Chapter 1884: Taking One's Life Seriously

Several days later.

The Saunders family, in the villa community.

During this time, Vicki had taken care of the aftermath and settled everyone. At this moment, she stood in Reese's room.

Since the ordeal, Reese seemed to have aged several years; his body was not as robust as before. He lay in bed, alongside a cardiac monitor and an oxygen machine, requiring oxygen at any moment. Vicki had arranged for several senior caregivers to look after him at all times.

Reese looked up at Vicki. His face, wrinkled with age, expressed a mix of emotion and gratitude. "Vicki, I misunderstood you before. You have always had the best interests of the Saunders family at heart. I apologize to you."

Vicki crossed her arms. She had no patience for this kind of grateful talk.

Sighing, Reese said, "Ah, I never expected Fox to be such a deceitful woman, and I was blind to it. I've been reckless all my life. Now that I think back, only Felix's mother truly cared for me, and I let her down. It's hard on Felix; he's been wandering outside all these years, unwilling to come home or see me. It's all my fault. I know he resents me because of his mother. I was wrong; I deceived her before marriage, and I didn't wholeheartedly stay with her afterward. She was saddened and fell ill, and it's all my fault. Now I regret it. I truly apologize to her."

"People die, what's the use of saying all this now?" Vicki scoffed incredulously.

Reese was almost driven to frustration by Vicki's attitude. She was unrelenting in her scolding.

Vicki impatiently said, "Stop rambling and repenting afterward. Do you think it will make a difference to speak to me when you're dead? It's useless."

nearly driven to his wits' end by Vicki's words and

of the Saunders family is in your hands; I'm old and it's time for me to let go," Reese said, taking out a ledger from the bedside. "This details the special

stack of cards and a small booklet. "These are the accounts under the Saunders family's name and their passwords. They are all yours

Reese was effectively transferring all the family's authority to her, including

truly are old and unable to judge people clearly. At least you have some sense in entrusting the secret vault to Felix," Vicki said coldly. "Otherwise, it would have fallen into Seren's hands long ago." She couldn't shake off her unease about Felix ultimately handing the key to the secret vault

though being berated, knew that without her, the

also heard that Vicki had nearly sacrificed herself to

you," Vicki said as she organized the accounts. "Firstly, Fox. I buried

of Seren's body, simply leaving it at a

I want to be buried with Felix's mother, without

consequences," Vicki retorted coldly. "As for Westbrook, I've let him stay. Legally, you are his father, and Bride is his sister. If I sent him to

Seren's child, how could you tolerate that? Look at his behavior from a young age; he will

by your indulgence. Back then, you never thought he would turn into a social misfit. Regardless, the child is innocent. If I sent him to an orphanage, he would

him? Vicki, I never realized you were so magnanimous," Reese said, staring

him all these years; there must be some sentiment

fell silent. Regardless of anything else, he had been reluctant to see Westbrook suffer. After

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