Chapter 238


    Not only did Armand lend Steven a helping hand in the man’s hour of need, but he also taught Steven


    a great many things.


    If it were not for Armand, Steven would have stopped pursuing his studies in elementary school.


    Fortunately, he ended up graduating with a doctorate and got promoted from being a mere driver to the


    head of the secretarial department in Central Group. From then on, he no longer needed to worry about


    not having enough money.


    Because of that, Steven was determined to repay the kindness.


    He picked Patrick up from the trash and nurtured thetter into a fine young man. Even though he


    knew Patrick was incredibly capable and would do well anywhere, Steven still kept him by his side so


    that they could help Armand.


    Initially, Steven nned on letting Patrick have his freedom after two more years. Thetter could then


    do whatever he wanted to and marry whoever he liked.


    However, he never expected that Patrick would fall for Genevieve.


    Since Steven never told Genevieve about his past, she thought he was loyal to Armand because the


    two men grew up together. She did not expect Steven to have such a terrible childhood.


    If it were not for Armand’s act of kindness, Steven probably would not have had the means to help


    Patrick.


    Genevieve’s eyes immediately teared up after listening to Steven’s story, but she was unsure what to


    say.


    Hence, Genevieve simply watched in silence as Steven positioned the urn under the guidance of a staff


    member. Then, the man walked over to Genevieve’s side, and together, they bowed their headsN?velDrama.Org content.


    respectfully at the tombstone.


    Genevieve waited until Steven ced his bouquet before setting her white daisies and the two boxes of


    cream puffs before the tombstone.


    When the woman looked at Patrick’s photo, her eyes could not help but grow wet once again.


    Genevieve had thought her grandmother would be thest loved one she had to part with, but she was


    wrong.


    “Thank you, Patrick,” uttered Genevieve under her breath.


    When the funeral was over, Genevieve and Steven left the cemetery and walked to the parking lot.


    Taking another small urn out of his car, Steven gave it to Genevieve. “This is the other half of Patrick’s


    ashes; I’m handing it to you now. I know Patrick was good at slipping under the radar. Back then, I


    wanted to let you two escape, but…”


    In response, Genevieve smiled bitterly. “If Marilyn’s people hadn’t recognized the ring, we would’ve


    gotten away. I ruined Patrick’s n.” I should’ve tried a few more jewelry stores to see if they could


    help me get the ring off.


    Steven stared at Genevieve in silence until he could no longer hold it in. “Mrs. Faulkner, Mr. Faulkner


    doesn’t think of you as a tool. Please understand that there are just a lot of things that he can’t talk


    about.”


    “It doesn’t matter to me. They’re none of my business,” responded Genevieve with a small smile.


    No matter what Armand wanted to do or what he was hiding from her, the possibility of them having a


    rtionship was destroyed the moment Patrick died and when she lost her children.


    After watching Genevieve enter her car with the urn, Steven sighed before turning to get into his.


    Genevieve intended to go back to work the day after attending Patrick’s funeral. However, she slipped


    in the shower that evening and injured herself.


    The housekeeper was shocked and thought Genevieve should go to the hospital. She even tried to call


    Armand but was stopped by the injured woman.


    Instead, Genevieve had Steven help her take two days off to recover at home.


    After storming out of the house the other night, Armand did not return to Regality Gardens again nor


    send Genevieve a single message. However, Genevieve did not mind that one bit.


    With nothing to do, Genevieve decided to log into her long-abandoned Twitter ount and was blown


    away by the number of direct messages she had received on the tform.


    Countlessizens, reporters, and music aficionados wrote to question who her song was intended for,


    to praise her, to ask if she had thought about furthering her studies in music, or to ask if they could buy


    the rights to her song.


    Genevieve noticed that her work had been shared more than ten million times and had received at


    least a millionments.


    Even as she was going through her ount, many were still actively discussing who her song was


    intended for.


    Onementer wrote: I saw a woman beside Mr. Faulkner of Central Group in a jewelry store in


    Springwyn, and she looked a lot like Genevieve. Since she went to the Faulkner residence, does that


    mean she’s married to Armand?


    When Genevieve skimmed through thements and came across the confession she had posted


    online previously, she felt a stinging pain in her heart.


    She instinctively wanted to delete the post, but she knew doing that would only prove to herself that


    she still loved Armand.


    After all, if she truly did not have any feelings left for the man, she could have just left it alone.


    Instead of deleting the post, Genevieve ended up sharing it and adding a few words. Then, she turned


    her phone off and tossed it aside.


    A few minutester, the entire cyber world was in an uproar.