scene of Malcom bringing a rose to Myra's tomb. "He had the gall to show up at my mom's tomb to mourn her, acting like he was still deeply in love. How disgusting!"

Thomas let out another sigh. "When emotions are involved, things become complicated. Malcom might have his own difficulties to deal with."

"Even if he did, how could he be so shameless?" Rage consumed Irene. "Is he completely devoid of common senses and morality?"

When Thomas saw how angry Irene was, he recalled Marie's threat. If Marie told Irene that he wasn't actually Thomas Nelson, what would Irene think? He had a sudden sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach.

After Jordan's engagement, he returned to San Fetillo. When he returned, it struck David right away how much Jordan had changed. He was no longer the playful Jordan he used to be. He had become much more matured and silent.

Internally, David shook his head. No wonder it was said that maturity came after a painful love. Jordan must have truly loved Irene.

On that day, not long after Jordan reached the company, Thomas suddenly came to pay a visit. After leading Thomas to Jordan's office, David tactfully left the office and closed the door behind him.

Jordan stood up and personally served a cup of tea to Thomas, but Thomas did not drink it. Instead, he said, "I just found out that you've gotten engaged, so I came here to congratulate you!" "I'm sorry." Jordan bowed his head.

me! I always thought that you would be different from your father. To my surprise, I've misjudged you entirely!" Thomas was furious. "It's all my fault. I wanted to give Irene happiness, but there was no way for me

never leave his heart. However, right then, the problem he was facing wasn't if he could accept Irene, but the reverse. It was whether Irene would accept him back into her heart upon knowing the truth. Compared to her uncovering the truth in the future and suffering then, it would be better to put an end to it now. That was why he chose to take a step back. "Jordan! Do you even

he did not want to make excuses for himself. What could he even achieve

not do anything ashamed at all. You don't have the right to hate her. Everything is your b*stard father's fault. He was the one who abandoned you in the end. He didn't see his responsibility through. If you want to direct your

told me," Jordan

did you get engaged to another woman?" Thomas glared at Jordan; he was indescribably disappointed with Jordan. "Jordan, you're a b*stard! You're a

to keep it a secret forever? If Irene knows that her mom's death was caused by my mother, how would she think of me? Isn't she going to be in pain all the time?" Jordan finally told Thomas what he was really worrying

was due to an accident, after Steven had cheated on her. There was no correlation between Myra's death and

accident after my mom invited her out. According to him, my mom was the one behind that car accident. I went to ask her about it too, and she didn't

remembered very clearly

to tell him. She just cried. Thomas thought of Myra as a strong person.

saw her in the hospital next, she was already dying. She asked Thomas to take care of

own husband having an affair with her best friend - it must've

the car accident, she would not have the time or been in a fit state to meet Lydia. Thomas was sure

not as simple as they seemed on the surface. Since Myra's death had nothing to do with Lydia, why did Lydia choose to

Jordan couldn't sit still any longer. He decided to return

to die. Malcom disliked her, and Jordan was in love with Irene, the daughter of her love rival. Not only that, but Jordan also misunderstood and accused her. All of it caused a huge stressor

not expect Jordan to agree to an engagement with Joanne. After Jordan's proposal to

Lydia every day. The more Lydia saw Joanne, the more she liked Joanne. Such a

about Myra's death again. In the face of Jordan's second interrogation, Lydia told

that she will never do anything that would betray her family, her marriage, and her daughter. She even told me to stop harassing her!" Lydia did

that day reported that Myra entered a restaurant in Alsburg City. After Lydia heard the news, she rushed over immediately, but when she arrived, she was informed by the person that Myra was meeting someone else in one of the

outside. After waiting for about half an hour, she saw Myra stumbling

followed Myra out. After Myra ran out of the restaurant, she did not leave the vicinity immediately.

came roaring towards her. Lydia watched as Myra got hit by the truck and her body hurtled away. Lydia

her. If Lydia had come

that all her hardships were because of Myra. If Myra died, Malcom might change his mind; Jordan would not lose Malcom at such a young age too. Between Myra's life and her selfishness, Lydia chose the latter. Since then, whenever she had any spare time to herself, her mind always returned to the recollection of Myra whimpering in pain as she laid